Bryce Towsley Books in Order

An illustrated guide surveys muzzleloading rifles from traditional flintlocks to modern inline models, helping hunters understand their differences. Towsley discusses equipment selection, maintenance and field use, with material aimed at both beginners and experienced enthusiasts.

Following the Benoit family into whitetail country, Bryce Towsley examines the tracking methods behind their consistent success. Photographs and practical observations show how these hunters read conditions and locate mature bucks in challenging terrain.

Bryce Towsley introduces home gunsmithing through illustrated projects and explanations of workshop practices. Moving from basic maintenance to more involved repair and customization, the book helps readers understand the scope and demands of working on firearms.

After social and economic collapse, a man rebuilding life with his family discovers a conspiracy threatening the survivors. He and a small group of allies must leave their fragile security behind to confront a danger with global reach.

Bryce Towsley follows Larry, Lane, and Shane Benoit to examine how their deer-hunting methods have evolved. Their experiences connect traditional tracking knowledge with changing conditions, showing why adaptability matters as much as established expertise.

Bryce Towsley examines firearms and related equipment within civilian emergency preparedness. Discussions of selection, maintenance, training, and practical constraints ask readers to consider how their choices would function during prolonged disruptions at home or while traveling.

Bryce Towsley presents illustrated projects for maintaining, repairing, and customizing modern firearms. Covering work of varying complexity, the book explains the tools, skills, and workshop considerations involved as readers move beyond basic care toward more demanding projects.

Bryce Towsley returns with illustrated projects exploring firearms care, repair, and customization. The collection ranges from accessible home workshop tasks to advanced work, pairing practical explanations with his perspective on gunsmithing as a demanding and satisfying hobby.

This reference gathers cartridge dimensions, drawings, and conversion information for handloaders working with obsolete and modern designs. Its revised format organizes hundreds of entries to help readers identify cases and understand the equipment and processes involved.