“Wildey’s Here” is the true story of Wildey Moore’s seven decades on the gun business. It charts how, without a college education, Moore became a great innovator, designing not only the first gas-operated pistol, the Survivor, but also the JAWS, Justice Pistol for the King of Jordan. The book further recounts, how, while, recovering from a stroke, international players including former CIA members attempted to seize Moore’s then multi-national business, but his faith in God gave him the strength to hold on to fight and wim back the company he had built over forty years. While “Wildey’s Here” is a story of survival, it’s also the story of how a man came to trust in the Lord during the most trying time of his life, and charts the changes Wildey witnessed in the United States as the country forsook morality and embraced immorality, starting down the road to decline. Make America great again, no, MAKE AMERICA GOOD AGAIN. Wildey J. Moore is a gun industry legend, best known for designing the Wildey Survivor and JAWS, Justice Pistols. He has worked in the gun business since the 1950's, starting in the parts department of Stoeger Arms in Long Island City, NY, later becoming Winchester Repeating Arms' youngest outside sales representative before working for the National Defense Works (FFV) in Sweden, afterward designing and taking to production his Survivor pistol, which led to his work designing and manufacturing JAWS, Justice pistol, for King Abdullah of Jordan. His pistols have been featured in several movies including Death Wish III starring Charles Bronson. He is now a consultant for his former company and other companies and lives with his wife in Connecticut.