Tag: Book Review

The L96A1 rifle, nicknamed the Green Meanie in reference to its lethal efficiency, served as the primary sniper rifle of ...

Last month I reviewed two books about the iconic WW II era German MP 38 and MP 40 submachine guns. ...

By Dean Roxby Despite the similar name and subject matter, this new title is completely separate from the 1994 book ...

By Dean Roxby The Martini-Henry Rifle Collector's Bible The legendary Martini-Henry (M-H) rifle served Great Britain and the British Commonwealth ...

BY DEAN ROXBY Anyone interested in the history, development, selection and use of modern military rifles will find this book ...

By Dean Roxby As we patiently wait for the newest book by highly respected author Dolf Goldsmith to be released, ...

Designed in the early 1930s, and adopted by the Polish Army in 1936, the VIS Radom pistol soon found itself ...

By Dean Roxby Another Fine Book from Wet Dog Publications The FN-49: The Last Elegant Old-World Military Rifle (Expanded Second ...

By Dean Roxby Into the Archives of Germany’s Intermediate-Caliber Assault Rifle Full title: Sturmgewehr! From Firepower to Striking Power  (Revised ...

By Dean Roxby The Unappreciated SLR The origins of the FN49 rifle go back to 1936, prior to WWII. The ...