This video is a book review of "The U.S. Model 1917 Rifle - America's Enfield" by Bruce Canfield. The book covers the development, production, and extensive use of the M1917 rifle from World War I through World War II and beyond. It also details various accessories like bayonets and grenade launchers. The reviewer highlights Canfield's expertise on American martial small arms and positions this as the definitive single-volume resource on the M1917, despite acknowledging a lack of prior comprehensive works.
This video is a review of the book "Chassepot to FAMAS: French Military Rifles 1866-2016" by Ian. The book serves as a comprehensive reference guide to identify French military rifles encountered in museums, gun shows, and collections. It covers 10 different rifle models including the Chassepot, Gras, Kropatschek, Lebel, Berthier, RSC, MAS 36, MAS semiauto, FR, and FAMAS, with each chapter detailing the history, variations, markings, production, combat use, and mechanics of the rifles. The author highlights the outstanding photography and the book's broad scope compared to other English-language resources on French rifles.
This video provides an update on a book fulfillment process, addressing delays and assuring customers about the quality of the final product. The creator expresses frustration with the prolonged timeline but highlights that 90% of the books are complete, with the remaining 10% expected next Wednesday. They apologize for the late shipment and hope the high quality of the books will compensate. The possibility of using the same printer for future projects is being seriously considered. A link to order the book is provided.
This video documents the third and final day of a book signing event for "Chassepot to FAMAS," hosted at the printer. The author, assisted by others, signed nearly 3,000 books, starting with custom Limited Editions and bound copies before moving to unbound sheets to meet demand. The signing process is described, with the aim of covering all ordered copies, including allowances for scrap and printing wastage. The video concludes with a promise of further updates on the final shipping date and provides a link to order the book.
This video chronicles the second day of a three-day book signing event for a publication focusing on French rifles, specifically the Chassepot and FAMAS. The creator details the progress made, having signed approximately 1500 regular copies and nearly all of the 250 personalized limited edition copies. The description also highlights the opportunity to observe the foil application process for the book covers, expressing excitement about the final product and its upcoming release to readers. A link to purchase the book is provided.
This video documents the first day of a three-day book signing event for a publication titled "Chassepot to FAMAS Update." The author is signing books at the printer before upcoming travel commitments, including SHOT Show. As of the recording, 2,637 books have been signed, with approximately 3,400 remaining, plus 250 "extra-fancy" personalized editions. The video mentions the book is available for purchase via a provided link. The music used is "Monkeys Spinning Monkeys" by Kevin MacLeod, licensed under CC BY.
This video provides an update on the printing and binding process for the "Chassepot to FAMAS" book. While there have been some delays due to the book's size and complexity, significant progress has been made. The books are printed and are now in the gilding and binding stages. The creator plans to visit the printer soon for signing and personalization, which is a major step, and will also ascertain the shipping plan. The creator apologizes for the continued delays and thanks viewers for their patience.
This video provides an update on the production of a book titled "F&G (Folded & Gathered) Copy." The author shares a "folded & gathered" copy, which consists of the printed pages assembled but without binding or covers. They express satisfaction with the book's size, noting it's designed for easy one-handed holding. While no firm printing dates are available, the expectation remains that printing will conclude at the end of December. A link to order the book is provided.
This video provides an update on the printing of the book "Chassepot to FAMAS: French Military Rifles 1866-2016." The pages are officially coming off the press, with photographer James capturing the process. While the printing has begun, it's behind schedule due to the large print run of 10,000 copies. The estimated completion date is December 31st, with delivery to customers expected in early to mid-January. The creators apologize for any inconvenience and disappointment for those hoping for Christmas delivery.
This YouTube video serves as a final call for pre-orders of the book "Chassepot to FAMAS: French Military Rifle 1866-2016" via Kickstarter. The creator highlights the benefits of pre-ordering, including an exclusive blue cover, additional features, and a discounted price. The book covers a significant period of French military rifle history. The project has achieved remarkable success, becoming the second most-funded publishing project on Kickstarter. An alternative pre-order method using PayPal via BackerKit is also provided.
This video announces the preorder launch for the book "Chassepot to FAMAS: French Military Rifles 1866 - 2016". It is described as a reference guide for collectors, curators, historians, and enthusiasts. While the Kickstarter is over, regular copies can still be ordered through the provided website. The content focuses entirely on the book and its subject matter, which are French military rifles spanning a significant historical period.
This video announces the winners of a book cover contest. It thanks participants and voters, specifically mentioning Justin, Erik, and CheeYee. The description also provides a link to a website (FrenchRifleBook.com) for updates on the book's progress and to be notified when presales begin. The content appears to be related to a book about French rifles.
