Book Reviews: March 2000
Mortars were first used in this century during the Russo-Japanese War. Their intended purpose was to deliver a small charge at close range, allowing troops to d... Read more.
Book Reviews: February 2000
During World War II the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) and the British Special Operations, Executive (SOE) produced a catalog type text that listed all the ... Read more.
Book Reviews: January 2000
Daniel Musgrave’s book, German Machineguns, is an in-depth work detailing the automatic weapons (rifle caliber, magazine and belt feed0 of Germany from the la... Read more.
The Soviet M1940 Mortar
By Stephen Stuart
World War I saw the advent and proliferation of in all practical terms modern mortars. During the lull between the First and Second World War... Read more.
Book Reviews: October 1999
This is the sequel to sniping authority Major Plaster’s book and video “The Ultimate Sniper”. For someone interested in the subject of sniping this is qui... Read more.
Book Reviews: April 1999
One of the first pistols I was ever given as a teenager (before it became politically incorrect to give anyone under twenty-one a firearm) was an old French Mod... Read more.
Book Reviews: March 1999
Artillery has caused more injuries on the battlefield in the past hundred years than any other type of weapon and it will continue to do so in the foreseeable f... Read more.
Book Reviews: November 1998
Some firearms just have a mystique about them, either because they have a certain history behind them or, because they don’t have any commonly known history. ... Read more.
Book Reviews: July 1998
I know, I know, this is a magazine that deals exclusively with military firearms. So what am I doing writing about a book that deals exclusively with American b... Read more.
The Galco Wallet Holster AOW
Today there are at least several hundred Galco wallet holsters floating around in the United States. The holster was designed for a person to carry a pistol so ... Read more.
