Headstamp Publishing Unveil Heckler & Koch Volume 3
Headstamp Publishing have announced the release of their latest volume in their Heckler & Koch book series! Volume 3 covers HK’s iconic roller-delayed blowback based rifles and machine guns including everything from the earliest G3s to the ill-fated G41 as well as a host of rarely seen prototypes and machine guns like the HK21!
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Volume 3 is available to order now in standard ($105), signed ($135), slipcase ($165) and signed slipcase ($195/$198) editions.
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Here’s what Headstamp Publishing have to say about Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch Vol.3:
We are excited to add the newest Vickers Guide title to our offerings – Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch (Volume 3). Made possible through unprecedented access to the collections of Heckler & Koch Germany and Heckler & Koch USA, along with numerous private collections from around the globe, Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch (Volume 3) tells the story of the development and production of the rifles and machine guns utilizing the roller-delayed blowback operating system at Heckler & Koch. Starting with one of the original 400 German troop trial STG CETME rifles assembled at Heckler & Koch in 1956, this book covers the broad array of prototypes, production models, and sub-variants of the family of weapons that originated with the G3 rifle.
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Find out more at www.headstamppublishing.com
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