<p>I didn’t use anything besides AMSCO and a few practice tests (untimed, just MC) and got a 5. I looked at the PR book, but it seemed to pale in comparison content-wise. I read AMSCO within a few weeks before the test (no other review material besides a list of court cases, which are included in the individual chapters anyway). It’s easy to read, condensed but not shallow, and has practice questions at the end of each chapter along with practice DBQ’s/essay questions. Quite honestly, it’s better than the textbook I used formally for the class (for tests, I just read certain AMSCO sections - SO much more helpful).</p>
<p>The problem is, besides the practice test in the back, the answer key isn’t in the book - unless someone you know has access to it, you have to pay for it. Regardless, the content in it is fantastic in and of itself - there’s plenty in there to help you do well on both the MC and essays.</p>