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Poll: Let’s talk non-fiction

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gunsLast week’s poll asked you about your favorite pro-gun fiction, and it looks like John Ross’ tome “Unintended Consequences” was a clear winner.

This week poll was a bit more difficult. There is SO much unbelievably educational, well written non-fiction out there, that I had a hard time choosing which books to include in the poll.

I tried to give a sampling of some of my favorites, but there are definitely more – from real stories of armed self defense, to history books, to how-to books to improve your accuracy – so if you don’t see your favorite in the list below, just hit “other” and let us know in comments.

We’re always looking for new reading recommendations!

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3 thoughts on “Poll: Let’s talk non-fiction”

  1. You are so right! There are entirely too many excellent books and other media items available to make any rational choice among so few options, and I have too many “favorites.”

    One of the books I’ve given most often to new shooters (and others) is “Hologram of Liberty” by Kenneth Royce (Boston T Party). It is concise, not too long, and contains a great many references to other relevant material. It deals with individual liberty, not just “gun rights.”

  2. I hate to admit this, but I am not qualified to vote in this weeks poll. I have read some non-fiction pro guns, but mostly they were educational or reference type. However, this is not a total loss, as I am seeing a few books here that I now know that I simply have to get ahold of and read for myself.
    I have read the Federalist Papers, but it was a long time ago, in school, and even though I have an understanding of them, to say that they are my favorite is not fair, as I simply have not enough to compare them to yet.
    Once again, TZP is serving a great purpose, that of prodding me to educate myself a little more about something which I need to learn so that I have a better base of knowledge on which to stand. Good for you, as always, Nikki, and I am sure that there will be many in the other column from which to choose as well.

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