Videos tagged with Firearms Book Review

This video reviews Ralph Riccio's book, "Italian Small Arms of the First and Second World Wars." The book is presented as an outstanding resource for English-speaking collectors of Italian military firearms, filling a significant gap in available literature. It features 224 pages of detailed research and high-quality photography, covering a wide range of Italian weaponry from the 1874 pattern revolver to Breda heavy machine guns, all presented in full color. The book is available for purchase through Schiffer.

This video provides a book review of "German Flare Pistols and Signal Ammunition" by Dr. Lorenz Scheit, edited by Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess. The book is described as a comprehensive, 700-page, full-color volume detailing a vast array of German flare pistols and their associated ammunition. The review highlights the existence of Deluxe editions bound in leather, which are presented as collectible items suitable for encyclopedic works like this. The content focuses on the detailed coverage of the subject matter within the book.

This video is a book review focusing on 'Volcanic Firearms,' a historical account of the Volcanic repeating pistol and rifle. The review highlights the Volcanic's significance as a precursor to the iconic lever-action rifle, noting its innovative repeating action and self-contained ammunition. The book is praised for its detailed history and numerous glossy color photographs of rare Volcanic specimens. The content emphasizes the historical importance and collectibility of these early firearms within the context of American firearms development.