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Here is equipped America - a land of machine-gun gatherings in the desert, lederhosened German firing societies, feral-hog hunts in Tx, and Hollywood weapon armories. Whether they're collecting old-fashioned weapons, practicing concealed carry, or firing an AR-15 or a Glock at their local range, many Us citizens love guns - which horrifies and fascinates a great many other Americans, and far of the rest of the world. This lively, sometimes raucous e book explores from the within the American romance with firearms. Dan Baum is both a lifelong weapon dude and a Jewish Democrat who grew up in suburban NJ feeling like a "child of the bitter divorce with allegiance to both parents". In Weapon Fellas he grabs his qualified concealed handgun and visits the street to meet a few of the 40 percent of Us citizens who own guns. We meet Rick Ector, a dark Detroit autoworker who will buy a Smith & Wesson after struggling an equipped robbery - then quits his job to preach the gospel of equipped self-defense, especially to the immune dark community; Jeremy and Marcey Parker, a, successful Kentucky couple whose notion of a romantic getaway is the Blue Ridge Mountain 3-Gun Championship in Bowling Green; and Aaron Zelman, mind of Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership. Baum also trips to New Orleans, where he enters the world of a man disabled with a bullet, and to Chicago to interview a killer. Along the way, he requires us to weapon shows, weapon stores, and firing ranges while racking your brains on why so most of us love these things and just why they motivate such passions. In the traditions of Confederates in the Attic and Among the Thugs, Baum brings an entire world to life. Written similarly for avid shooters and those who never touch a firearm, Weapon Fellas is greater than a travelogue. It offers a fresh diagnosis of the warmed politics surrounding guns, one which will struggle and advise people on all attributes of the issue. This can be the first e book that moves beyond weapon politics to light up the visceral appeal of guns - a genuine, perceptive, and interestingly funny voyage through American weapon culture.
