title: Shooter's Bible: The World's Bestselling Firearms Reference (104th Edition)
author:  Jay Cassell 
description: <strong></strong><strong>Jay Cassell</strong>, editorial director at Skyhorse Publishing and the editor of this compendium, has hunted all over North America. He has written for<em> Field &amp; Stream</em>, <em>Sports Afield</em>, <em>Outdoor Life</em>,<em> Petersens Hunting</em>, <em>Time</em>, and many other publications, and has published eight books. He lives in Katonah, New York.
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  ## Dedication
  
  
  To Sarah Rogers, Randi Vassal and Leah Joslin, thank you for having a
  discussion with me on gun control and whether or not it is proper to store a
  pistol, no matter if it’s fake or real, loaded or unloaded, in the front of
  your pants.
  
  
  To my babies, mommy loves you…she just doesn’t want you reading her books.
  
  
  To my husband, you can’t read my books either…because I don’t want yo