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New book: The U.S. M3 / M3A1 Submachine Gun "Grease Gun"


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Hello everybody,

I would like to present a new book and I hope that it is not a problem that I'm the author.

 

After a long time of research I have now finished my M3/M3A1-book. Maybe someone is interested even if the language is German only:

 

 

U.S. M3 / M3A1 Submachine Gun "Grease Gun"

 

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The book gives an insight into the history of this extraordinary weapon, from its development and the trials at Aberdeen via the manufacturing process to its use in conflicts around the world. It also describes rare versions in different calibers (.30 M1, 9x19), patents, changes in manufacturing and construction drawings, accessories (pouches, tools, training devices, curved barrels, etc.), manuals & instructions, foreign made copies (China, Agentina, etc), silencers, markings, repair and replacements, training on the weapon and ammunition (ball, tracer, etc.). The majority of the illustrations is in color.

 

 

- German language only (sorry no English edition planned)

 

- 208 pages (bound with hardcover)

 

- large size (7.9 x 12 inch / 21 x 30 cm)

 

- 560 illustrations (mostly in color)

 

 

Price inclusive shipping to USA, NZ, Australia and other Non-EU: $US 65.00

 

 

My email-address: GGBuch @ web.de (please delete the spaces)

 

With best wishes from Germany

Michael

 

 

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  • 2 weeks later...

I made a minor photo contribution to the book (Guide Lamp employee badge), and just purchased a copy. This book is very well done. While it is in German, its profuse illustration makes it a very good reference for anyone interested in the M3/M3A1. I would not let the German language printing discourage you from purchasing it, if you have a serious interest in the subject.

 

My wife speaks German, so if I really need help, I don't have to go far. Google translator is also your friend...

 

David Albert

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Hello!

I have now finished the English language translation !!

So from now on I will add a separate English language translation printout of the full text & captions (55 pages) !!

With best wishes
Michael

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