Zediker books
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The Internet makes it possible to find almost any out of print book, but the price is usually too much to bear. This site is like Ammoseek for hard to find books.
I typed Zediker book into the eBay search. Instantly found everything you want. Not cheap though.
If you’re wanting them for sentimental value or collecting, I totally get it.
But if your using them for reloading purposes, they are out dated and irrelevant in todays competitions. One of them was printed in 1989!
If you’re wanting them for sentimental value or collecting, I totally get it.
But if your using them for reloading purposes, they are out dated and irrelevant in todays competitions. One of them was printed in 1989!
That is wonderful news. Didn't know if his sons would keep the publishing of his material going after his passing a few years ago.
I've suggested his books a lot to new handloaders here ,in hope that his writings would get them " up to speed",so to speak, in this rabbit hole we journey through.
Some ,that have been in this game a long time may not agree/ follow his suggestions. And that's okay,......more than one way to skin a cat......but for a new handloader , I highly suggest.
I' m thankful that I came across his writings ,because they have helped make this old man a way better handloader. " I didn't know, what I DIDN'T know..........now I know......more"
We lost Glenn way too soon. He really was... a scholar and a gentleman.
He wrote for other folks as well as on his own, and he actually walked the walk as a competitor.
He had the respect of the folks who met him as a writer, a shooter, and as an easy going Southerner.
Memory Eternal
He wrote for other folks as well as on his own, and he actually walked the walk as a competitor.
He had the respect of the folks who met him as a writer, a shooter, and as an easy going Southerner.
Memory Eternal
I may be wrong ,but for some reason I got the impression that Glenn moved to Dixie from the NW , while reading one of his books and " became one of us" . Maybe he was one all along and just found his way "home". Also taught at Ole Miss ,if I'm not mistaken. For a fact, he loved riding motorcycles with his sons.
I never had the pleasure of meeting him ,but am deeply indebted to him for passing on his knowledge.
Concur ,Glenn passed, way too soon.
I never had the pleasure of meeting him ,but am deeply indebted to him for passing on his knowledge.
Concur ,Glenn passed, way too soon.
