I got the heads up on a new book: Selecting and Ordering a Custom Hunting Rifle.

Richard Mann, who contributed several chapters to the book, writes

Charlie Sisk is a respected rifle builder and in this book shares his thoughts on custom hunting rifles. The idea was to provide those looking to purchase a custom hunting rifle with information so they could make informed decisions and be able to engage in a conversation with a potential gun builder about topics relevant to the rifle they may or may not decide they want. (The first chapter deals with the question of whether you should even buy a custom rifle.)

Chapters include Custom Varmint Rifles, Rifles for Alaska, Custom Rifles and Kids, and What About a Wildcat?.

These guns come with a significant price tag, and that cost is only worth it if the performance measures up. To get what you need, you need to know what you need and how to ask for it. This book was written to help with that.

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