By Bonar Menninger. I've tagged this "crackpottery," because for several dozen pages, it's going to feel like that -- a crap-ton of information about ballistics texts and firing pins that might seem like it's going the usual nowhere. It isn't, and if you can stick with the dry table-setting, the book will change your whole conception of the JFK assassination.
...maybe I need to tag myself as a crackpot. Anyway, this is the older paperback edition, which is somewhat rarer, and this one's in decent shape -- a cracked spine, but it sits straight; mild edgewear to the covers; the pages are snug and not TOO toned. Mild old-book smell. A great reading copy of an undersung entry in the subgenre.