Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Vol I

Published on October 19, 2018
Duration: 2:09

The Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Volume 1 offers an in-depth exploration of 7.62x39 Kalashnikov and RPK variants. Authored by Larry Vickers, Ian McCollum, and Rob Stott, this comprehensive volume features extensive global research, detailed photography, and commentary on numerous international Kalashnikov models and their components. It is an essential resource for serious military small arms enthusiasts.

Quick Summary

Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Volume 1 is an expert-level resource for 7.62x39 AK-47 and RPK variants, featuring extensive global research, detailed photography of international models, and in-depth analysis of components and magazines. Authored by Larry Vickers, Ian McCollum, and Rob Stott, it's essential for serious military small arms enthusiasts.

Chapters

  1. 00:27Introducing Kalashnikov Volume 1
  2. 00:32Dedication to the Kalashnikov Series
  3. 00:39Volume Focus: 7.62x39 Kalashnikovs, RPKs
  4. 00:46Extensive Global Research and Travel
  5. 00:56In-depth Content and Detailed Photos
  6. 01:02Research Locations and Rare Firearms
  7. 01:15International Kalashnikov Variants Covered
  8. 01:26Comprehensive AK Magazine Section
  9. 01:36Esteemed Contributors and Experts
  10. 01:43Essential for Small Arms Enthusiasts

Frequently Asked Questions

What specific Kalashnikov variants are covered in Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Volume 1?

Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Volume 1 focuses on 7.62x39 Kalashnikov and RPK variants. It extensively covers international models from countries like China, Albania, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Yugoslavia, including specific examples such as the Romanian PM md. 1964 and the Yugoslavian Zastava M70AB1.

What makes the research for Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Volume 1 unique?

The research for this volume involved over 60,000 miles of global travel, including visits to factories and historical sites in locations like Russia and Switzerland. This extensive effort provided access to rare firearms and detailed insights into Kalashnikov production and history.

Who are the key contributors to Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Volume 1?

The guide features contributions from notable firearms experts. These include Larry Vickers, a retired Special Operations veteran, Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, and Rob Stott, a recognized AK expert who also publishes his own AK-47 catalog books.

What kind of detail can enthusiasts expect in Vickers Guide: Kalashnikov Volume 1?

Enthusiasts can expect unparalleled detail, with more photos and commentary than previous Vickers Guides. The book delves into intricate aspects of AK-47 components like gas blocks, pistol grips, muzzle brakes, and provides a comprehensive look at various 7.62x39 magazines.

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