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There's a lot of fine information right here on this website, excellent diagrams and illustrations on how to do things too. But to access this web site one has to have a computer online to the Internet. Sometimes there's nothing like being able to have the information you want on the printed pages of a book.

Of all the Luger books available today, if a newbie wanted to start with just one good Luger book, what would be the best? Not a coffee table book, I'm not looking to impress anyone. I want a general reference book and/or manual for the Luger. I'm not looking to become an expert, just competent.