Here you will find detailed assessment of civilian usage of firearms and how it affects the violent crime rate.

The author states, verbatim statistics on violent, as well as non violent crimes, is also provided in this article. It is indisputable that making ccw-licenses available to anyone who wants one and can pass an ordinary background check showing no criminal or psychological disqualification, does not endanger the public.

An interesting and insightful article.

Detailed in this article:

• Introduction
• Crime In The United States, The Fbi's Uniform Crime Report.
• Murder And Non-Negligent Manslaughter Florida
• Verbatim Statistics On Violent Crime In Florida
• Non-Violent Crimes From The Same Annual Report
• Conclusion
• Bottom-Line

If it comes to this, we all know that it won’t be like the depression of the 1930’s, when the unemployed homeless came around to your back door at mealtime, begging for a bowl of soup, which those employed were willing to share.

Now days people are dependent on government welfare, and consider it their right to be given (or take by force) the necessities of life. For every family that gives up vacations, meals out, consumer goods, etc. to prepare, thousands & thousands of other families will not! Your survival will depend on your ability to protect what you have.

This article summarizes the most appropriate choice of firearm for survival and discusses and compares the various options of firearm in accordance there advantages and disadvantages in a survival situation.

Be prepared and keep your family safe with this article on survival. You won't be sorry you took the time to read this one.

Its seventeen parts describe the history, evolution, and development of manual, automatic, and airborne repeating weapons.

It was prepared for the Bureau of Naval Ordnance and cost millions of dollars. It remains a magnificent reference and world class collector piece for the die hard machine gun fans.

If you are interested in machine guns this is the series you need.

The 5 Volumes include:

• Volume 1: History, Evolution, and Development of Manual, Automatic, and Airborne Repeating Weapons.
• Volume 2: History, Evolution, and Development of Manual, Automatic, and Airborne Repeating Weapons.
• Volume 3: Development During World War II and Korean Conflict by the United States and Their Allies, of Full Automatic Machine Gun Systems and High Rate of Fire Power Driven Cannon.
• Volume 4: Design Analysis of Automatic Firing Mechanisms and Related Component,
• Volume 5; Development of Full Automatic Machine Gun Systems High Rate of Fire Power Driven Cannon, and Automatic Grenade Launchers by the United States and Her Allies, Following World War II, Korean Police Action, and the Vietnam Conflict.

This comprehensive and thorough handbook details the process of successful firearm identification.

J. Howard Matthews is considered a true pioneer of his field and has lectured widely on scientific criminal identification.

The forward author states "His new book gives the rifling data taken by him in his own laboratory for all these guns, plus photographs of both sides of over 1100 different guns taken by him and some 900 gun photos from other sources. He has also included well over 100 photographs of rim fire firing pin impressions".

Overall this book contains a meticulously complete text on the techniques and instrumentation of criminal firearms identification, all of which is copiously illustrated.

The ultimate firearm manual.

Most conversions required milling or drilling the receiver and sear.

While this method, is tried and proven, it does have its drawbacks. First of all it makes a very noticeable change in your guns overall appearance. Secondly, it does change your gun somewhat to the effect that it won't fetch as much on resale.

Our full auto plans are based around the BMG Activator. The only difference is that the activator does not need to be cranked – a second trigger is pulled which will release the activator from a wound up state.

Included in this guide are step-by-step instructions and detailed diagrams to ensure easy comprehension.

Your trigger will be 10 times faster than humanly possible.

This is the manual you need!

Containing 27 pages of detailed instructions and extensive diagrams and drawings on everything you need to know about modifying M1 carbine to a M2.

A must for anyone attempting this kind of modification.

This is one of the finest books about military firearms ever written.

Julian Hatcher wrote this book in 1947, and it touches on virtually every aspect of firearms then current.

The author's writing style is precise and clear without being dry.

The operation of all military small arms and machine guns are given in great detail, as well as Hatcher's observations about recoil, gun powder, metallurgy, ballistics, and much more. It is an incredible history lesson for the firearms enthusiast written by a man that watched it all happen first hand.

This is a fascinating classic publication. Hatcher, was a firearms/explosives expert with the US army covering both world wars. He presents much detail on vintage firearms and their virtues and defects , even reports on individuals who managed to blow themselves up, mostly by accident and details of which way up bullets come back down when fired vertically from a machine gun.

The value of the work goes beyond a catalogue of all aspects of military firearms – it is a man discussing the great passion of his life.

The Corbin Handbook has been re–written eight times (it is not number eight of the series of Corbin books, as some people think) and each time, it is updated with a number increment.

These eight editions of the same book have changed format and size dramatically over the years. Today, it is 230 pages long, indexed and illustrated, with 21 chapters, covering the purpose and operation of nearly every Corbin product.

This is the one swaging book you need to have.

Handgun literature is rich in hyperspecialized works an particular brands and models of guns of interest to advanced collectors.

However, many beginning students of the handgun, lacking the foundation and overall context which such books presuppose, find them virtually impenetrable.

Often enough the authors of these imposing tomes aggravate the situation by concentrating an minute variations of the model that interests them, to the near exclusion of the mechanical principles and historical importance of their subject.

There seemed to us a need for a book, which dealt directly with the handgun and its cartridge, put both the mechanical evolution and the historical development of the modern handgun in a comprehensible context and unlike W. H. B. Smith's classic "The Book of Pistols and Revolvers", was readable from end to end and presupposed no prior knowledge an the part of the reader, and which, starting from zero level, took him a substantial way up the ladder to general expertise.

This book is not intended to be the final word an anything, nor can it pretend to be a primary source or reference. If it serves to introduce several among you to the inexhaustibly rich field of study which the handgun has been for us, if it answers a number of the questions for which we ourselves had difficulty finding the answers when we were beginners in the field, if it serves to raise still more questions to which the more specialized books in the bibliography hold the key, it will be worth the task of its writing.

The ultimate beginners reference book of handguns.

Covered in this comprehensive guide to hanguns:

• Introduction
• Acknowledgments
• Preface to the French Edition
• The Basics
• The Mainstream of Handgun History
• Revolvers
• Automatic Pistols
• Cartridges
• Ballistics
• History's Greatest Handguns
• Colt 1860 "New Model Army"
• Colt 1873 "Single–Action Army"
• Lefaucheux 1858 French Navy
• Saint–Étienne Mle 1892
• The Webley Top–breaks
• Mauser 1896 "Broomhandle"
• The Luger
• Walther P–38
• Colt M1911 "Government Model"
• Browning P–35 "High Power"
• The Petter Pistols
• Beretta Models 1934 and 1951
• Walther PP and PPK Models
• "Undercover" 38 Snub
• Smith & Wesson Model 19 "Combat Magnum"
• The Handgun of the Future
• Gun Legislation and the Shooting Sports in France
• Firearms Legislation in the United States
• Bibliography
• Index

It includes all drawings, and assembly literature.

From the abstract:

A repeating firearm, includes a bolt carrier and bolt assembly which are movable relative to each other to provide for locking and unlocking the bolt with respect to the barrel breech.An elongated bearing plate is supported by the bolt and movable with the bolt to maintain a cartridge to be next inserted into the barrel chamber in a predetermined position until the bolt is substantially fully retracted to prevent premature movement of the cartridge upon movement of the bolt carrier only.

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