There were also a few typos / grammatical issues I noted. I realise that this is probably because the book is not intended to be read cover to cover (as I did) but more as a reference book.

Even the sixth chapter on the G17 repeats information from those chapters. I think the first five chapters probably could have been one or two chapters as there is a lot of information repeated in them. Overall this is a great reference book for Glock collectors or people just interested in them. His latest book is 9mm - Guide to America's Most Popular Caliber. His last book, Book of Glock, was a #1 new release on Amazon. He is also the author/editor of numerous books including the Gun Trader's Guide annual and Shooter's Bible Guide to Firearms Assembly, Disassembly, and Cleaning.

Since then, he has written many hundreds of articles for such gun magazines as Shooting Illustrated, Gun World, Ballistic, Gun Digest, Combat Handguns, Black Guns Annual, Tactical Life, Guns of the Old West, Personal Defense, SHOT Business,, Gun-Tests, and others. While in NYC he wrote and edited for many famous and infamous magazines. Later he received a fellowship to attend New York University’s Gallatin School. In past lives he worked as a mechanical designer for General Dynamics on the U.S. He grew up next to a dairy farm in eastern Connecticut and started bird and varmint hunting as soon as he could carry a. Sadowski became involved with firearms early.

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