This book was lent to me by my FFL. It's a sizable book at 861 pages, small type, 6"x9" pages.
The story is about a man growing up in the gun world as a collector and dealer, and evolves into a terroristic-style revolt against the federal government and the laws that chip away at our rights.
There is some good information in the book showing the author did his research regarding gun laws and licensing. The book is a fictional attempt at revealing how citizen's rights are slowly being eroded, and one possible outcome if the population rises up to defend our freedoms.
Although the ending is hardly feasible, the point our country is at right now and where we go from here as far as registration or limiting purchases etc. is very believable.
I won't ruin the book for anyone, but if you do get a chance to read it remember it was written in 1996, waaaay before our current administration, which makes it a bit prophetic.
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The story is about a man growing up in the gun world as a collector and dealer, and evolves into a terroristic-style revolt against the federal government and the laws that chip away at our rights.
There is some good information in the book showing the author did his research regarding gun laws and licensing. The book is a fictional attempt at revealing how citizen's rights are slowly being eroded, and one possible outcome if the population rises up to defend our freedoms.
Although the ending is hardly feasible, the point our country is at right now and where we go from here as far as registration or limiting purchases etc. is very believable.
I won't ruin the book for anyone, but if you do get a chance to read it remember it was written in 1996, waaaay before our current administration, which makes it a bit prophetic.
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