Interesting Book.

[Dimitri]

This is a interesting book from 1943, completly forgot I had it till I was looking for something neat to show in my collection I could "upload" to a libary on another site.

Anyways I've got a really neat book from 1943, has discriptions of the then current firearms from Austria, Belgium, Great Britian, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Mexico, USSR, Spain and the US. Its a neat little 206 page (+ Cover page etc) PDF which I think is good for people who collect Mil-Surplus Arms. Funny part is it used to cost 2$ to buy. Goodluck finding a manual for 10 times that nowadays with all this infromation.

Warning its pretty big (59MB) so it will take time to download.

http://www.sendmefiles.com/a_basic_m...all_arms_pdf50

Dimitri

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[Oatmeal Savage]

It said that I was down loading a file too soon? Could you post eh name of the book or a complete link? Okay, I figured it out. I used your link, then I put a_basic_manual_of_military_small_arms_pdf50 into the webpage search box and it took me to the file download screen. Thanks for posting, it is downloading as I type

[Dimitri]

Oatmeal after typing in the code you need to wait till that "Download ticket" thing finishs then lets you hit download, typing in the code and hitting enter gives problems

After it starts downloading it still gives that "Downloading too soon" but the download should still be downloading

Dimitri

[Oatmeal Savage]

Dimitri,

Wow, what an interesting book, a picture is worth... Very handy to have, my son has already copied my copy, to use for weapons modeling for computer games.

Thanks

[Dimitri]

49 people downloaded it!

Dimitri

[fordruid]

Thanks, great book!

[Badger]

With thanks to Dmitri, a new publication has been added to the Technical Articles for Milsurp Collectors and Re-loaders (click here)

Basic Manual of Military Small Arms by W.H.B. Smith (Expired Copyright 1943) (click here)

Regards,
Badger