Pistol and Revolver Shooting

"Pistol and Revolver Shooting" by A. L. A. Himmelwright is a handbook that examines the world of pistol and revolver shooting as a sport in the early 1900s. It traces the path of pistol shooting from its beginnings as a basic tool for protection to a respected sport, thanks to improvements in firearm technology like smokeless powder. Himmelwright highlights how pistol and revolver shooting were gaining traction among soldiers, police officers, and everyday people. More than just pointing and shooting, the book stresses how important good technique, regular practice, and a focused mind are to becoming a good shooter, implying that anyone who is reasonably healthy and has good vision can learn to shoot well if they put in the time and work.