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Small Arms of the World

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Dated 1973, but nevertheless, 767 pages of hardcore gun porn.............. £5-95 pencilled inside the front cover!!.

I'll take the Bren...............

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I grew up on Ian Hogg's fine publications, there were others but those stand out.
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Pete wrote:
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Dated 1973, but nevertheless, 767 pages of hardcore gun porn.............. £5-95 pencilled inside the front cover!!.

I'll take the Bren...............

Pete
A great reference book, I bought mine new in 1973.

Some good companion books would be `Bolt Action Rifles` by Frank de Haas and `Cartridges of The World` by F.C.Barnes.

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I have quiet a few editions in my library, good images but a bit short on detail.

I am a fan of W.H.B.Smith's firearms books.
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Very good books, I have the 1977 edition a bit tatty but still a good read.
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#6 Post by FredB »

W.H.B.Smith's pistol book is the best there is, but I found the equivalent book on rifles disappointing.
A reference book which is also a good read is: "Pistols: A modern Encyclopedia" by Stebbings and Shay. A great favourite of mine.
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