By Chas Lotter and the Pretoria Arms and Ammunition Collectors' Association.

Explore the fascinating and often overlooked history of firearms engineering in South Africa and Rhodesia from 1949 to 2000. Against the backdrop of pivotal conflicts like the Rhodesian Bush War and the South African Border War, resourceful engineers crafted hunting, sport shooting, defensive, and military-grade firearms that shaped the global gunmaking industry.

Key Features:

Comprehensive Coverage: Detailed insights into over 180 firearms, including rare and custom models engineered for hunting, sport shooting, military, and police use.

Meticulous Research: The result of 8.5 years of in-depth study by 12 renowned experts under the Pretoria Arms and Ammunition Collectors' Association.

Exclusive Content: Features 1,252 high-quality images, period documents, and technical tables, many released for the first time.

Historical Context: Covers firearms innovation during the Rhodesian Bush War, South African Border War, and their socio-political impact.

Rare Finds: Includes custom creations like the modified Vektor CR21 rifle, featured in a critically acclaimed sci-fi film.

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