Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: September 2001 – By Dan Shea
• Rocket Launchers And Recoilless Rifles – By Robert Bruce
• FN Herstal’s M3M Pedestal Mount .50 BMG Machine Gun – By Charles Q. Cutshaw
• Bren Gas Adjustments – By Dan Shea
• M2 And M3 Carbines – By Robert Bruce
• Small Arms of the Korean – By Charles Q. Cutshaw
• .30 Cal. Browning Air-Cooled Machine Gun – By Robert Bruce
• Marine Corps Air-Ground Museum in Quantico, VA. – By Dan Szatkowski
• War Memorial Seoul, Republic of Korea – By Michael Shyne
• M18 57mm Recoilless Rifle in the Fiftieth State – By Mark Genovese
• Maxims in Korea – By Bob Naess
• The B.A.R. in Korea – By James L. Ballou
• .50 Cal. M2 Heavy Machine Gun – By Robert Bruce
• Net News: September 2001 – By Jeff W. Zimba
• Cartridges of the Korean War – By R.K. Campbell
• New Review: September 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• Industry News: September 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman
• DLO Manufacturing Production Numbers – By Dan Shea

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: August 2001 – By Dan Shea
• Model 1940 Light Rifle in the 50th State – By Mark Genovese
• Whats in the Chicken Coop? – By Finn Neilsen
• The WWII Savage Enfield – By Frank Iannamico
• The World of the 9mm – By R.K. Campbell
• South African Machine Gun Badges – By Robert G. Segel
• The 2000 Hiram Maxim Military Firearms Shoot & Expo – By Jeff W. Zimba
• 1911 Machine Pistol – By J.M. Ramos
• Net News: August 2001 – By Jeff W. Zimba
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW): August 2001 – By Nick Steadman
• Association News: August 2001 – By Larry Pratt
• New Review: August 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• Industry News: August 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman
• M11/9 Rate of Fire Adjusters for Competition and Recreational Shooting! – By Keith Barlow

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: July 2001 – By Dan Shea
• The Thompson Collectors Association’s Annual Shoot and Show – By Frank Iannamico
• Small Arms Review In The Fiftieth State – By Mark Genovese
• Impressive SSK Demo at Fort Dix – By Al Paulson
• A Rough Rider Gatling – By Lee Arten
• Cleo Lawsuit Update – By Gary O’Brien
• FN’s Mk46 Mod 0 Navy Light Machine Gun – By Charles Q. Cutshaw
• The Czech VZ58 Assault Rifle – By Janne Pohjoispää
• The Hyde-Inland U.S. M2 Submachine Gun – By Frank Iannamico
• Light Strike Vehicles in Central America – By Julio A. Montes
• Net News: July 2001 – By Jeff W. Zimba
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW): July 2001 – By Nick Steadman
• Association News: July 2001 – By Larry Pratt
• New Review: July 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• Industry News: July 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman
• Easy Access to Another Unregulated Weapon is Killing our Children – By Erich Pratt

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: June 2001 – By Dan Shea
• War Memorial Museum of Virginia – By Robert M. Hausman
• Surplus Review The German P.38 Pistol – By Frank Iannamico
• Pearl Harbor The Motion Picture and the Emma Gees – By Rick Cartledge
• Book Reviews: June 2001 – By David M. Fortier
• T&E AAC’s Scarab .22 Silencer – By Al Paulson
• SARCO, Inc.: The leader in machine gun parts and accessories – By Robert M. Hausman
• Arming the Starship Trooper: 2000 NDIA Small Arms Conference – By Robert Bruce
• Unlocking The Mysteries Of A Fallen Empire: A Look At The Soviet 5.45×18 Cartridge – By David M. Fortier
• The 2000 Mid-Winter Machine Gun Shoot at Albany, Oregon – By Vic Fogle
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW): June 2001 – By Nick Steadman
• Association News: June 2001 – By Larry Pratt
• New Review: June 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• Industry News: June 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman
• Gemtech’s Compact .45 Caliber Pistol Suppressor – By Al Paulson

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: May 2001 – By Dan
• The Croatian Service Pistols – By Jani Kotnik
• OP-SKS: Hunting Carbine – By Vadim Ribakov
• CZ75 Pistol – By Frank Iannamico
• Capping The Rock: The Unfinished Story – By James L. Ballou
• Alaska’s Memorial Day Machine Gun Shoot – By Chris Mannino
• The MP38 Maschinenpistole – By Frank Iannamico
• Heckler & Koch’s New USP LEM DA-ONLY Trigger System – By Jim Schatz
• 40mm Grenades – By Steve Fleischman
• Sites “Spectre” Model 4 – By J.M. Ramos
• 9x19mm CZ-75A Machine Pistol-the fast Czech – By Robie Kulokivi
• The First Submachine Gun? – By Finn Neilsen
• Heir to the Throne The new Heckler & Koch G36 Miniature Assault Rifle – By Jim Schatz
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW): May 2001 – By Nick Steadman
• New Review: May 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• Industry News: May 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman
• Book Reviews: May 2001 – By Charles Q. Cutshaw

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: April 2001 – By Dan Shea
• The Dalphon .50 AE AR-15 Conversion – By Jeff W. Zimba
• T&E Advanced Armament’s Phantom Suppressor – By Al Paulson
• The World’s Most Politically Incorrect Air Rifle! – By Charles Q. Cutshaw
• The Silenced Ruger 77/44 – By Al Paulson
• HK’s Personal Defense Weapon – By Jim Schatz
• Minnesota Military Museum – By Lee Arten
• Kel-Tec’s “High-Tech” P-32 – By Charles Q. Cutshaw
• The Johnson Automatics, Part II: The Johnson Light Machine Gun – By Frank Iannamico
• The Friendly Russian – By R.K. Campbell
• Into the Khyber – By Rob Krott
• MP34 Maschinen Pistole in 45ACP! – By Vince Oliva
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW): April 2001 – By Nick Steadman
• New Review: April 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• Industry News: April 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman
• SHOT Shot 2001 – By Dan Shea

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• New Review: March 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• SITREP: March 2001 – By Dan
• The Johnson Automatics Part I: The M1941 Semi-Automatic Rifle – By Frank Iannamico
• The 30 Round Grin – By Lee Arten
• The Ingram Model 6 An Idea Whose Time Has Come? – By Lee Arten
• The German Fallschirmjägergewehr 42 – By Frank Iannamico
• Kulspruta Model 1936 in the Fiftieth State – By Mark Genovese
• The P.A.W.S ZX-Semi Automatic Carbine Series: The American Sterling – By Brian Zuzelo
• The Pietro Beretta Museum – By James J. Besemer
• The Missing Link: Heckler & Koch’s “Family” Submachine Gun – By Jim Schatz
• When size does matter… – By Thomas Hoel
• Bushmaster 25mm Machine Cannon – By Robert Bruce
• The New Israeli Micro Galil: Semi-automatic MAGAL .30 carbine – By Jani Kotnik
• Small Arms Review In Phoenix, AZ For SAR Show – By Jeff W. Zimba
• Make a mine a Mini, a Mini Assault Rifle that is… – By Jim Schatz
• Association News: March 2001 – By Larry Pratt
• Book Reviews: March 2001 – By Lee Arten
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW): March 2001 – By Nick Steadman
• Industry News: March 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: February 2001 – By Dan Shea
• Mag Pull – By Dan Shea
• SOCOM Manufacturing’s DIAMOND BR-15 – By Jay Bell
• Guns of the Great White North – By Warren Ferguson
• The AR-15 America’s Rifle – By R.K. Campbell
• The Evolution of Invention: An Interview with L. James Sullivan Gun Designer – By Virginia Hart Ezell
• What’s An M4? – By R.K. Campbell
• The Colt AR-15 Transitional Model 01:The Missing Link – By William D. Ehringer
• The Gemtech Talon SD – By William R. Bishop
• Buffer Technologies Business Profile – By Dan Shea
• The Kodak Optical Sight System for the M-16 – By Anthony Dee
• Optimizing the M16 Carbine – By Mark White
• Industry News: February 2001 – By Robert M. Hausman
• New Review: February 2001 – By Chris A. Choat
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW): February 2001 – By Nick Steadman
• Book Reviews: February 2001 – By Rob Krott
• Association News: February 2001 – By Larry Pratt
• Vickers Machine Gun Ammunition Basket – By Robert G. Segel
• Tactical Latch For M-16/AR-15, AR-10 & SR-25 From Badger Ordnance – By Jeff W. Zimba
• Tactical Response Expo-East 2000 – By Robert Bruce
• SAAB Bofors Dynamic’s CBJ MS PDW – By Charles Q. Cutshaw

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• Magazine Repairs
• Columbian Military Museum – By Rob Krott
• Agram 2000 SMG – By Dan Shea
• Steyr AUG User Evaluation – By Seth Nadel
• BATF, NFA Branch Interview & Tour – By Matt Smith
• Legal History of the G Series FAL – By James O. Bardwell
• Curtis Early Story – By Robert M. Hausman
• The GRAD Hybrid A.O.W. – By Andres Sepulveda
• HK Locking Pieces ID Guide – By Dan Shea
• Luigi Franchi Model 57 SMG – By J.M. Ramos
• Australia’s Lee Enfield – By Bob Campbell
• M44 Mosin-Nagant Rifle – By Stephen Stuart
• Industry News
• New Products
• Small Arms Data by Wire (SADW)
• Book Reviews

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Published since 1997, Small Arms Review brings authoritative content to small arms enthusiasts. SAR is widely considered to be the number one small arms resource in the world, providing a forum for all aspects of consumer, military and law enforcement small arms interests.

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Articles included in this issue:

• SITREP: December 2000 – By Dan Shea
• The Type “I” Carcano – By Anthony Dee
• Japanese Mobile Firepower of the Pacific War: The Nambu Type 99 Light Machine Gun – By Edwin F. Libby
• The Garand – By Robert Bruce
• USS Bowfin Museum – By Dan Shea
• Let The Tracer’s Fly! – By Dan Shea
• Ordnance Committee Meeting, 23 December 1943 – By Frank Iannamico
• The Carbine – By Robert Bruce
• World War II Weaponry. Pacific Theater of Operations: The Marine Corps – Rock in a Hard Place – By James L. Ballou
• The Jap 11 and Merrill’s Marauders – By Rick Cartledge
• The Japanese Type 92 (1932) 7.7mm Heavy Machine Gun – By Edwin F. Libby
• Firing the Nambu Type 14, Japan’s Service Pistol – By R.K. Campbell
• The Bazooka – By Robert Bruce
• Industry News: December 2000 – By Robert M. Hausman
• New Review: December 2000 – By Chris A. Choat
• A.D.W.: December 2000 – By Nick Steadman
• Japan’s Mass Produced Submachine Gun: The Type 100 – By Edwin F. Libby
• The USS Arizona Memorial Pearl Harbor, Hawaii – By Jeff W. Zimba
• The Model 55 Reising – By Frank Iannamico
• The Tommy Gun – By Robert Bruce
• Owen 9mm SMG – By Chad Haire
• The Japanese Nambu Type 96 6.5mm Light Machine Gun – By Edwin F. Libby
• Guns of the Pacific Theater… Not Exactly What You Might Expect – By Dan Szatkowski
• The Japanese Type 99 Rifle (Long Version) – By Stephen Stuart

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