Tony Boyer's Book

[abintx]

Fact, conjecture, rumor, or myth. Does anyone know for sure if Tony Boyer is writing a book ??? Any idea what year it might hit the bookshelves ???

 

[Dick Grosbier]

Any idea what year it might hit the bookshelves ???

Summer 2034

is as good a guess as any other.

 

[bob harrison]

Its sort of like Billy Jeff's promise of a middle-class tax cut. We are still waiting and waiting. It maybe that Tony is still collecting background material.
Bob

 

[Pete Wass]

some folks

can write writin but can't write printin !

 

[MatthewKeller]

Why would Tony need a book if he's making so much on his shooting school and giving out the same info??? Just a thought. I have nothing against Mr. Boyer, but actions speak louder than words. Especially since we've been waiting on this book forever and good friend Mike Ratigan has produced an excellent book while we wait. I don't even think it's coming. Just a tease this book be.

Matthew S Keller

 

[JerrySharrett]

The content has been dictated and transcribed. The last I heard, mid 2008, an "editor" was working on it. Get Newicks book and digest it, then get Ratigans book and learn some more from it, then hopefully Tony's book will come.

Practice, practice, and practice some more in the meantime. You ain't gonna' get better just talking.

 

[David Halblom]

Now there

Practice, practice, and practice some more in the meantime. You ain't gonna' get better just talking.[/QUOTE]


is a quote worth using!!

 

[Andy Shifflett]

Patience is a virtue!

All good things come to those who wait!!!!!!!!!!

Andy

 

[abintx]

The content has been dictated and transcribed. The last I heard, mid 2008, an "editor" was working on it. Get Newicks book and digest it, then get Ratigans book and learn some more from it, then hopefully Tony's book will come. Practice, practice, and practice some more in the meantime. You ain't gonna' get better just talking.

The Benchrest Shooting Primer is also good reference material. All three are worth reading, rereading, and rereading again. If you really want to get nitty gritty, try Harold Vaughn's book Rifle Accuracy Facts but don't try to read it when you're tired. Personally, I try to practice at least once a week in a variety of conditions. Practicing at different ranges where you may compete, if within reasonable driving distances, isn't a bad idea either. Practice, practice, and more practice (practicing the proper fundamentals) is certainly the key.

 

[Possum]

Andy

Check your PM......................Possum