Modern Advancements in Long Range Shooting Vol. 2

This book not only teaches a lot about all the facets of a rifle and the load development for accuracy at long range, it is an excellent reference book. If Bryan Litz does not know the answer to a particular problem, he uses scientific method and applies it to real world testing on the range. Love it!

A well written, well presented and concise guide to clarifying some major myths surrounding ballistics that so many of us novices have understood to be gospel. More than that, it served to clarify my understanding of certain variables in the reloading process and the degree to which those variables may benefit me and my long range pursuits. I highly recommend this volume, and volume 1, to any shooters or reloaders that are seeking to improve their understanding of the shooting sports.

I would like to thank the authors for their contributions to the shooting community and urge them to continue their excellent work. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in rifle accuracy.

The author does an excellent job of taking a complex topic and distilling it down to something the average person can wrap their head around and apply to their craft. He does a good job of distinguishing myth from truth. A great read and a wealth of pragmatic and useful information.

When you have read 35 pages of 350+ page book and already got your money's worth: $44.95 what more can I say. On my amazon wish list for quite some time but only when I got a $50 gift card for Father's Day did I pull the "one click" trigger and send that gift card down range. Not many books are worth the money but this book really delivers because Bryan Litz is extremely smart and very curious by nature. If you are a shooter, the chapter on angular group convergence is going to answer all those questions you have been scratching your head about. 5 Very Big Stars.

I liked the info as presented using statistical deviations. As always, you need to mirror this testing process for your own application. I don't get to shoot hundreds of rounds so it is good to have info to develop a good plan when you can find the time to shoot.

It’s the bedrock of precision shooting discipline. Wish I’d have read the book years ago - would have save a lot of money.

Another great book by Brian Litz, a great continuation from Volume 1. I was pleased to see this book cover some areas about handloading. I highly recommend this book.