This is the first volume in an exciting six part series depicting classic American small arms in training and combat during the Second World War and Korea. Featuring exquisite, high quality duo-tone images culled from the US National Archives, these titles present a unique and intimate look at such ubiquitous fire arms as the M1 Carbine and Garand, as well as the valiant "dog-faced" infantrymen and tank crews who used them. From combat in the forests of France and Germany, to the black sand beaches of the Pacific Theater and Korea, each title contains roughly 100 exceptional images which will provide a wealth of visual information for gun collectors, re-enactors, modelers and historians, interested in taking a new look at some legendary weapons.

THE M1 CARBINE: Classic American Small Arms at War (The American Firepower Series #1)

History

Laemlein, Tom

Military

This exciting new six part series depicts classic American small arms in training and combat during World War II and the Korean War. Featuring exquisite, high-quality duotone images culled from the US National Archives, these titles present a unique and intimate look at such ubiquitous fire arms as the M1 Carbine and Garand, as well as the valiant 'dog-faced' infantrymen and tank crews who used them. From combat in the forests of France and Germany, to the black sand beaches of the Pacific Theater and Korea, each title contains roughly 100 exceptional images which will provide a wealth of visual information for gun collectors, re-enactors, modellers and historians, interested in taking a new look at some legendary weapons.

THE M1 GARAND: Classic American Small Arms at War (The American Firepower Series #2)

Rzm Imports Inc

Guns tell stories, and those associated with the Wild West surely have thrilling tales to tell. 
This edition explores the guns of the time, including some unusual samples like the Army’s last flintlock pistol. Inside is plenty of other stories about ammo, accessories, the frontier lifestyle and even saloons — the tales and history that give the historical West its mystique. 
Half the fun of old guns comes from the stories of how they arrived in the here and now. Ever wonder about arms of Native Americans? Their weaponry sure made an impression on General Custer. The guns themselves tell part of the story, but if you really want to get in touch with the times, you’ll want to read about where off-duty warriors and cowboys spent their leisure time and hard-earned cash. 
The original guns are nostalgic — and often priceless. No worries, inside are stories on modern reproductions that give the originals a run for their money. In this volume, we’ll explore modern takes on old classics like the Dixie Gun Works Remington New Model Army, Uberti Hombre, Beretta Stampede, the Taurus Lightning/Thunderbolt, Chiappa Spencer Carbine and Pedersoli Springfield 1873 Trapdoor just to name a few. 
So, get this book, sit back, pour a whiskey (but not the frontier stuff — it was rotgut terrible), and enjoy a taste of the Old West.\n★ NEW 2023 edition available here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1736672797 ★ 
Here's a few of the features inside this edition: 
Buried Treasure Reproduction — A Remington .44 Unearthed 
Native American Guns — An Unsustainable Fire 
Old West Replicas — As Good As The Originals 
Big Wheelguns: The First .44s — .44 Special Magnum Ancestry 
.45 Colt: Love Or Hate? Happiness Restored 
Saloons In The Old West — The “Not Like Hollywood” Reality 
A Vintage 1873 Winchester — Cost? One Set Of Tires 
Machine Guns Of The Old West 
Springfield 1873 Trapdoor Rifle 
The Last Flintlock — Model 1836 Pistol 
Arrows Vs. Bullets — Who Wins In Bow Vs. Colt?

Old West: History Guns & Gear Volume 2

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

John, Jeff

Publications, FMG

Jardim, Frank

Metesh, T. Logan

Clough, Jeremy D.

Huntington, Roy

Van Zwoll,Wayne

Smith, Roger

Antiques & Collectibles

FMG Publications

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you created a genetic mutation of a Tavor, AK47 and AR15? Then stuck each end in a vise and twisted the whole mess about 45 degrees? The Arm Gun was a creation of engineers at the USAF Armament Laboratory at Eglin Air Force Base back in 1968. 
Part of the intrigue of surplus weapons lies in the unusual stories. Without a doubt, most historical classic and military firearms represent brilliant design and manufacturing techniques. Who can argue with the sheer genius of John Moses Browning? Those products literally changed the course of world history. Others, like the Arm Gun, leave later generations with riddles. Oh, the woes of trial and error. Bold engineering ideas will make one a hero or zero. 
Get this edition and enjoy the stories of guns that changed world history. 
There are plenty of surprises waiting for you in the 2021 Surplus Military & Classic Firearms special edition from GUNS Magazine. 
**This version include black & white interior pages** 
Here’s what’s inside the GIANT 134 page issue: THE REISING SUBMACHINE GUN — American’s Little-Known SMG. THE AUSTRIAN STG-58 — The Ultimate FAL. GALIL VS. AK — Assault Rifle Throwdown In 1973. THE BUSHMASTER ARM GUN — Almost Awesome Tactical Trash. WINTER WARRIOR — The Suomi KP/-31 Submachine Gun. OPERATION BARBAROSSA: BLITZKRIEG II EAST — Red Army Small Arms In 1941. GUNS OF THE COCAINE COWBOYS — The 1980s Miami Drug Wars. U.S INFANTRY RIFLE CARTRIDGE — A Handloading History. U.S. 45 AUTO SUBMACHINE GUNS IN WW2 — Manufacturing Elegance To Wartime Efficiency. FEEDING .45 ACP AUTOS THE 1891 CARCANO — Much More Than Just Some Old Rifle. IS IT REAL? OR, IS IT…? — Surplus, Vintage & Classic BB guns For The Perfectionist. CHINA’S HANYANG TYPE 88 RIFLE — Servant Of An Empress, Warlord, Nationalist Revolutionary And Even Communist Swine. GHE GENERAL OFFICER’S COLT MODEL 1903 — This One Was Issued To An Exceptional Man. OPERATION NICKEL GRASS — Small Arms Of The IDF. HOW THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN — Japan’s “Last-Ditch” Type 99 Rifle. MOBILE FIREPOWER FOR THE DOUGHBOYS — The Unloved Chauchat Automatic Rifle. HOW GOOD ARE RUSSIAN SMALL ARMS? — Performance, Not Looks, Is What Counts In Russian Thinking. GODFATHER OF MIL-SURP HILTER’S LAST-DITCH RIFLE A JAPANESE LUGER? — The Underrated Type 14 Nambu Pistol. HECKLER & KOCH’S VP-70 — A D-A-Only Weapon For Police. THE GUN THAT SCARED NAPOLEON — Silent, Smokeless Air-Powered Rifle. DESPERATE MEASURES — Walther’s VP 9mm. THESE ARE PISTOLS! — The Big-Bore Military Single-Shot. SCRAP IRON — Hunks Of Metal And Wood Can Tell Fantastic Stories. THE COMBLOC RPK — One Serious Saw. ONE NET UZI — And It’s A .22 Long Rifle. THE JFK RIFLE — The Carcano 91/38. ROYAL TIGET IMPORTS 19TH CENTURY WAR SURPLUS — Ethiopian Cache Vetterli Model 70/87/15. THE JAPANESE TYPE 2 PARATROOPER RIFLE — Airborne, Asian And Awesome. THE SCHWARZLOSE MILITARY PISTOL

Surplus Military & Classic Firearms: 2021 B&W edition

Taffin, John

Dabbs MD, Will

Venturino, Mike Duke

Fleck, Ray

From the humorous to the poignant, this incredible collection of wartime images reveals ordinary GIs on the frontline. From the deserts of North Africa to Normandy and from Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima, every theater of war is covered and each image details the small arms that the average GI carried with him to wage war and win an historic victory. All the key small arms, from the commonplace ³Grease Gun² to the rare Johnson rifle, and including pistols, rifles, carbines, combat shotguns, automatic rifles and machine guns are included. Tom Laemlein has created a unique photo study that draws together a rare collection of classic images (many never before seen). These images together with a short introduction to each weapon tells the combat story of the US Army at war.

US Small Arms in World War II: A photographic history of the weapons in action (General Military)

Dye, Dale

Osprey_Publishing

Broken Wings: Captured & Wrecked Aircraft of the Blitzkrieg (Aircraft Pictorial Series)

Canfora Grafisk Form

USAAF Aircraft Weapons of WWII

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