Rezension: Paul M. Barrett: »Glock – The Rise of America’s Gun«

An exploration of the ubiquitous firearm, »Glock« works best as a corporate history of its creator and the money machine spawned by his invention.Less enlightening are its analysis of the role of Glock in the handgun debate.

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