DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE U.S. CARBINE THIRTY-ROUND MAGAZINE
By Frank Iannamico The .30 caliber carbine was designed in early 1940 to provide U.S. Army and Marine Corps officers ...
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BOOK REVIEW
By David TrubyPhotos provided by Frank Greco RUNNING RECON:A Photo Journey with SOG Special Ops Along the Ho Chi Minh ...
AMMUNITION BELTS FOR BRITISH CAL. .45 AND .303 MAXIM MACHINE GUNS
By Jean-Francois LegendreThe renowned author Dolf Goldsmith provided in his book “The Devil’s Paintbrush - Sir Hiram Maxim’s Guns” a ...
SITREP: JULY 2005
By Dan Shea While in Serbia recently, I had a couple of interesting meetings, one of which was with the ...
INDUSTRY NEWS: JULY 2005
By Robert M. HausmanKey amendments to the Canadian Firearms Act and its supporting regulations affecting firearm owners and businesses went ...
NEW REVIEW: JULY 2005
By Chris ChoatBUFFER TECH INTRODUCES NEW TACTICAL SLING Buffer Technologies now offers a tactical sling that takes weapon carrying to ...
BOOK REVIEW: ARMS OF DESTRUCTION- RANKING THE BEST LAND WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II
By Lee Arten ARMS OF DESTRUCTIONRanking The Best Land Weapons Of World War IIby Robert A. SlaytonA Citadel Press BookKensington ...
USSR’S B.A.R. YUGOSAVIAN VARIANT THE RPK
By James L. BallouThe Squad Automatic Weapons (SAW) concept is a hand-held, one-man automatic weapon capable of sustained fire served ...
YUGOSLAVIA’S AKM ZASTAVA ARMS M70
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA By Michael G. Dhooghe There have been millions of AK47s and AKMs produced by many countries since ...
WEAPONS OF THE PLUS-ULTRA BRIGADE
By Julio Montes For almost a year between 2003 and 2004, soldiers of Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and ...
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