North American FALs: NATO's Search for a Standard Rifle

Stevens, R.Blake

Collector Grade, 1979

THE FAL RIFLE, A PRIVATE BOUND EDITION OF THE THREE VOLUMES OF THE FAL SERIES

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The Browning High Power Automatic Pistol

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Collector Grade, 1992

"This is Volume Two of Collector Grade's Modern US Military Small Arms series, and is just chockfull of the sort of in-depth information Collector Grade is famous for. This is fortunate for us, because the saga of the SPIW is quite likely the most fantastic gun story ever told. The SPIW - The Deadliest Weapon That Never Was is probably the most important gun book you will ever read."

Spiw: The Deadliest Weapon That Never Was

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Crafts, Hobbies & Home

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large oversized hardbound with dust cover

US Rifle M14 - from John Garand to the M21

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This is the first deluxe, purpose-printed edition of The FAL Rifle, originally published in the three-volume FAL Series. The series starts with North American FALs, NATO's Search for a Standard Rifle followed by UK &amp; Commonwealth FALs and the third of the series is The Metric FAL, the Free World's Right Arm. The first production model of the FAL rifle was as noted, the FAL 'Canada'. FN has introduced numerous modifications and improvements in the interveningyears, and many early FAL components are not interchangable with later models. The Metric FAL provides an illustrated guideto which parts fit what FAL, along with the complete, official BATF list of exempted (legal) 'G'-series FN FALs which were sold in the USA. The FAL Rifle concludes with a comprehensive index to all three volumes, originally published separately as The FAL Series Index by Eino Sierpe and R Blake Stevens.

VERSAINSECT Volume 1-3

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Collector Grade Publications,C

The Inglis-Browning High-Power Pistol by R. Blake Stevens. Canada's importance in World War II was largely due to her ability to provide good men and arms of quality, in quantity. Much of her arms producing ability was due to the foresight of James E. Hahn and the John Inglis Company. This is the story of a pistol which they re-engineered and which was adapted by the Canadian, British and Chinese governments. 28 pp. more than 50 illustrations.

Inglis-Browning Hi-power Pistol

Museum Restoration Service, c. 1974

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