The Guns of Degenham, Part 2

[Brian Dick]

Long Mountain Outfitters / Chipotle Publishing / Small Arms Review magazine. A massive frigging disappointment. I'm waiting for those photos to show up in someone else's book because I'm clueless as to how they could possibly lose them.

[AmEngRifles]

Woah. I have not followed nor heard much about Small Arms Review, Long Mountain Outfitters OR Dan Shea in many years. Are any of those entities still present and viable?

I am suspecting that Dan was untrusted with a large reference library of images ( and sadly appears like they were originals or one offs) and have now come up missing. That is a HUGE disconnect as all publishers should be treating that sort of material with respect and accountability.

Sounds like that is another story all by itself. Sad to hear if that is what transpired??

[AD-4NA]

Any further updates gentlemen?
I know these things take loads of work and time to come to fruition and that there are extenuating circumstances and covid.

I am always interested in a copy but not at a price on the secondary market that doesn't benefit Peter Laidler anyway.

[Brian Dick]

The new Sterling book is available from Pen and Sword Books: Military History and Nostalgia Book Publishers. If you ask them, they can probably tell you who is stocking them here in the USA. The price on the jacket is 40 GBP or $60 USD.

[breakeyp]

I bought my copy from Hamiliton Books, Conn. Off the internet. p.