The Luger Book
 

I just picked up a 1987 edition of John Walter's "The Luger Book" which I plan on reading during Christmas. Since the book is getting rather old, is there anything I should keep in mind while reading; flaws, errors, etc?

From the land of Julenissen (Santa) - Merry Christmas to you all!

Balder

http://forum.lugerforum.com/showthre...&threadid=6937

this might help, it is a thread of what folks think about various books... On Jan Still's forum there is a complete part of the forum with reviews of books...


Although a bit aged, it is not as inaccurate as some of the older books. I think it is a good read, although he sometimes looks at things from the "european" side of things...


Ed

Walter's "The Luger Book" is arranged in alphabetal order and best used for reference, rather that a straight read thru. His previous book "Luger", which is an out of print hard back, has basically the same info (plus more) in a more chronological order, thus an easier read. TH