I have JURY DUTY this month. They tell us to bring a book to read. I have selected an old book from my collection to re-read. Elmer Kieth's "Hell I Was There". An interesting biography.

I was selected for a three week murder trial last autumn. I managed to get through three quarters of 'Hemingway on Fishing', a collection of his short stories. With all of the behind-the-scene finagling going on you'll have plenty of free time.

BTW, we found him guilty of murder in the first!

I still have that book on uncle Elmer,very interesting. Might I suggest "Sixguns" as an alternative? derf

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How was "Sixguns"? I have read "Hell, I Was There" and enjoyed it a lot. Times sure have changed since the days when you could run a busybody law enforcement officer off your land and tell him if he comes back, you'll kill him!

H. C.

One of my prized book possessions is an autographed copy of Sixguns. Highly recommended, especially if you long for the "good old days" of shooting.

Henry; My apologies,I just now saw your question. I don't remember to much about "Sixguns" other than that it was every bit as good as HIWT and I enjoyed it very much. I only had a library copy and never my own so the memory is kinda foggy. derf

Does anybody have an openion on the DBI book on Glock handguns?