Best equipment - knowledge and books

[frost1235]

In terms of gear, isn't knowledge the most important piece? And the best way to gain knowledge is online or books.

So in my never ending quest to improve, I was curious about books to prioritize getting?
I was looking at:

1.) Ryan Cleckner's long range shooting handbook
2.) Zediker's Top grade ammo OR Handloading for Competition
3.) Litz's series

For Bryan Litz's series, which books would be most important to get?

 

[ShtrRdy]

Not knowing what your experience and knowledge is, it's hard to recommend what might help you.

If you're new to Long Range Precision shooting some instruction would be a good place to start.

I've read Cleckner's book and Litz's "Applied Ballistics for Long Range Shooter" and can recommend both.

 

[frost1235]

Reloading:
-I'm comfortable reloading rounds to get SDs between 15-20 fps, and would like to get my SDs consistantly under 15 fps.
-I've read a ton from Panhandle Precision/accurateshooter/6.5guys, cleckner's video series, and here.


Shooting:
-I ended up taking a course at the sig academy, precision scoped rifle 101.
-10 shooting courses between rifles/pistols
-USMC infantry training
-Bullseye shooting
-Ungodly amounts of rounds down range just this year alone.

 

[Sutherlandsd]

Right now if you have a Kindle you can get a few of Litz's book for free with Kindle unlimited (there is a 30day free trial I thin).

Excellent books btw, I dont know if I really learned alot but its some interesting reading.

 

[frost1235]

Exactly what I wanted to hear. I was curious if the Litz series was important in terms of improvement of skills.

Right now if you have a Kindle you can get a few of Litz's book for free with Kindle unlimited (there is a 30day free trial I thin).

Excellent books btw, I dont know if I really learned alot but its some interesting reading.