Discussion of new book

[BryanLitz]

All,

The latest book: "Modern Advancements in Long Range Shooting - Volume 2" has shipped and you should all be receiving your pre-orders now.

I'm starting this thread to discuss any reactions and questions you have about the material. There are some things in there which may stir up some controversy, and I'd like to be able to address any questions about our procedure and how we arrived at our conclusions rather than let the 'internet' sort it out. Also, any simple things like typos we can address and fix for the future re-print.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

-Bryan

 

[CosmicCoder]

Will this book be made available in digital format?

 

[BryanLitz]

Eventually, but it will be a while. No date for this yet.

 

[Rich Coyle]

Thanks. It arrived yesterday. I read the intro and went to bed early. I had to go to work for the first time in about a year and a half since I retired. Lord willin' I will get into it this evening.

 

[IDelkhunter]

Any summary of the edits/revisions/additions for those of who bought Rev 1?

Thanks,

Marcus

 

[dads300winmag]

i like the book A LOT of grate info.

 

[BryanLitz]

Any summary of the edits/revisions/additions for those of who bought Rev 1?

Thanks,

Marcus

Marcus,

This is not a revision of volume 1. Volume 2 is entirely original content.

-Bryan

 

[jkokanovich]

Super helpful book which saved me many times the price in time and money for upgrades to my reloading equipment I was considering, but won't need and helped solidify things I should be looking at!

Thanks for all you and your staff's efforts to make long range shooting more science based!

 

[Rich Coyle]

It was most interesting to see one can work up a load at 100 yards with complete confidence.