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371 reviews
John Ross

Accurate Press, 1996

A Valuable Resource - an extraordinary story
It's all been covered in the other 300+ reviews. I just wanted to pile on the enthusiastic praise. This work is the single best historical (even though threaded into a fictional story) account of the firearms laws in the United States. Don't read it to the kids because it's not gentle or nice. One heck of a story.

Nation of Cowards

10 reviews
Jeff Snyder

Accurate Press, 2001

A logical treatise on our loss of independence.
More than a collection of essays on gun control, J. Snyder's "Nation of Cowards" dares one to examine the current condition of our society. He exposes some uncomfortable truths, including the willingness of some of the citizenry of our great country to simply let others take responsibility for their safety and welfare in general. If the reader is willing (and able) to think logically, without ...

Sniper's Eyes

4 reviews
J. T. Riebling

Accurate Press, 2005

True hard-edged fun! A must-read!
Riebling captures the heart and soul of the spy game with this compelling and smart novel. He paints a frighteningly vivid portrait of the unseen threats to our lives (with great insight)while weaving in a fun-filled fistful of sex and violence, a true tale of adult excess! This is the perfect novel for those who desire their Clancy with spice, because Riebling writes with a passion you can smell ...

Drug War Addiction

6 reviews
Bill Masters

Accurate Press, 2001

Covers it all
I have known Bill Masters since he ran for sheriff on a hard core Republican anti-drug platform. I was a hippie at the time and voted against him, but somehow he was always friendly and stopped to visit with me on the street and i grew to respect him in spite of our differences. This was some 20+ years ago, and much to his credit, he kept his eyes and ears open while he was doing his job as ...

The New Prohibition: Voices of Dissent Challenge the Drug War

3 reviews

Accurate Press, 2004

Very interesting and thought-provoking read
I could not let down this book. I received it 2 days ago and have already finish it. This book deals with the harm and political, economic and social consequences of drug prohibition and the so called 'War on Drugs' in America. What makes this collection of articles and essays particularly compelling is the different perspectives that the several authors bring into the discussion. Among the ...