Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch, Volume 3 (Standard Edition)

Made possible through unprecedented access to the collections of Heckler & Koch Germany and Heckler & Koch USA, along with numerous private collections from around the globe, Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch (Volume 3) tells the story of the development and production of the rifles and machine guns utilizing the roller-delayed blowback operating system at Heckler & Koch. Starting with one of the original 400 German troop trial STG CETME rifles assembled at Heckler & Koch in 1956, this book covers the broad array of prototypes, production models, and sub-variants of the family of weapons that originated with the G3 rifle.

This Third Volume of Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch includes detailed photographs and commentary for the CETME rifle, G3, HK32, HK33, G41, HK41, HK53, HK91, HK93, HK21, HK23, HK11, HK13, PSG 1, and MSG 90, along with a large number of variants of each of these models. Additionally, this Third Volume details the grenade launchers produced during the era covered by this book, including the HK69, MZP 1 A1, TGS, and HK79 A1. Featuring in excess of 85 different firearms, with numerous additional accessories, Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch (Volume 3) gives the reader a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse into some of the most significant Heckler & Koch roller-delayed rifles, machine guns, and special purpose weapons produced throughout its long and distinguished history. For the production of this book, Larry Vickers and James Rupley have teamed up with renowned firearms instructor and HK expert James Williamson of Teufelshund Tactical, as well as a number of other subject matter experts, whose cumulative insights allow for an extraordinary and unparalleled presentation.

Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch (Volume 3) presents this highly curated collection of firearms in never-before-seen detail on larger than life, wide format, full color prints in a premium hardback form. Vickers Guide: Heckler & Koch is the next best thing to having these exceptional collector’s grade firearms in your own personal collection.