For your reading enjoyment "Absolved"
 

The War on Guns: Absolved

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Poor White Boys - The Depot, the Camp, and the Preacher's Son

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: <i>Sippenhaft</i>

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Poor White Boys - The Depot, the Camp, and the Preacher's Son

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Poor White Boys - The Past as Future

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Black-and-Tans

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Improvised Munitions, Inc.

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: The Four Fingers of Death

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Deacon

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Green

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Dead Man's Holler

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Reverberations and Synergies

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Predator

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: M14 - The Three Hundred Meter War

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: The Quarry

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: The Six Apostles

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Absolved - - The Squad -- BAR

Western Rifle Shooters Association: Vanderboegh: Absolved -- The Squad -- Rubicon

Or you can find the link to them all here.

'Absolved' warns against tyranny provoking rebellion - National gun rights | Examiner.com

Thanks, Opaww. I've been reading Mike Vanderboegh's book as it came out chapter by chapter - it's pretty darn good!

Vanderboegh is also the guy who, with David Codrea, first broke the Gunwalker scandal. He is knowledgeable about history, our founding, the constitution and he has a tell-it-like-it-is manner about him. Check out his blog for countless pearls of wisdom and insight if you're interested.

I posted all this so our newish people can read a great story and have a good insight into Mikes workings. Also so we had the links here on the board instead of someone just running accross it while searching for something else.

I would love to save this page. Is there a way to do that?

Bookmark it for now. I'll see about creating a sticky thread for e-books.

Thank You for these links.

I started reading this on Monday and I'm hooked. I just hope the IT guys don't notice that I'm keeping that page open at work for most of the day so I can read a little when there is a little down time.

Thanks for posting.
Bookmarked.