EM2 Concept and Design: A Rifle Ahead of Its Time

Engineering & Transportation

Dugelby, Thomas B.

Engineering

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

Stevens, R.Blake

The Bren Gun Saga

Dugelby, Thomas

Presented in Collector Grade's usual in-depth fashion, WAR BABY! is the complete story of the design, development and production of all models of the U.S. military carbine, from the inception of the program in 1940 through to its termination at the end of World War II. The carbine is the most popular military shoulder arm in American history. The carbine program was a major achievement in many ways. First of all "nothing succeeds like success", and over six million U.S. cabines were produced from mid-1942 to mid- 1945, nearly five million of them in 1943-44 alone.

War Baby! The U.S. Caliber .30 Carbine, Vol. 1

Larry L. Ruth

Reference

367 pages, history of the development of machine guns and Sir Hiram Maxim's role in it, lots of bw illustrations

Devils Paintbrush

History

Goldsmith, Dolf L.

Military

France has always cloaked her military developments, particularly those concerning Ordnance, in a shroud of secrecy. In this, until now, the French have succeeded only too well. Indeed so little that Proud Promise will literally obsolete everything in your library shelbes on the subect of military autoloading rifles and whence they came.

Proud Promise: French Autoloading Rifles, 1898-1979

Jean Huon

Large Oversized Hardbound!!! Minor Shelf Wear--Tear to Cover Taped!!!

Thompson: The American Legend: The First Submachine Gun

Hill, Tracie L

A compilation by three modern scholars who bring authority, individually, and vitality to the 30 chapters and two appendices in this high quality book. Includes a history of the Mauser-Werke, the Mauser 98 action in depth, the golden age of the 09 Mauser Sporter, various models, custom Mauser, serial numbers, and more.

Mauser: Original Oberndorf Sporting Rifles

Speed,Jon,Walter Schmid and Reiner Herrmann

Fifteen in-depth chapters and two appendices full of original, previously unpublished photos, charts, drawings and translated data, on the history of smallbore sporting, target and training rifles produced by the legendary Mauser-Werke of Oberndorf am Neckar, Germany. Includes: The first series of Mauser .22 Rifles, Improving the First Series. militarism meets the .22 Rifle, B Series Target and Sporter Models, Mauser's bid for a world class target rifle, bettering the B Series -- the rare Es 360 Olympic Rifle, the lost generation, the Party's Rifle: the K. K. Wehrsportgewehre, Wehrsport .22 Rifles in the Hitler Youth and other political groups, Aftermath of WWII, Mauser's smallbore competitors, examining the .22 cartridge, Mauser sales promotions, serial numbers, and more.

Mauser Smallbores: Sporting,Target & Training Rifles

Speed, Jon.

Sports & Outdoors

The name of Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov has become well known the world over because of the Avtomat Kalashnikova, the eponymous assault rifle which he designed and perfected.Today, Kalashnikov designs have become the most widely manufactured and best known military small arms in history. Since the introduction of the AK design in 1947, between fifty and seventy million Kalashnikov-type rifles and LMGs have been manufactured, in the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact nations, in the Communist East, and in such "western" countries as Egypt, Finland, India, Israel, and South Africa.The original edition of The AK47 Story was published in 1986, and the events of the intervening fifteen years have provided much fresh new material. Beginning with an introduction by Dr. Kalashnikov himself, we present a most comprehensive study of the "life and times" of the AK, starting with the early history of small arms manufacture in Czarist Russia and then the Soviet Union. We follow the development of the AK (originally designed in caliber 7.62x41mm) and all the offshoots and clones which make up the Kalashnikov "family" of small arms, including an important new summary of technical information on the numerous loadings of "intermediate" ammunition, right up to the "AK for the 21st Century" - the AK100 series, now being manufactured by the Joint Stock Company "Kalashnikov" in Izhevsk, Russia in three calibers: 7.62x39mm, 5.45x39mm, and 5.56x45mm NATO.

Kalashnikov: The Arms and the Man

Edward Clinton Ezell

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