Videos tagged with James Rupley

This video announces the release of the book 'Licensed Troubleshooter: The Guns of James Bond' by Caleb Daniels, published by Headstamp Publishing. It highlights the book's comprehensive coverage of firearms used by James Bond in both literary and cinematic forms, including detailed analysis of iconic weapons like the Walther PPK and Colt .45, as well as the historical context and real-world espionage ties. The book features photography by James Rupley and a contribution from Jack Carr.

This entry details the announcement of the book 'Small Arms of WW2: Soviet Union' by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. The book, published by Headstamp Publishing, aims to fill a gap in English-language resources on Soviet WWII firearms, featuring extensive photography by James Rupley, historical development, combat usage, and technical overviews of numerous iconic and rare Soviet small arms. It covers a wide range of firearms from handguns to machine guns, including prototypes and specialized sniper rifles.

This expert-level review of the Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch Volume 2, presented by firearms historian Ian McCollum, details the comprehensive coverage of H&K's Submachine Guns (SMGs) and Personal Defense Weapons (PDWs). The guide highlights the extensive photography by James Rupley, featuring iconic models like the MP5 and MP7, alongside rare prototypes and technical diagrams, making it an invaluable resource for enthusiasts and collectors.

Ian McCollum, host of Forgotten Weapons and author, announces his new book 'Small Arms of WWII - United States' published by Headstamp Publishing. The book, co-authored with James Rupley, offers detailed historical and photographic coverage of American WWII small arms, from pistols to heavy machine guns. It is available for pre-order with standard and signed editions offered.

This comprehensive review of the Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch Volume 1, presented by firearm historian Ian McCollum, details the book's extensive coverage of Heckler & Koch pistols from early designs to modern iterations. It highlights the exceptional photography and in-depth technical content, making it an invaluable resource for collectors and researchers.

This YouTube video announces the pre-order of a new book from Headstamp Publishing titled "Tobacco of the Emperor." The book, authored by Patrick Phillips and photographed by James Rupley, focuses on Japanese cigarettes and related materials from the turn of the 20th century to the end of World War Two. It covers the general history of tobacco in Japan, its use in the military, details on Japanese cigarette brands and packaging, associated accessories like pipes and lighters, and foreign cigarettes consumed in Japan. The book is available for pre-order through a Kickstarter campaign for another project, "Clockwork Basilisk," and can be purchased as a standalone item or an add-on. A special "Japanese bundle" combining this book with "Swords of the Emperor" and exclusive extras is also offered.

This entry details Ian McCollum's new book, 'Pistols of the Warlords: Chinese Domestic Handguns 1911-1949,' published by Headstamp Publishing. The book, launched via Kickstarter, meticulously documents Chinese-manufactured handguns from the Warlord era, including copies of the Mauser C96 and FN Model 1900, utilizing extensive high-resolution photography. McCollum, an established firearms historian, leverages his expertise to categorize and present these often-obscure historical arms.

This entry details the second edition of Vickers Guide to the AR-15 Vol 1, a comprehensive reference book focusing on the early development of the AR-15 platform through the Vietnam era. Authored by Larry Vickers and James Rupley, with contributions from Chris Bartocci and Daniel Watters, the expanded 648-page volume includes extensive research from museums and details numerous prototypes. The book is presented as a high-end reference for enthusiasts and historians.

This video reviews the "Vickers Guide - WWII Germany, Volume 2" book, a coffee-table style publication focusing on German semi-automatic and select-fire rifles, machine guns, and last-ditch arms from WWII. It also covers presentation pistols. The reviewer highlights the book's exceptional photography and mentions their own contribution as an author. Specific rare firearms noted include various FG-42 patterns, a Grossfuss StG, an StG45(H), MG-30, MKb42(W), and a folding-stock G33/40. The book is presented as a visually appealing and informative resource for enthusiasts of German WWII small arms, rather than a strict reference manual.

This episode of The Gun Collective (TGC) Podcast features an interview with James Rupley, discussing the Vickers Guide series and other relevant news. Hosted by Adam Kraut and Jon Patton, the podcast offers insights from a firearms expert, likely focusing on historical firearm documentation and potentially modern applications. The description also includes promotional links for TGC's Patreon, merchandise, and sponsor deals, encouraging audience engagement and support.

This comprehensive review of the Vickers Guide AR15 book highlights its unique position as both a visually appealing coffee table book and a valuable historical reference. Authored by firearms expert Larry Vickers and photographer James Rupley, the book offers deep insights into the AR15, AR10, and M16 platforms, including early prototypes and international variants, making it an essential resource for firearm enthusiasts and replica builders.