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1 review
Jeff Cooper

Wisdom Publishing, 2005

Classic Cooper at his best.
Fireworks is Cooper at his best; with tales ranging from battles and hunts to tequila making and returning home from war. Cooper knows how to tell a story right; leaving in the details that breath life into every sentence. Whether making a carbine exciting or describing some of the best history of the twentieth century, Cooper draws the reader in with his masterful use of the English ...

To Ride, Shoot Straight, and Speak the Truth

23 reviews
Jeff Cooper

Wisdom Publishing, Inc., 2005

Watershed Moment
I first read this book in Summer 2006, as a "homework assignment." It has been on my favorites shelf ever since, and I've lost track of the number of times I've read it. Col. Cooper (rest in peace) herein sets out a little of everything. Perhaps most importantly, though, is what he addresses up front, which is just as applicable now as it was when he wrote it: Mindset. It has become ...

Principles of Personal Defense - Revised Edition
Jeff Cooper, Foreword by Louis Awerbuck

Paladin Press, 2007

Jeff Cooper was perhaps the nation's foremost authority on defensive weaponcraft. He was renowned not only for his practical instruction on firearms marksmanship, mechanics and safety but also for his groundbreaking ideas on proper defensive mental conditioning. This final edition of Cooper's classic Principles of Personal Defense with a fitting tribute by firearms expert Louis Awerbuck and all-new drawings by renowned illustrator Paul Kirchner ...

To Ride, Shoot Straight And Speak The Truth

2 reviews
Jeff Cooper, 2001

Not what it appears to be, but great!
Jeff Cooper, those those that don't know, is widely considered one of the fathers of modern gun handgun tactics and safety. He was also a very upright and honorable individual by all accounts close to him. At first glance, this appears to be a how-to book on shooting and jeff's way of doing things. It is and it is not. This book won't teach you how to be a marksman, but it will enlighten you on ...

The Way of Kata: A Comprehensive Guide for Deciphering Martial Applications

23 reviews
Lawrence A. Kane, Kris Wilder

YMAA Publication Center, 2005

A valuable find
Rather than presenting a book worth of random applications or cool looking sequences, the authors go much deeper and present you with a methodology for actually understanding kata application. I have found this book to be very valuable, i've owned it for something like two years and I still open it up regularly, it is defnitely a book that you will use frequently.

Hit and Run Trading: The Short-Term Stock Traders' Bible, Updated

3 reviews
Jeff Cooper

Marketplace Books, Inc., 2004

Some of the best strategies for short-term and day traders!
I have read many reviews on other sites on this book and I am amazed by the amount of people that think for one second that Jeff Cooper would just give you a trading system for $100. I must admit, that with a little ingenuity one can make a lot of money with these strategies. You won't find an easier method of trading if you use just a little common sense and approach these strategies with a well ...

Intra-Day Trading Strategies Course Book with DVD: Proven Steps to Trading Profits (Trade Secrets Course ...

4 reviews
Jeff Cooper

Marketplace Books, 2007

Cool
Well, as David Nassar said: "The market's simplicity is it's greatest disguise". I saw the negative reviews here and suspect some people don't see the logic behind trade setups from people like Oliver Velez, Tony Oz, Jeff Cooper, Dave Landry, Josh Lukeman or John Carter. In the book "Profit Strategies: Unlocking Trading Performance with Money Management" David Stendahl describes how he tested ...

Shotluck

2 reviews
Jeff Cooper

Wisdom Publishing, 2006

Definitely not PC
This is a series of vignettes by a very accomplished, very conservative student of history and of fighting. Its very conservative bent may be too much for some readers, but it does present a very well-reasoned and seldom-seen view of a part of the world we live in.

Hit and Run Trading II: Capturing Explosive Short-Term Moves in Stocks, Updated

9 reviews
Jeff Cooper

Marketplace Books, Inc., 2004

A Complete Insight Into Hit and Run Trading II
Following up the original collection of successful strategies in Hit and Run Trading is Jeff Cooper's second and equally outstanding book on capturing explosive moves in stocks. I imagine the question on everyone's mind is, "Great, but will this improve my trading?" and the answer is - YES. The first book kick-started daytrading careers for thousands, and this one is bound to make you wonder how ...

Principles of Personal Defense

32 reviews
Jeff Cooper

Wisdom Publishing, Inc., 2005

Seminal work
This is an outstanding work on a much-avoided subject. While we would very much like to pretend that our society is violence free (at least as far as it pertains to us individually), the sad reality is that this is not the case. Cooper's writing on this topic is spot on, his prose is a study in how to use an incredible command of the language and his brevity in doing so is nothing short of ...

Art Of The Rifle
Jeff Cooper, 2001

Another Country

2 reviews
Jeff Cooper

Wisdom Publishing, Inc., 2005

The Late, Great Col. Cooper at his best!
ANOTHER COUNTRY sees the late Colonel Jeff Cooper, writing-wise, at the top of his game. I've read most of Cooper's other books and numerous articles by him, and while all were very good, this one stands out in terms of both style and content as the most engaging and satisfying read of them all. For those who are only familiar with Cooper via his last few years of "Cooper's Commentaries" ...

Complete Book of Shooting by Jack O'Connor 1969 Hardcover
Jack O'Connor, Roy Dunlap, ...

Outdoor Life/Harper & Row, 1969

C Stories
Jeff Cooper

Wisdom Publishing, 2005

A Rifleman Went to War

13 reviews
H. W. McBride

Lancer Militaria, 1987

Excellent Book
It might not be written in perfect English, and it's not always politically correct, but it's definitely always enjoyable. You get the whole WWI experience from the author's point of view, including enough "war stories" to satisfy any reader. McBride includes technical details, anecdotes, and just good old story telling, in this tale of a machine gunner / rifleman in the Great War.

Tactical Pistol: Advanced Gunfighting Concepts And Techniques

24 reviews
Gabriel Suarez

Paladin Press, 1996

This is the one handgun book you must read.
This book should be required reading for anyone looking to use a handgun in a self defense manner. Whether you have your pistol in the bedside table drawer, or carry every day, if you intend to defend your life, and those of your family this book is a must read! Mr. Suarez knows his topic. The Tactical Rifle and The Tactical Shotgun should also be on your list.

FIGHTING HANDGUNS - History, Adventure and Romance of Handguns from the Muzzle Loader to Modern Magnums
Jeff Cooper

Paladin Press, 2008

From the 1540s on, the handgun has been recognized as a handy weapon for individual fighters. Compared to other weapons such as the ax, sword, rifle and shotgun, it is light and compact, allowing it to be carried almost anywhere and deployed quickly when needed. For these reasons, throughout the centuries the handgun has endured as the best defensive weapon for most people, most of the time. In Fighting Handguns, Jeff Cooper not only takes the ...

Cities of Darkness Vol. 3: Dark Colony and Alien Hunger (Vampire: the Masquerade)

1 review
Jeff Berry, John Cooper, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 1997

Explore the unseen corners of urban life
This book offers an insight into the life of vampires and other creatures of the night in cities around the world. The book focuses on the larger cities like L.A., Berlin and of course, New York. A wonderful source for learning about the people, socities and groups behind the darkness in these cities. This sourcebook is very well written and is a pleasure to read. This is a must have for ...

Hit & Run Trading: The Short-Term Stock Traders Bible

34 reviews
Jeff Cooper

M. Gordon Publishing Group, 1996

A Complete Insight Into Hit and Run Trading
If you haven't already read this, you're missing out on something that has spring-boarded the career of thousands of traders. This is Jeff Cooper's best-selling first book that has been revered by the trading community since it was first published in 1996. The name "Hit and Run" is appropriate as Jeff's style is to enter and exit trades on the same day. Years of experience have taught him that ...

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