digital pistol shooters treasury copy

Any interest? I was thinking of sending my book in for non-destructive or destructive conversion to digital media. Seems hard to find copies these days.

hopefully it can become a sticky on the forum for people to download.

I would be super interested! I've been trying to find a copy but it's near impossible or shipping to Canada was prohibitive. I'm just not sure on Copyright issues...

Would LOVE a digital copy! I own two copy's currently. One in mint condition and the other is pretty beat that I use as a reference and loaner.

I just gave my extra like new copy to a new shooter.
Jon

Yes, I would definitely be interested.

Would love it!

Great idea I would love one. Don

very interested

Wonderful idea!

and add me to the list of interested shooters

desben wrote:I'm just not sure on Copyright issues...

My understanding is that copyrights in the US on printed material published before 1978 lasted for 28 years, which is the case of
the original publishing date.  If the copyright was renewed, it would be for an additional 28 years.  If the copyright was renewed
after 1976, the copyright would be renewed for an extra 95 years!  As the author or publisher, it would appear silly not to renew it.

I would think getting permission from Gil's next of kin (is his wife still alive?  I think so...) would be prudent.

A copyright lawyer certainly could give better guidance than me, but I think caution is warranted before someone starts scanning pages.

Doug

Some of the material was copyrighted in other publications and reprinted with permission by Gil.  So it's very complicated.

A good share of the good stuff in the Treasury is on here:
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/
^AMU Guide and Zins stuff too^

Don Nygord's good stuff here:
http://www.australiancynic.com/NYGORD.htm#training

Ed Hall @ Pilkguns:
http://www.pilkguns.com/ehindx.shtml

Warren Potter @ Pilkguns:
http://www.pilkguns.com/hhg.shtml

You can print them off and read them at your leisure


More
http://www.usashooting.org/11-resources/shootinginstruction/pistolshooting

http://toz35.blogspot.com/2009/08/vital-problems-of-pistol-shooting.html
http://toz35.blogspot.com/2009/08/vital-problems-of-pistol-shooting-part.html

Jack H, thank you , wonderful resources for information to study. Greatly appreciated.

Yes Jack thanks from me also.  I am already started on Ed Hall's manual and right away I understood the blank white wall thing.  When it come down to my grip I was totally missing the part of natural aim and along the same lines seeing how my trigger pull effected it.  I think this is going to help me a lot.  Don

Chris, did you end up doing this? I've seen the "new" pistol shooter's treasury that's been shared around, but haven't seen the original