Went scouting for Haldeman's Forever War (found a new copy at the 3rd store but didn't have the $ at that point) and Scalzi's Old Man's War without luck but did find their sequels and 1954 ROTC Marksmanship manual that I'll pick up next pay day.

Anyway, in the basement of Ophelia's Books I found this.



1941 (3rd) edition with supplement.



An example of the details



I get home to find my newest book just a little (ETA 2AUG10) early.



New from Bucks County Books.

I love opening up a book and learning something new.



OA-93 anyone?

And I also love being proven right.



Notice it says, pre Armalite designs.



So all of that is going here, got a little less than half of it back so far and the racks are just an expediency.



Manuals beneath and above along with the few magazine's that I've held on to. No real system yet but it used to be split among AR, sniping, FM/TMs, gunsmithing, and insurgency. When I get all of them back I can organize. Right now it's good to have the kids back where they can be helpful.

Needs another shelf for all that open space.

I have "Forever war" in the basement in a box. It would only take me 6 months to find it!

It was free from work, the ones we sell come with 4 shelves. My mechanic's shelves will come with the next load of books.

I guess I missed the thread that you weren't at the food place anymore.

It's from the Small Wares department; ranges, reefers, and racks.

I'll settle for a cheap one to PIF.