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Encyclopaedia of Pistols and Revolvers

Encyclopaedia of Pistols and Revolvers

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The Encyclopedia of Pistols and Revolvers provides an authoritative source of information for collectors, professional shooters, recreational shooters or armchair enthusiasts. It contains more than 400 colour photographs.' Very Good: Very tidy condition.

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  • Hardcover
  • Published 1996
  • Pre-owned

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The Encyclopedia of Pistols and Revolvers provides an authoritative source of information for collectors, professional shooters, recreational shooters or armchair enthusiasts. It contains more than 400 colour photographs.' Very Good: Very tidy condition.

Meet the author

About A. E. Hartink

A. E. Hartink grew up with firearms; both his father and his grandfather were in the Royal Dutch Navy. In his youth, he graduated from his first Diana air rifle to a small bore carbine, and then to large caliber handguns. During his military service, he was a sergeant weapons instructor.

He later joined the Dutch state police, where he soon became a detective, extending his already vast knowledge of firearms. Following the reorganization of Dutch police forces in 1994, Hartink became a specialist firearms detective with a regional police force, and since 1995 he has worked for a regional firearms department, where his main activities are related to the control of legal and prevention of illegal firearms.

In addition to being a regular contributor to various publications, he has written extensively on weapons of every kind under a variety of pen names (as well as his own), and has translated books about weapons, ammunition, and the reloading of cartridges.

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