Battle Rifles of Nato by McCollum Rupley

[*lawrence]

This book just arrived yesterday, at first glance it's simply outstanding. Lots and lots of well done photos. All in all a great addition to the library. Headstamp Publishing is the publisher.

 

[DiMP]

My copy arrived shortly before Christmas. It sits on the shelf by my reloading bench next to my Small Arms of WW2 - USA and Small Arms of WW2 - Soviet books by the same publisher. By the time shipping and taxes and duties are done, $180 is a bit of a spend for a book, I feel they are well put together enough to justify the costs

 

[*lawrence]

My copy arrived shortly before Christmas. It sits on the shelf by my reloading bench next to my Small Arms of WW2 - USA and Small Arms of WW2 - Soviet books by the same publisher. By the time shipping and taxes and duties are done, $180 is a bit of a spend for a book, I feel they are well put together enough to justify the costs

My mantra is you're a long time dead so just buy it.

 

[Syxtus]

How can a place like Turkey be a part of NATO blows my mind!

 

[recce]

How can a place like Turkey be a part of NATO blows my mind!

Location, location, location.

 

[Bartok5]

Got my copy a while back. It is well done, on par with my Vicker's Guides.

 

[maple_leaf_eh]

How can a place like Turkey be a part of NATO blows my mind!

Better to have a outlier in the gang than on the other side. And, Turkey was vigorously anti-Islam for most of the 20th century. That sounded good to the allies, except of course the Greeks.