Recently I was cleaning up a Gun Room, or more accurately I was going through some stuff as I placed it in a room I just built. I stumbled across 400 rounds of Hungarian 7.62 x 39 ammo that I did not know I had. Other small treasures as well.
I found this book "World's Guns" from 1958. Very interesting firearms and prices. All the newer things, SKS, AK, FN etc. are all sketches as they were fairly new weaponry for the time and not on the milsurp market.
A Russian Model 44 cost more than a Remington or Winchester MN rifle at the time. I also found a few older weapons manuals for a Rasheed, M16 (from 1969 in cartoon Vietnam era care and maintenance propaganda) and a Parabellum ) Luger) manual. Had forgotten these.
Interesting prices and descriptions of a few rifles. Several other Russian rifles and some really obscure weapions (to me) in the book as well.
I found this book "World's Guns" from 1958. Very interesting firearms and prices. All the newer things, SKS, AK, FN etc. are all sketches as they were fairly new weaponry for the time and not on the milsurp market.
A Russian Model 44 cost more than a Remington or Winchester MN rifle at the time. I also found a few older weapons manuals for a Rasheed, M16 (from 1969 in cartoon Vietnam era care and maintenance propaganda) and a Parabellum ) Luger) manual. Had forgotten these.
Interesting prices and descriptions of a few rifles. Several other Russian rifles and some really obscure weapions (to me) in the book as well.




