V11N3 (Dec 2007)
THE COLT M5 CARBINE COLT’S OTHER PISTON CARBINE
By Christopher R. Bartocci Colt Defense’s introduction of piston operated M16/M4 type rifles over the past 3 years has been...
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INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL WILLIAM KEYS, CEO OF COLT DEFENSE, LLC
By Christopher R. Bartocci Please join Small Arms Review as Contributing Editor Christopher R. Bartocci brings you a rare insideinterview with General...
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THE FIRST ASSULT RIFLE CARTRIDGE?
By Anthony G. Williams Author’s Note: Regarding terminology, some will argue that because the term “assault rifle” (or rather, Sturmgewehr,...
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THE FAMAS ASSAULT RIFLE
By Jean HuonSince 1946, many assault rifles were developed in France: at the Centre d’Expérimentation de Mulhouse, with the collaboration of...
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LINKS AND LINK LOADER FOR CZECH MODEL 1930 AIRCRAFT MACHINE GUN
By Jean-Francois LegendreLinks and Link Loader for Czech Model 1930 Aircraft Machine GunBelts with Disintegrating Metal LinksThe Czech Model 1930...
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TWO GROOVE SPRINGFIELD RIFLE BARREL: UNSUNG HERO OF WWII
By George E. Kontis, PE It was spring of 1942 and the war was going badly for Allied forces. In...
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THE NEW B&T MP9/TP9 TMP REBORN
By Mark ZimmermanMany readers who read the Steyr’s Special Purpose Pistol (SSP) Article by James Creviston and Anthony Dee in...
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THE ERMA ESG 22 A GAS OPERATED .22 MAGNUM CLONE OF THE M1 CARBINE
By J.M. RamosIn 1958 after World War II, Erfurte Werkzeug und Machinefabrik, better known as Erma Werke, one of the...
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