This fairly recent book (1997), is both informative and entertaining, with many insights on the rifle shooting that can only result from a lifetime spent peering through sights and scopes. Cooper is sometimes opinionated -- certainly never shy -- but his many nuggets of shooting wisdom are well worth the cost of this book (ie., "Where to aim is fully as important as how to aim.") His interwoven subjects such as a philosophy behind shooting and rifles simply won't be found elsewhere. A good read, and worthy of a serious rifleman's bookshelf.
8-1/2x11, hardcover, 104 pages.