3-PACK SPECIAL. Consists of reprints on government manuals for guns used during the Span/Am War. The set contains one each of BKA050 45-70 Trapdoor, BKA051 6mm Winchester Lee Straight Pull and BKA052 30-40 US Krag. If purchased separately total cost would be 22. Our 3-Pack Special Only

CIVIL WAR SHARPS CARBINES & RIFLES by E.J.Coates & J.D. McAulay. 8 1/2" x 11", 108 pages, soft cover. Increase the value of your Sharps rifle or carbine by identifying the soldier who carried it. The first part of this book traces the history and development, the second part covers history of regiments that kept specific serial numbers and names of soldiers who received the guns. Over 4,000 serial numbers & soldiers names are listed. Period photographs, as well as detail photos showing guns, equipment, appendages and Sharps & Hawkins naval guns. A wealth of information.

HANDBOOK OF CIVIL WAR BULLETS AND CARTRIDGES by James & Dean Thomas, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 76 pages, soft cover. 100's of small arms bullets and cartridges are photo illustrated and identified. Pinfire, rim fire and combustible are shown as well as Minie designs and rare types. Section on cartridge wrappers, Enfield .577 cavity markings, and weights & dimensions. Excellent reference

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 SERVICE RIFLE PRODUCTION AND ALTERATION 1905-1910 By C.S. Ferris & J. Beard, 6" x 9", 66 pages, perfect bound. January 1905 started the many changes to the M1903 Springfield - Elimination of the rod bayonet, change to the new 30-06 service cartridge - sight changes, band changes, modification of .30-03 barrels, change to knife bayonet, butt plates & stock changes, markings - both stock and barrel, change over to new thong & brush. All the modifications and changes are covered in detailed text and photos. Source reference to identify the early 1903's and their appendages

A GUIDE TO THE MAYNARD BREECH LOADER by George J. Lyman. 6" x 9", 148 pages, perfect bound. 40 illustrations. Discussed in great detail are the early patents of Dr. Edward Maynard along with data pertaining to U.S. Govt. purchases before and during the Civil War. The 1873, 1882 and the #1 thru #16 models are covered in both informative text and photos. Special chapters on accessories, cartridges, appendages and Stevens manufacture. Excellent reference – New Revised Edition

THE REMINGTON LEE RIFLE by Eugene Myszkowski, 8 1/2" x 11", 103 pages, perfect bound. 81 photographs, 35 illustrations. Detailed descriptions, including serial number ranges of each model from the first Lee magazine model produced for the U.S. Navy to the last R/L small bore shipped to the Cuban Rural Guard. Includes history of early development of the detachable box magazine, changes to the bolt and details of U.S. Army & Navy purchased R/L rifles. Quick I.D. guide to all models and contracts.

JAPANESE RIFLES OF WORLD WAR II by Duncan McCollum. 8 1/2" x 11", 60 pages, perfect bound. 81 photographs plus illustrations. Covers development and markings of rifles in W.W.II Japan's arsenal. Includes Type 38 Rifle, Carbine and Cavalry Rifle, Type 44 Carbine, Type I Rifle, Type 99 Rifle and Long Rifle, Type 2 paratroop Rifle and Concentric circle Rifles. Additional chapters deal with sniper models, naval special Type 99 Rifle, Type 02/45 Rifle, North China Type 19 Carbine, Training rifles, Bayonets and slings. All variations, changes and minor differences are clearly discussed and illustrated.

BRITISH SERVICE RIFLES AND CARBINES 1888-1900, by A. Petrillo, 6" x 9", 72 pages, perfect bound. 60 photos. Complete review of the Lee-Metford and Lee Enfield Rifles and Carbines. All models are described & illustrated including the upgrades for WWI. Cartridges, slings & bayonets are covered