INDUSTRY NEWS: NOVEMBER 2002
By Robert M. HausmanATF: Machine Gun Production Gained In 2000Firearm production in most categories declined during 2000, from year before ...
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NEW REVIEW: NOVEMBER 2002
By Chris A. ChoatNEW AE SERIES RIFLE FROM ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL Specialists in the tactical market for over twenty years, Accuracy ...
SMALL ARMS DATA BY WIRE (SADW): NOVEMBER 2002
By Nick SteadmanIssue No 62- July 2002An Electronic Publication from:NICK STEADMAN FEATURESTel : 01273-773362International +44-1273-773362Fax: 01273-822078International +44-1273-822078SADW@compuserve.comISRAELI SNIPER-DETECTION PROGRAMME: Defense ...
PWC’S AOW KRINKOV
By Jeff W. ZimbaEvery once in a while I come across a firearm that should be added to my “must ...
LIGHTS, CAMERAS, AND THE VALMET RPK
By Rick CartledgeThis Valmet started life as a semi-auto Valmet RPK chambered in 762 x 39. The serial number reads ...
TAVOR UPDATE
By Terry J. GanderWhen the Israel Military Industries (IMI) Tavor was first announced, the centre of attraction was understandably the ...
THE VZ2000 FROM OHIO ORDNANCE WORKS
By Dan SheaOne of the more interesting designs to come out of the post World War II era is the ...
BACK TO THE FUTURE: THE STORY OF BRITAIN’S LOST BULLPUPS
By Marsh GelbartBackgroundAt the close of the Second World War the British army was in the invidious situation. Along with ...
THE GEORGIAN GORDA
By Terry J. GanderThere seems to be a general consensus among the small arms fraternity that the day of the ...
THE THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN ID GUIDE, PART VII: THE M1A1 THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN
By Frank IannamicoThe Savage Arms Corporation, who originally developed the M1 version of the Thompson, had continued attempts to further ...
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