Details

Special Edition: Vintage and Classic Firearms

Here’s a look inside this giant 180 page edition and why it should be your “go-to resource” for upgrading your gun collection.

If Looks Could Kill … — Re-Creating Germany’s WWII Fallschirmjäger 42.
The Elegant Sharps Borchardt — The Swan Song Of The Sharps Rifle Co. Was Perhaps The Best Single-Shot Rifle Of Its Era.
The Long Road Of War Pt. II — Imperial Germany’s Gew 88 Saw Much Modification And Widespread Use.
World War II M1 Garands — Built And Rebuilt: The M1’s Long Career As Our Nation’s Main Battle Rifle.
Steel From The Sky — Paratrooper Knives: One-Handed Opening For When The “Opening Shock” Wears Off.
Breaking The Seal — A Day At The Range With An Iron Curtain Classic — The SKs.
Persnickety Pair — World War II Japanese Sniper Rifles: A Frustrating Undertaking!
The Guns Of August 1914 — Seven Main Rifles Clashed 100 Years Ago On European Battlefields As The “War To End All Wars” Began.
Armed And Airborne — Firepower From The Sky: Guns Of World War II Paratroopers.
Guns Of The Plains Indians — Modern Archaeology Tells Us How They Were Armed.
Roll Call! — Rifle Calibers Of World War II: A Combatant-By-Combatant Survey.
The “Parallel Ruler” Pistol — Before The 1911, John Browning Took A Different Path.
Parlez-Vous Remington? — How A Humble American Single-Shot Helped Save France.
German Sniper Systems — The German Army’s Bewildering Array Of Scopes And Mounting Systems During WWII.
The Unknown Sniper — Grandfather To The Scout Program: Chief Warrant Officer Arthur Terry’s Untold Story.
Lob ’Em If You Got ’Em — Bumping The Cool Factor — M203 Grenade Launcher.
Thumbin’ His Way Home — Long Separated From His Colt Single Actions — Duke Returns To His First Love.
Emergency Stopgap — Italy’s Vetterli M70/87/15.
All-American AK — The Red Army Standard 47 From Century International Arms.
A “Commission” Got It Right? — Almost! The Imperial German Army’s Gew 88 Part 1.
Classy Vs. Crude — Tommy Gun, Grease Gun: Our Two Vintage WWII .45 SMGs Represented Two Approaches Toward Rapid-Fire Supremacy. Which One Would You Choose?
The Mitchell Ppsh 41/22 — A “Fun Gun” Version Of The Iconic Soviet Submachine Gun.
Buzz Gun — A Study Of Five WWII Submachineguns In 9mm, .45 ACP And 7.62×25.
Good Enough For Government Work — Army Accurized National Match .45’s: Winning Groups — And Premium Prices!
Whispers Of Mossad — CIA Imports A Mysterious Beretta Model 71.
Classic Finish — Turnbull Manufacturing Brings A Touch Of Beauty To The Modern Sporting Rifle And Recreates The Finish And Style Of The Original M1911.
Untapped Militaria Treasures — Affordable History At Your Fingertips.
Henry Deringer’s Pocket Pistol — And The Cartridge Versions Born From His Concept.
Pickin’ A Pair — What Would Gun Buying Circa 1880 Be Like?
“Government Issue” — Small Arms Of Many Nations Helped Write The History Of The Turbulent 20th Century.
It’s Off To Pour I Go! — Confessions Of A Bullet Mold Junkie.
Cast Away — No, You Don’t Have To Stick With Jacketed Bullets In Your Pet Semi-Auto Pistol. Really.
History By The Burst — Why Waltz When You Can Rock And Roll?
The Awesome Lemat — A Huge And Hard-Hitting Civil War Pistol.
The Original Perfect Pocket Auto – The Colt Models Of 1903 & 1908.
Battle Tested! Beretta’s Rack-Grade GI 92fs/M9 — The USA’s First Fight-Winning 9mm — Still Performing 30 Years Later.
Colt .45 Peacemaker — Still An Enduring, Legendary Revolver After 140 Years
The War Baby! Books — The Chronicle Of The Little M1 Carbine Is Brought To Life In Three Volumes.

The Surplus 2016 special edition includes everything listed above PLUS, Kit Up, New Product Spotlight and a Resource Guide!
Purchase and download your copy now!

NOTICE: This is a 27 MB .pdf file that may take a few minutes or more to download depending on Internet connection speed. Please make sure you have sufficient disc space available to accommodate the file size. To read the document, you’ll need Adobe Acrobat or other .pdf viewing compatible application. © 2016 Publishers Development Corporation. GUNS Magazine is Trademarked and contains copyrighted material, intended for personal use and reference only. No portion of this document may be posted online, re-published or re-branded without permission from Publishers Development Corporation.

This is for the digital PDF version ONLY.
Once the purchase process is complete you’ll receive an email with a download link.

PRINTED ISSUE SOLD OUT?

After you have placed your order. Your PDF Download link will be available on your ORDER RECEIVED page.
Scroll down to your order item review and click on the HIGHLIGHTED DOWNLOAD LINK. Your PDF will download to your computer.
Digital Download links are also available when you sign into your MY ACCOUNT page. To access the downloads at a later date, create an account at checkout.