The Story of Carlos Hathcock One of our most asked for books. The story of legendary Marine sniper Carlos Hathcock - Gunnery Sergeant, champion at the Naval Matches and a record of 93 confirmed enemy kills in Vietnam. Carlos joined the marines on his 17th birthday, 1957, to become a legend. The sniper is the big-game hunter of the battlefield, and he needs all the skill of the woodsman, marksman, hunter, and poacher. Gunny Hathcock was all of these things with a full measure of the silent courage and quiet optimism of a true champion. 4"x7", 291 pgs.

An Advanced Training Manual for Military and Police Snipers Updated and Expanded Edition by Maj. John L. Plaster, USAR (Ret.) When John Plaster’s The Ultimate Sniper was released in 1993, it was hailed as an instant classic in the sniping community, influencing an entire generation of military and police marksmen around the world. Now this revolutionary book has been completely updated and expanded for the 21st century. Through revised text, new photos, specialized illustrations, updated charts and additional information sidebars, The Ultimate Sniper once again thoroughly details the three great skill areas of sniping marksmanship, fieldcraft and tactics. Just some of the material in this new edition includes: * Cutting-edge sniper rifles, scopes, ammunition and equipment everything purpose-designed or adapted specifically for military and police sniping * The latest tactics and techniques from the frontlines of the War on Terror, including the mountains, deserts and urban areas of the Middle East and Central Asia * Analysis of evolving technologies, including lasers, night vision, FLIR and ballistics programs * Detailed ballistics and trajectory data for sniper ammunition * An all-new chapter on countersniping lessons learned in Iraq and Afghanistan * An up-to-date listing of U.S.-based sniper training programs Find out why professional snipers, sharpshooters and long-range riflemen consider The Ultimate Sniper to be the bible of their craft. 8 1/2 x 11, softcover, photos, 584 pp. A veteran of the top-secret Special Forces covert operations unit MACV-SOG during the Vietnam War, Maj. John L. Plaster combined what he’d learned of stealth, stalking and camouflage with his postwar experiences as a competitive shooter and firearms instructor to write The Ultimate Sniper.

White Feather is the only authorized biography of Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock II, who was recognized as the most successful sniper in the Vietnam War with more than 93 confirmed kills. The book White Feather is written by brothers Roy and Norm Chandler, who publish military shooting publications through Iron Brigade Publishing, a Jacksonville, North Carolina based corporation. 8.5 x 11 , 277 pages, harccover, photos, illustrations.

Now back in print, one of the scarcest and most sought after works on military shooting. The author was a sniper instructor with the British Army as it moved through Europe in 1944-45 and wrote this classic hands-on, nuts and bolts, how-to sniping book. Chapters include British Weapons and Equipment, all Sniping, pistols, Machine Guns, Foreign Weapons, German Weapon Training, History of British Sniping, British Snipers in World War Two, Hunting as Sniper Training & more. 410 pp., 9 x6 , hrdcvr.

When Carlos Hathcock talks about sniping, it’s not theory, its experience. He is the most accomplished sniper of the Vietnam War (with 93 confirmed kills and “gobs of probables”). In his own words, Hathcock describes his famous engagements – including the famous five-day standoff with a company of Vietcong and his unparalleled 2,500-yard confirmed kill with a .50-caliber rifle – and offers his unique insights on the difference between sniper training for the military and police SWAT teams, the most important skill for a sniper, shot placement, the importance of patience, how to use concealment & camouflage, proven practice techniques, target selection and much more. Snipers must be able to outthink as well as out-shoot their prey. Carlos Hathcock tells you how to do both. Color, approx. 55 minutes.

In the long colorful history of the U.S. Marine Corps Snipers, one man clearly stnads alone. This man is Gunnery Sgt. Carlos M. Hathcock. As ardent admirer’s of Gunny Hathcock we contacted him about the idea of authentic print showng him at the Moment of Truth . After some hesitation, he agreed to the idea but only on the condition that he would have the final word on how the painting would look, and that it would be accurate down to the last detail. Max Crace was commissioned to begin the project. After months of wlrk with Sgt Hathcock, Max was able to create a painting that was authentic in every detail. This magnificent print clearly captures the outstanding man and his weapon at a time in history tht was, for many Viet Cong, The Moment of Truth . 17 x 22 , suitable for framing.