Ken got his first firearm from his Father, a Stevens Crackshot .22 rifle, when he was eight years old. His interest in handguns, however, had to wait until he was in college, when he got a Colt .22 derringer, a Commercial Luger, and a Colt Python .357, one right after the other. He believes the 1911 Colt .45 is the finest hand weapon ever devised, and hand-loads for all the calibers of firearms he now owns. He's a novelist who insists on extreme realism and accuracy in his writings.
