Weapons, weapons, weapons. It shows the weapon in a clear drawing and gives the reader an idea of how it is used and the date it was made. It showed small drawings of the man using the weapon.

The heavy duty quality of the paperback. It is about the length and width of notebook paper. I liked it because we can see the weapons that we use in our novels.

I wish they narrowed the weapons down to American and British. The ancient weapons I had no need to know about. It wasn't laid out in the easiest format. All different ages were lumped together under one item and didn't progress through the book by dates they were made.

use the book in all the novels that I write which I need to know about a certain weapon. Like stilettos...they are strictly stabbing knives and have been around a long time.

excited to know that I can now reach for this book when I want to know about a weapon.

doesn't seem to be one particular person. It was compiled by a group.

It's very helpful and a good reference book.

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