Precision Long Range Shooting And Hunting: Getting started, caliber and equipment choices

Very easy format to follow. Nice and technical, yet easy to understand. Pictures are clear and lots of useful hyperlinks. Will re read often!

As a beginner I feel like I learned a lot more from the book, Long Range Shooting Handbook by Ryan Cleckner. I feel like that’s a better book and you don’t need this one if you read that one. There’s also a few weirdly worded sentences and typos in this book. Not a horrible book though, good info none the less

Great for new distance shooters

You couldn't find a better guide to take you step-by-step through everything you need to know to perfect your long-range shooting. Gillespie-Brown's enthusiasm for the topic and confidence in the reader go hand-in-hand with detailed instructions, purchase advice, and explanations about what works and why based on his years of experience. The book is set out in clear chapters and suits all different kinds of learners with text, bullet points, graphics, pictures, numbers and a takeaway section at the end of each chapter. Highly recommended.

Simple and easy to understand. Lots of information provided in sections that lead from basics to more advanced. Easy read!

This book is excellent learning tool! I have all 4 books in the series! I'm only halfway through 1st book and have learned so much! I recommend it to everyone especially if you're a beginner!

Excellent book for reference, sources of supply, additional training, links to web sites, methods to maintain your rifle, and how to break in a new rifle and scope.

Good read.

A good preface to shooting long range for anyone looking to improve their skills or learn new tricks

Ok, this book is full of information, good information but it is very basic. Two pages on most topics like optics, mil/Moa, range finders. If you’re totally new to shooting as in never touched a gun before sure this would be a great place to start. If your someone who enjoys shooting and reads often about the topic this book probably won’t add anything to your knowledge. Get the long range shooting handbook by Cleckner, it is far superior to this if you are and experienced shooter looking to expand your knowledge on the topics.I had planned on buying the whole serious over time but will not be. It’s far too basic and not enough depth.

Lots of information in text book format. Lots of wasted blank and half pages.

This is a good book to read but definitively not one of the best. I don't know the actual motivations of the author but the whole book gives the feeling that it was made to gain money rather than to share anything.A bit disapointed but I would still recommend it to new shooters. Intermediate shooters should not buy this book as it will barely teach them anything they don't already know.

Perfect book for getting started in Long Range Shooting