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Original technical articles, complete illustrated catalog, test reports. Features include: Sixguns Beyond the 44 magnum, Why would anyone shoot A 28? Misapplying federal gun control The case of the H&R handy-gun, Shooting Herr Luger's classic parabellum, On the horizon, Guns of the Forty-niners, 45 ACP: The king still lives, The guns of Lone Wolf Gonzaullas, Germany's MG 08/15, Anatomy of a blackpowder blowup, Return of the Schofield revolver, The Walther PP: a negelected classic.
This book serves as a comprehensive annual reference for firearm enthusiasts, offering a blend of historical context, technical analysis, and practical application. Edited by Harold A. Murtz, this edition provides original technical articles that delve into specific firearm models and calibers, alongside a complete illustrated catalog and detailed test reports. It aims to inform readers about the nuances of various firearms, from historical pieces to modern innovations, and explore related topics such as gun control and ballistics.
As an annual publication, 'Guns Illustrated, 1996' is positioned as a reliable resource for those interested in firearms, offering both historical perspective and current technical data. The inclusion of original articles, a catalog, and test reports suggests a focus on providing in-depth information for collectors, historians, and shooting enthusiasts. The breadth of topics covered indicates an effort to appeal to a wide range of readers within the firearms community.
Page Count:
336
Publication Date:
1995-05-01
Publisher:
Krause Publications
ISBN-10:
0873491718
ISBN-13:
9780873491716
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