A Basic Manual of Military Small Arms 1943, Small Arms of the World

• Description

CONTENTS INCLUDE:

• By W.E.B. Smith
• Austria
• Austrian Steyr 9-mm Pistol
• Austrian Steyr-Mannlicher Rifle and Carbine Austrian
• Schwarzose 8-mm Machine Gun
• Belgium
• Belgian Browning Long 9-mm Automatic Pistol
• Great Britain
• British Enfield .380 Pistol No. 2
• British Webley .455 Mark VI Pistol No. I
• British Smith and Wesson .38 Pistol No. 2
• British Webley .455 Automatic
• British Army Rifles
• British Bren .303 Light Machine Gun
• British Lewis .30-06 and .303 Light Machine Gun
• British Besa Machine Guns
• British Vickers .303 Machine Gun
• British Hotchkiss .303 Light Machine Gun
• British Sten 9-mm Machine Carbine Mark I, II, and III
• British Service Colt .455 Automatic Pistol/li>
• British (Australian) Austen 9-mm Machine Carbine
• Denmark
• Danish Madsen 8-mm Light Machine Gun
• Finland
• Finnish Suomi 9-mm Submachine Gun
• France
• French Modele D’Ordonnance 1892 Revolver
• French Ruby 7.65-mm Automatic
• French Star 7.65-mm Automatic
• French 1935-A 7.65 Long Automatic
• French Army Rifles
• French Chauchat Machine Rifle
• French 1914 Hotchkiss 8-mm Machine Gun
• French Chatellerault 7.5-mm 1924 Machine Gun
• Germany
• German Luger (Parabellum) 9-mm 08 Automatic German Mauser 7.65-mm (32 CAP) Pistol
• German Mauser 7.63-mm Automatic Pistol
• German Walther 9-mm 38 Automatic
• German 9-mm 40 Machine Pistol
• German Steyr-Solothurn 9-mm Machine Pistol
• German Mauser 7.63-mm 1932 Machine Pistol
• German Erma 9-mm Machine Pistol /li>
• German 9-mm 38 Machine Pistol
• German Neuhausen 9-mm Machine Pistol
• German Bergmann 9-mm 1934 Machine Pistol
• German 7.92-mm 41 and 41-W Rifle
• German 7.92-mm Gewehr 42 Automatic Rifle
• German Mauser Rifle Model 98 7.92-mm
• German 7.92-mm 42 Light Machine Gun
• German 7.92-mm 34 Light Machine Gun
• German Maxim Light Machine Gun 08-15
• German Maxim 7.92-mm 08 Machine Gun
• Hungary
• Hungarian Frommer Automatic Pistol 7.65-mm
• Italy
• Italian Beretta 9-mm Submachine Gun
• Italian Beretta 9-mm 1934 Automatic
• Italian Glisenti 9-mm 1910 Automatic
• Italian Revelli (Fiat 1914) 6.5-mm Machine Gun
• Italian Mannlicher-Carcano Rifle
• Italian Breda 6.55-mm and 7.35-mm 30 Machine Gun
• Italian Fiat 8-mm 35 Machine Gun
• Notes on Italian Weapons Japan
• Japanese Nambu 8-mm Automatic
• Japanese Arisaka 6.5-mm Rifle
• Japanese Nambu 6.5-mm 1922 Machine Rifle
• Japanese 6.5-mm and 7.7-mm 96 Light Machine Gun
• Japanese Hotchkiss Heavy Machine Gun
• Mexico
• Mexican Mendoza Light Machine Gun
• Soviet Union
• Russian Mosin Rifle (sometimes spelled Moisin”)
• Russian Maxim 7.65-mm Machine Gun
• Russian Degtyarov 7.62 1938 Light Machine Gun
• Notes on Russian Small Arms Spain
• Spanish Astra 9-mm Long 400 Automatic
• United States
• U.S. .45 1911 and 1911 A1 Automatic
• U.S. Smith and Wesson .45 1917 Revolver
• U.S. Colt .45 1917 Revolver
• U.S. Springfield .30-06 1903 Rifle
• U.S. Rifle .30 Ml
• U.S. Enfield .30 1917 Rifle
• U.S. Carbine Cal. .30 MI
• U.S. Reising .45 50 and 55 Submachine Gun
• U.S. .45 M3 Submachine Gun
• U.S. Thompson .45 1928 Submachine Gun
• U.S. Browning .30 1918 and 19 ISA I Automatic Rifle
• U.S. Browning I9I8A2 Machine Rifle
• U.S. Browning .30 1917 and I9I7AI Machine Gun
• U.S. Johnson Light Machine Gun
• U.S. Browning .50 M2 Machine Gun
• U.S. Rocket Launcher A T MI
• Notes on Operating Principles and Holsters