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Hunter's Guide to Accurate Shooting: How To Hit What You're Aiming At In Any Situation - Softcover

Van Zwoll, Wayne

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9781592284900: Hunter's Guide to Accurate Shooting: How To Hit What You're Aiming At In Any Situation
Softcover
ISBN 10: 1592284906 ISBN 13: 9781592284900
Publisher: Lyons Press, 2004

Synopsis

In THE HUNTER'S GUIDE TO ACCURATE SHOOTING, firearms and ballistics expert Wayne van Zwoll tells you how become a better shot, both on the range and in the field. His clear, readable, and entertaining descriptions of rifles, cartridges, sights, and shooting techniques make this book a page-turner for any rifle enthusiast or hunter.

Dr. van Zwoll has made guns and shooting his vocation for thirty-five years, and he brings in the advice of other renowned marksmen, from extraordinary hunters and trick shooters to Olympic competitors.

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About the Author

Wayne van Zwoll has written a number of books on guns and hunting, including The Hunter's Guide to Ballistics and The Complete Book of the .22 (page 112). He is a magazine contributor, professional photographer, elk hunting guide, and ballistics expert. He earned his doctorate studying recent changes in hunting and how they affect wildlife policy.

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In The Hunter's Guide to Accurate Shooting, firearms and ballistics expert Wayne van Zwoll tells you how become a better shot, both on the range and in the field. His clear, readable, and entertaining descriptions of rifles, cartridges, sights, and shooting techniques make this book a page-turner for any rifle enthusiast or hunter. Dr. van Zwoll has made guns and shooting his vocation for thirty-five years, and he brings in the advice of other renowned marksmen, from extraordinary hunters and trick shooters to Olympic competitors.

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Publisher
Lyons Press
Publication date
2004
Language
English
ISBN 10 
1592284906
ISBN 13 
9781592284900
Binding
Paperback
Edition number
1
Number of pages
352
Rating
  • 3.81 out of 5 stars
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