"Extreme Guns and Babes for an Adult Worl" started out as a series of gun articles published in "Xtreme Magazine" showcasing the beauty of 26 adult entertainers, including Miss Nude World, Miss Nude Illinois and M.S. Texas. What distinguishes it from any other book about guns is it had to appeal to a readership that had no particular interest in guns. While still providing incisive firearms content that would capture the attention of serious hunters, gun collectors, and firearms enthusiasts. The "Xtreme Magazine" guns and babes articles led to the 2004 Xtreme Weapons calendar that was financed by the Jack Corbett, Xtreme Magazine's editor, Jeremy McTeague, and Vic Meyer, a Missouri gun dealer who specialized in military weapons. Because Vic intended to sell the calendar at gun shows to thousands of gun fanatics the entire project had to have a very serious focus on weapons. While still providing spectacular photos and commentary of the models that "Xtreme Magazine" could sell to customers whose primary interest was in adult entertainment. The Xtreme Magazine Guns and Babes articles and the 2004 Xtreme Weapons Calendar led to Jack Corbett's writing and producing "Extreme Guns and Babes for an Adult World" which he originally published in two paperback editions, one in full color, the other in a much more affordable black white edition. While both editions included 119 pictures of his guns and models, Jack decided to create a larger and even more spectacular hardcover book for book stores such as Barnes and Noble. This is the L 5th hardcover edition printed at lulu.com.