As in his prior books, Robert Waters, aided this time by his brother John, has brought to light the politically suppressed accounts of Americans righteously using firearms to defend themselves and, in this case, their property and that of their neighbors.

Delving into history, the Waters brothers give us an insight into times when citizens were not prosecuted for defending their communities and its institutions, particularly the community banks. It would take a lenghty search for a reader to assemble all these accounts on his own.

However, as in Robert's earlier works, there are an embarrassing number of errors, mostly technical, but also historical and geographical. I hope that they continue to produce these unique books but I also wish that they would seek better editors and proofreaders. In books that are so closely related to firearms there is no excuse for some of the glaring technical errors.