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<< Back Search AK-47.us Kalashnikov: 1945 to the Present Detail To sell your own items contact Gun Websites.com Back to the Sales Item List Rated 5.67 out of 10 - From 3 votes Rate the Kalashnikov: 1945 to the Present 1 Lowest 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Highest Click Here to read Reviews of Kalashnikov: 1945 to the Present eMail this to a friend Kalashnikov: 1945 to the Present Posted: Posted By: Bubba $16.97 Rated: 5.67 / 10 3 votes 7740 views 120 illustrations * 6 x 9 * A gun-by-gun directory identifying individual variants and types * Includes details of sights, bayonets, and ammunition This volume examines one of the outstanding successes in small-arms history. From the first gun designed by a convalescing Red Army sergeant in 1941, to mass production and use by a vast number of armed forces throughout the world, this is the complete story. The prototype was developed into the AK47 by 1949, and by the 1950s the Kalashnikov had achieved runaway success based on simplicity and reliability. A superbly illustrated directory. Hardcover: 144 pages Publisher: Greenhill Books (September 4, 1999) Language: English ISBN: 1853673641 Product Dimensions: 8.6 x 6.2 x 0.7 inches Shipping Weight: 14.88 ounces     To Purchase: Amazon , Click Here for Amazon Website 120 illustrations * 6 x 9 * A gun-by-gun directory identifying individual variants and types * Includes details of sights, bayonets, and ammunition This volume examines one of the outstanding successes in small-arms history. From the first gun designed by a convalescing Red Army sergeant in 1941, to mass production and use by a vast number of armed forces throughout the world, this is the complete story. The prototype was developed into the AK47 by 1949, and by the 1950s the Kalashnikov had achieved runaway success based on simplicity and reliability. A superbly illustrated directory. Hardcover: 144 pages Publisher: Greenhill Books (September 4, 1999) Language: English ISBN: 1853673641 Product Dimensions: 8.6 x 6.2 x 0.7 inches Shipping Weight: 14.88 ounces   Visitor Comments on the Kalashnikov: 1945 to the Present Add your Comment / Review - Click Here RE: Kalashnikov: 1945 to the Present Rating: 5 out of 10 Wed Mar 25 2009 12: 03 am i wanted to know more about the history of AK47 From: frankie Add your Comment / Review about Kalashnikov: 1945 to the Present Your Name: *Required Email / Phone: Title: Change if desired Your Comment or Review: Thumb Rate Thumbs Up or Down ? Thumbs Up Thumbs Down Pros: Cons: Price:   << Back to Classified Ads Add your sale items to our classifieds: Contact us Not all submissions are included Top of Page

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