I haven't read anything written by Colonel Cooper that I didn't enjoy... but with your stated interest in history and biographies, I would recommend starting with either Fireworks (a collection of short writings by Cooper that covers some fascinating subjects) or the biography that his daughter Lindy wrote, Jeff Cooper: The Soul and the Spirit - My Father's Story.NordicTexan wrote:Wow, perfect, Jeff Cooper sound like a very interesting guy.
The Wiki page led me to Jeff Cooper Books as well. Any recomendations on selections because these look like some really good reading materials? I really enjoy history and biographies in addition to the firearm training.
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