Vickers Guide AR-15 Volume 2

There will be lots of Diemaco/Colt Canada photos and information in this Volume.....will be a great addition to any serious AR collector's library, well worth the money!
 
I'm really struggling with the idea of forking out $100 USD for a book, but this volume with it's Diemaco/Colt Canada content has me very, very tempted.
 
rkm456 said:
I'm really struggling with the idea of forking out $100 USD for a book, but this volume with it's Diemaco/Colt Canada content has me very, very tempted.
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I too get these points you make, but the books quality is second to none. The picture quality is superb. It is a large coffee table book so keep that in mind.

No where do you find such a large collection of history with pictures of the AR variants in a chronological and historic order like this. Its actually amazing no one has bothered doing this before. And the cover of this one is my favorite with the HK416 AH date code upper with 416 D marked lower. Great pic larry. You rock


I bought the signature edition last time and this time as well. The special edition is too rich for my blood and in all reality I don't know what I would get Larry to write me. Plus it's $250 US. Signature edition is $125 and the standard is $95, so there you go. The shipping is up there too but it comes fast and properly packed by Larry himself. I Imagine its made in China again but you can't get around that these days. (Not a fan of slave labor). They do make good stuff though when put to task.

Good old LAV.
 
Update. I received the book everything you could want. Excellent quality. Great for the coffee table. Go out and get one.
 
Glad you like it brother !!! We pour our heart and soul into these books and I am glad people appreciate it. I have a fondness for Diemaco/Colt Canada rifles so I put a lot of effort into that section in the book. I'll let you in on a secret; the majority of the CC guns and gear you see in the book are in my personal collection. Trust me when I tell you that collecting it was no easy task......
 
Larry Vickers said:
Glad you like it brother !!! We pour our heart and soul into these books and I am glad people appreciate it. I have a fondness for Diemaco/Colt Canada rifles so I put a lot of effort into that section in the book. I'll let you in on a secret; the majority of the CC guns and gear you see in the book are in my personal collection. Trust me when I tell you that collecting it was no easy task......
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Hey Larry. Do the books ship to Canada directly from your website or do we need to use a third party distributor here in Canada?
 
When you buy from their website they are shipped directly to you. Vol1 was fantastic and far too nice to leave laying around for the kids or the dog to damage.
Just ordered volII last night and got a shipping notice this morning and that is with Mr. Vickers signature and inscription as well.
That's dam near shipping before the Payment clears on my credit card!
 
derrob7 said:
When you buy from their website they are shipped directly to you. Vol1 was fantastic and far too nice to leave laying around for the kids or the dog to damage.
Just ordered volII last night and got a shipping notice this morning and that is with Mr. Vickers signature and inscription as well.
That's dam near shipping before the Payment clears on my credit card!
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Thanks man!
 
Any follow up from people on this. Mine came. Actually had some defects. So Larry sent me another one. Great service. The quality of the book is stellar. Picture are great. Only negative was too many pictures of Norinco ARs.

Overall this is my favorite because it speaks to the era of service with Sept 11 and the war oo on Fundamentalist Islam. War on terror. Lol. Love the pics of Colt Canada C7/8 and m4 variants with RAS etc. the development of HK416 is awesome as well being a hallmark of the book.
 
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I got the 1st volume for Christmas last year and I am pretty sure that Santa has volume 2 tucked away for me. Looking forward to it. It's a great book. I need to look into the 1911 volume next.
 
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