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<blockquote data-quote="toddc" data-source="post: 1261719" data-attributes="member: 4566"><p>Bwaaaa. Funny stuff. I had to learn out of dusty books found in dead guys estate sales. You couldn't even really find info on where to find info. I would find one book and then look in the back for references to other books and then go try to find them if they were still being published or hit up a bookstore to find one. I paid $$$ for some used books back then. You just had to.</p><p>Manuals, AND THEY SUCKED, were all there was that was easy to find or something you could order. </p><p></p><p>I saw some crazy stuff before the internet. Nobody knew much of anything compared to now. </p><p>Long range was even more of a black art back then. Levitating bullets and all kinds of what we now know is nonsense were commonly spouted. A drop chart was a 3 month project to build. Chronographs were something that a publishing group owned or maybe Remington.</p><p></p><p>The WEB can dispense some crummy info but its still a lot better than before.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="toddc, post: 1261719, member: 4566"] Bwaaaa. Funny stuff. I had to learn out of dusty books found in dead guys estate sales. You couldn't even really find info on where to find info. I would find one book and then look in the back for references to other books and then go try to find them if they were still being published or hit up a bookstore to find one. I paid $$$ for some used books back then. You just had to. Manuals, AND THEY SUCKED, were all there was that was easy to find or something you could order. I saw some crazy stuff before the internet. Nobody knew much of anything compared to now. Long range was even more of a black art back then. Levitating bullets and all kinds of what we now know is nonsense were commonly spouted. A drop chart was a 3 month project to build. Chronographs were something that a publishing group owned or maybe Remington. The WEB can dispense some crummy info but its still a lot better than before. [/QUOTE]
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