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On Your Own in the Wilderness
What Thoreau proved a century ago about returning to nature will still work today. There is an inexpressible thrill in the intimate study of primitive country, the workshop of nature, the appreciation of wilderness technique. Unspoiled regions possess a quiet beauty and peace—no artificiality, no crowds, all woods uncut. There is unbounded satisfaction and pleasure in successfully meeting the challenge of the wilderness. The two requirements for man in the North Country are knowledge and equipment. Colonel Townsend Whelen and Bradford Angier have combined their vast experiences camping and bivouacking to produce the perfect guide to peace and utter freedom. If the wilderness calls you, they invite you to join them and talk together about how to live in it. They explain what from their experience they found to be the best ways of entering wild and unspoiled country, of finding their way through it, and living there in comfort and safety. On Your Own in the Wilderness is their explicit direction on how to escape to an earthly Paradise.
Amateur Gunsmithing
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The Hunting Rifle
This is a new release of the original 1940 edition.
The American Rifle
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Hatcher's Notebook
Handgun enthusiasts, gun-owning do-it-yourself, law enforcement officials, and gunsmiths here is the ultimate one-volume guide to acquiring and developing all the necessary skills for making pistol repairs at home, from helpful hints on work space and setting up a small shop, to the tools needed and how to use them properly, to welding, hardening, and gun finishing. All this valuable information, plus much more, is contained in this easy-to-use reference for handgun aficionados.
Why Not Load Your Own!
Why Not Load Your Own! explains how to get the results you want by handloading. The step-by-step guide has shown huntsmen how to shoot on a budget and produce ammunition that will give you more accurate results than any other load. Without assuming any prior knowledge on behalf of the reader, Colonel Townsend Whelen explains every step of the handloading operation: decapping; cleaning the primer pocket; chamfering the neck; recapping; neck sizing and expanding; powder measuring; and inserting and seating the bullets after you have cast, lubricated, and sized them. Whelen even provides basic equipment recommendations for those who are getting started. Ranging from the .218 Bee to .45-.70 US G...
Suggestions to Military Riflemen
Suggestions To Military Riflemen comprises a complete and comprehensive guide detailing the correct use of a rifle. Written as a handbook for the military, this scarce classic is a must-have for rifle enthusiasts and provides a great source for historical research. Complete with the original artwork and diagrams, this wonderful text is a detailed How-to guide for the aspiring rifleman, covering such topics as: The selection of an accurate rifle, The care of the rifle, The firing positions, Holding and pulling the trigger, Position and aiming drills, The sights and their adjustment, etc. Full of timeless information that is still as useful today as at the time of its first publication, this book is a must-have for any collector of antiquated shooting literature. Originally published in 1909, this scarce text is republished now with an introductory biography of the author.
