Great for an avid reader
I like reading, but not only that having evidence that backs up what I say as well makes great shelf art and is a great reference.
In the 1960s and 1970s, South Africans were involved in three major counterinsurgency wars in Sub Saharan Africa: The Congo Crisis (‘60-65), the Rhodesian Bush War (‘64-79), and the Border War (‘66-90). Each of these conflicts were a unique combination of policing action, counterinsurgency and full-scale warfare. The South African Border War was known for its daring cross border raids by elite South African counterinsurgency units such as the infamous “Recces”, the particularly brutal and effective policing unit called “Koevoet”, and the success of the South African Ratel IFV against T-55s tanks.
One of the most interesting aspects of the conflict was the small arms used by both sides. The Weaponry Book Set covers the manual of arms of a variety of different weapons used by the SADF over the course of the conflict, along with the weapons used by communist insurgency forces.
Included are instructions on the proper aiming, firing and zeroing of a variety of small arms, including proper breathing and bracing techniques to train. Detailed schematics regarding the fieldstripping and cleaning of different weapons, along with step-by-step breakdowns covering the weapons functions and components. Perfect for any burgeoning firearms enthusiasts, or simply for someone looking to learn more about South Africa and its history. This series of books makes for a great coffee table read or conversation starter.
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I like reading, but not only that having evidence that backs up what I say as well makes great shelf art and is a great reference.
The title is slightly misleading as I’ve read them all but am only re-reading the two that I’ve enjoyed most the others will sit on my shelf and look pretty not too say thete bad books but they don’t interest me as much as the first two but I only wanted them for reference photos and to fill shelf spaces so I am pleasantly surprised that even I enjoy a read through. I have tried to be honest but in summary one of my purchases ever and I won’t regret it.
Especially when you want to learn about weapons.
These books feel great and look right at home with my other books
A comprehensive and detailed documents on SADF weaponry and their maintainence and use.