Firearms Guide

[baldeagle]

I don't know if anyone would have an interest, but I thought I'd post it just in case someone did. WND has a Firearms Guide that is available in searchable form. http://superstore.wnd.com/homefront/Fir ... rd-Edition" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The 3rd Edition of "Firearms Guide" presents over 55,000 guns and ammo, including new 2012 guns, from 500 manufacturers worldwide. Manufacturers are from 38 countries so you'll be able to find guns from the USA, EU, Russia, Ukraine, Singapore, South Africa, Israel, UAE, Indonesia, China, Bulgaria, Korea, Romania, Philippines, Brazil, Argentina, Pakistan, Croatia ... etc.

"Firearms Guide" now presents fully automatic MILITARY GUNS – machine guns, heavy machine guns submachine guns, assault rifles and automatic pistols.

[Rex B]

That looks interesting, though $35 is a bit high for an e-book.
I'll have to think about that. a bit.

[Beiruty]

e-books price should be in single-digit dollars. Due to volume and no cost to produce. It is a killer profit making machine. Ask Microsoft.

[Rex B]

I see this as a fundraiser for a political site.
If you support the goals of that site, then you have to consider the difference a donation

[mrvmax]

I bought that to see what it was like and I think it was a waste of money, I would not pay $10 for it.

[OldCannon]

Thirty-Five Dollars?
<Insert Wonka Meme Pic>
Tell me again the value of paying for stuff you find for free on the internet!