Ford. Dell. Glock? Actually, yes. Because this Austrian gun manufacturer has become so deeply embedded in modern American culture that Gaston Glock's name has been synonymous with "gun" to a whole generation. Paul M. Barrett's book, Glock: The Rise of America's Gun, is a compulsively readable story about this cultural icon and its inventor.
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