Anyone here familiar with the LOC process? Can you download books that are sitting in this huge warehouse with some gov employee scanning and saving every page?
Seriously, I honestly have no idea.
I would like to read Keith's books w/o paying the prices those books are commanding today.
I will check the interlibrary loan system at the local library tomorrow. Maybe they will turn something up.
Anyone here familiar with the LOC process? Can you download books that are sitting in this huge warehouse with some gov employee scanning and saving every page?
Seriously, I honestly have no idea.
I would like to read Keith's books w/o paying the prices those books are commanding today.
I will check the interlibrary loan system at the local library tomorrow. Maybe they will turn something up.
Originally posted by Texas Star:
Try Amazon.com or Alibris or other Online book dealers. They often have gun books for MUCH less than specialty dealers do.
T-Star
Those areas have the high priced books I was talking about.
Originally posted by Texas Star:
Try Amazon.com or Alibris or other Online book dealers. They often have gun books for MUCH less than specialty dealers do.
T-Star
Those areas have the high priced books I was talking about.
I work for the Library. I checked our interlibrary loan Database. Sixguns by Keith, the standard reference work. has over 124 listings. Some do charge money, but alot don't. They have several different books of his listed. Todd
I work for the Library. I checked our interlibrary loan Database. Sixguns by Keith, the standard reference work. has over 124 listings. Some do charge money, but alot don't.
TN RAT - Try the inter-library loan. Over the years, our little local library has rounded up many books for me. It is a great service. Sometimes it takes a while. I don't recall ever getting charged, but I have not done it for some time.