I am not, by profession, a book critic. I am
a gun writer. I do not read many books. I do read a lot of
magazine articles and documents, however, to glean information.
For me to sit down and read a book is unusual, but if I do, it
has to be both interesting and educational. The topic of this
brief review, “Prepper Guns”, falls squarely into
that category.
This book is not, nor is it intended to be, a
book covering every possible aspect of survival. This book is
about guns. Specifically, guns that will be needed in the event
of a catastrophe, be it natural or manmade. Natural disasters
occur quite often, and usually, things run pretty smoothly.
However, the situation can, and has been, bad at times, with
local populations cut off from food and water supplies for
several days, without the usual government protections from
criminals.
We have seen on television how quickly
society goes bad, even in the smallest of natural disasters,
such as floods, power outages, and riots. There are those living
among us who steal, destroy, and kill when society has even the
smallest of hiccups and interruption of local services. These
things are happening with greater frequency each year.
Besides the natural disasters, there are
manmade disasters of much greater proportion happening around
the world, and it is coming to America. These are economic
disasters created by governments run wild, shirking all
responsibility, and heading farther into socialism every day. We
see this around the globe. When a society runs out of services,
and especially when society runs out of food, things go downhill
very quickly. When bad people have the opportunity, they do bad
things. When good people run out of food, they get scared, and
they can also do bad things.
“Prepper Guns” focuses upon the
various types of firearms that will be needed in the coming
collapse. The author goes into detail, expounding upon the
features and benefits of many various types of firearms, and the
application thereof.
The book has a Forward written by Nancy
Tappan, the wife of the late Mel Tappan. In my youth, I read
every word written by Mel Tappan, and his book, “Survival
Guns” was studied often. In “Prepper Guns”,
Towsley continues the same line of thinking of Mr. Tappan, but
focusing upon the weapons and conditions encountered today.
I highly recommend “Prepper Guns”
to everyone, without qualification. We must each be prepared to
fight, when necessary. Please note the use of the word
“when”; not “if”. None of us can reliably forecast a
natural disaster, but scientists do tell us that a big one is
coming, noting the increased geothermal activity inside the
Earth. However, even the most basic of economic understanding
shows us that we are headed quickly into a major economic
collapse of worldwide governments. We are spending money that
doesn’t even exist on things and policies that will wreck our
economy and our society.
“Prepper Guns” is a very timely
book. It is a book written for now, as well as the immediate
future. On May 17th of 2016, the book will be
available at all major local and online outlets, but is
available today from www.brycetowsley.com.
NOTE:
For a limited time, “Prepper Guns” is available
direct from the author at a special price of $29.99 US, signed
and shipped within the US. This is a beautiful hardbound book,
filled with great info and full-color pictures. The signed price
of $29.99 includes shipping for a limited time, so click
HERE to order.
Jeff Quinn
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