I bought this for my guy. He loves guns and reloading. He hadn't known about the Gun Digest, and is still reading it, months later.

This is a tremendous work and belongs in the personal library of any big bore rifle or double rifle enthusiast... any shooter, gun enthusiast or reloader for that matter.

As the gun annuals go, this book is "IT". Gun Digest is evolving and doing it's best to keep up with the very fast rate of change that we see in the world of firearms and ammunition these days. There are others in the same category but none that can be considered better.

I found inspiration and valuable information in the pages of this book (all editions) when writing my own book, rexGun by Templar Rexgun, which addresses safari and dangerous game rifles and how to select appropriate cartridges for any given game, up to T. rex.

I highly recommend this book, every edition of this book, to all shooters and gun enthusiasts.

On the front cover of this book are the words, "THE WORLD'S GREATEST GUN BOOK!".
Unfortunately, if you try to use the "GUNDEX" or gun index, the page numbers are all wrong. In other words, someone forgot to edit the index for this edition.
Ah, you say, who cares! Who indeed. Therein lies the greatest tragedy of all; apathy.

i purchased the gun digest to be more knowlegable about guns .i have been going to auctions.and know nothing about the guns for auction. thought the digest had it all .it does not.and the prices it lists for the guns in this book are very high as i have several of the guns that are listed in the book .maybe i dont under stand how to use the book i dont know.or i bought the the wrong book.

Gun Digest is an excellent source for gun enthusiasts. My husband has every copy since 1982. I buy it for him every year for Christmas.

Any gun collector or library catering to them will find the 2010 edition of a classic reference to be a key acquisition. It comes with a DVD of highlights and includes new product reports, articles, and an illustrated firearms catalog packed with black and white images and sidebars of specifications and information. A 'must' for any serious gun collector or libraries catering to them.

OLDER GUN DIGEST WHERE MUCH BETTER. A VERY POOR FIREARMS CATALOG. LAST TIME I PURCHASE THIS BOOK

The 2010 edition of Gun Digest is a very good source of reference for gun enthusiasts. No publication is totally complete, but Gun Digest consistently provides good, basic product information in a concise volume.

Very good source of gun and ammo info for the price!

Many interesting articles and reviews, in addition to the gun and ammo listings.

As always, GUN DIGEST provides you with information on new and old guns in history.

I found the 2010 Gun Digest to be an excellent addition for this venerable franchise. I have been critical of the recent past Gun Digests but I really liked this 2010. There is a new editor, Dan Shideler who has clearly revitalized the GD formula. The editors have increased the total number of articles from the past editions. Among the increase is an expanded coverage for collectors of antiques as well as historical features. I especially liked the expanded custom and engraved guns photo section. All photos were clear and distinct to me. I would recommend the GD 2010 to every gun enthusiast.

The Gun Digest 2010 is a moderately complete record of currently available firearms. It is not comprehensive as some manufacturers are omitted. Quality of the print is only fair and frequently grainy or blurred.