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I am in graduate school, and she is graduating this May. She just accepted an offer from Winchester. She will be working in ammunition design. I was an intern at a helicopter manufacturer, and the supervising engineer told me that when he was first offered the job he purchased a book on the design principles of helicopters. He read it from cover to cover, and eventually was able to work on the design of a brand new aircraft.

(Anyone in engineering knows how hard it can be to move from production to design). I want to buy her a book on the principles of ammunition design, but I'm having trouble finding one. The top is frequently this: Ballistics: Theory and Design of Guns and Ammunition, Second Edition by Donald E.

Carlucci Can anyone suggest a better book on the design and manufacture of ammunition and firearms? I would love to select a book on the recommendation of someone experienced. Tl;dr Can anyone suggest a book on the design and principles of ammunition?