This illustrated book by Luc Guillou details the design, manufacturing, and combat use of various Mauser rifle models from 1918 to World War II. It focuses on the evolution of the German regulation rifle, particularly the K98k, adopted in 1934. The volume includes close-up views of markings, serial numbers, and a visual breakdown of the rifle’s accessories. Additionally, it features rarely seen combat-related uniforms and equipment. This is the second of two volumes published by Schiffer Military History, offering extensive insights into historical weaponry.
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Customers find the book informative with detailed history, and one notes it’s a good deal of information in a limited size. Moreover, the visual content receives positive feedback for its good pictures and illustrations. Additionally, the book’s pacing is well-received, with one customer describing it as well-written.
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