BROWNING MACHINE GUN Volume I – Rifle calibre Browning in U. S. Service
Author: Dolf L. Goldsmith
Volumes: 1 of 5
2005
Hardback – 392 pages
568 photos and illustrations
ISBN: 0889353700
This is the first volume of a multi-volume series on Browning machine guns, written by an ex-U.S. Army armorer who studied and maintained these guns and has since owned and shot a number of them in civilian life. This profusely illustrated history covers all models of the U.S. Browning, from the first “gas hammer” Model 1895 and the initial recoil-operated Models of 1901 and 1910, through the adoption and manufacture of the famous water-cooled heavy Model 1917 during World War I and the numerous Interwar experimental tank and aircraft guns, most of which were built up on surplus M1917 receivers.
