‘Weapon of War’ a Subject of Historic Interest and Contemporary Relevance

By David Codrea

U.S.A. – -(Ammoland.com)- “HOW ON EARTH do you accidentally create the finest sniper rifle of WWII?” author, photographer and contemporary/historic firearms authority of note Jeff John asks. “The British did with the adoption of the No. 4 Mk I (T), the official designation of the telescopic-sighted No. 4 infantry rifle. It is arguably the most well thought out, rugged, durable and accurate of all the war’s sniper rifles.”

That’s from the opening chapter of “THE MATCHLESS ENFIELD No. 4 (T) SNIPER,” part of a sample preview John is offering to readers on his Art in Arms Press website. The book tells the story of how the No. 4 rifle was developed and used, and is illustrated with plenty of unique photographs (75 in color and six black and white period photos). It also “[i]ncludes handloading tips, factory ammo performance, a resource guide and bibliography.”

This is actually the second book by John I’ve brought to the attention of AmmoLand Shooting Sports News readers. In August …Read the Rest

Source:: AmmoLand