One more try, attached find the URL address

http://www.virtualpilots.fi/hist/WW2...y-Manuals.html

[edit: superfluous posting, akorky beat me to it]

Just posted the following in the Rolling in Bf 110 topic, and then remembered that this topic was about manuals too.

I found all kinds of pilot manuals for the Bf 110 series (and Me-210's, Me-410's, Bf-109's, Fw-190's, Ju 87's, Ju 88's, Ju-188's, He-111's, He-162's, Me-262's, Do-17's), from early to late models. Even several different ones for various G-2 models depending on loadout options. Including the Mk 108 version.. It even has illustrations/charts showing the ballistic path of the 108 shells compared to the 151/20 shells. It's all in German.

I found the manuals here: http://deutscheluftwaffe.de/archiv/D.../Dokumente.htm - Click on "F" and then scroll down to "Flugzeug Handbücher". Then on the manufacturer.

EDIT: Crappy, been looking through the 110 ones, and they are mainly just technical manuals, not really for piloting. Not the gold mine I thought it was.

The hunt for pilot manuals continues. I found three new ones apart from the English made Bf 110 (probably a captured B-model) that was done through test pilot feedback.

Bf 109 G-6 pilot's manual - in English :)
hem.bredband.net/mikko.artist/bf109g6_english.pdf

Ju 88 A-1 to A-6 pilot's manual - in English :)
hem.bredband.net/mikko.artist/Ju-88PilotsNotes.pdf

I found the manual for the Bf 110 B, with the Jumo 213 engines, but it is really huge, in German only and having such different engines + very different cockpit, it is not quite what the die hard 110 pilot wants.

Located a single page from the Bf 110 C pilot manual, and it has some useful and interesting figures related to flying the thing:
http://hem.bredband.net/mikko.artist/bf_110_c_chart.jpg