Supplies Books

My son loves airplanes and anything BIG and LOUD. I would definitely recommend this book...

This title has two previous AirsoftPRESS titles integrated into one, with updated information added to cover the latest technologies. It integrates contents from SMG Mechbox Assembly & Troubleshooting AND AEP Mechbox Assembly & Troubleshooting.

The section on AEP:
===================
Following the successful launch of the Glock 18 AEP, TM is going to roll out a series of AEPs based on the Glock mechbox. The Glock mechbox has an architecture almost totally different from the "regular" mechboxes. This guide aims at showing you how to assemble and troubleshoot this new mechbox.

Instead of solely focusing on gear shimming, we pay close attention to MANY small and frequently-ignored details (in addition to shimming) that are in fact critical to the smooth operation of your AEP mechbox. We also guide you through the steps required for achieving the best possible air sealing and compression effect.


The section on SMG:
===================
This session is developed specially for those who are interested in upgrading and troubleshooting the new TM SMG type mechboxes (such as the one in use by the MP7).

Following the successful launch of the MP7 SMG, TM is going to roll out a series of automatic SMGs based on the MP7 mechbox. The MP7 mechbox has an architecture almost totally different from the "regular" mechboxes. This guide aims at showing you how to assemble and troubleshoot this new mechbox. Instead of solely focusing on gear shimming, we pay close attention to MANY small and frequently-ignored details (in addition to shimming) that are in fact critical to the smooth operation of your SMG
mechbox. We also guide you through the steps required for achieving the
best possible air sealing and compression effect.


<< Table of contents >>

END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT
PREFACE
ABOUT THIS BOOK
UPGRADE CONSTRAINTS
BUYING PRE-UPGRADED AIRSOFT VS D.I.Y.
THE PROPER WAYS OF TAKING THINGS APART AND PUTTING THEM BACK TOGETHER
GETTING THE TOOLS YOU'RE GOING TO NEED
PROPER HANDLING OF THE MECHBOX SCREWS
OTHER TOOLS
SMG STEP 1: OPENING UP THE MECHBOX
WIRE REPLACEMENT
WIRE EXTENSION
CONNECTING WIRES
CYLINDER, PISTON, AIR NOZZLE, SPRING GUIDE AND SPRING
GEARS
BUSHINGS AND BEARINGS
SMG STEP 2: SHIMMING THE MECHBOX
ORDER OF SHIMMING
SHIMMING THE SECTOR GEAR
SHIMMING THE BEVEL GEAR
TESTING
SMG STEP 3: INSTALLING THE TAPPET PLATE AND THE CYLINDER SET
SMG STEP 4: INSTALLING THE GEARS
SMG STEP 5: COMPLETING INSTALLATION
SMG STEP 6: INITIAL TESTING
AEP STEP 1: OPENING UP THE MECHBOX
CYLINDER, PISTON, AIR NOZZLE, SPRING GUIDE AND SPRING
GEARS
BUSHINGS & BEARINGS
AEP STEP 2: SHIMMING
AEP STEP 3: INSTALLING THE TAPPET PLATE AND THE CYLINDER SET
AEP STEP 4: INSTALLING THE GEARS
AEP STEP 5: COMPLETING THE INSTALLATION PROCESS
THE SMG/AEP MOTOR
USING TIGHT BORE BARREL
PISTON HEAD MODIFICATION
USING BALL BEARINGS
Fuse removal

This book is great for new homeowners who've found themselves face to face with a drip system for the first time or even an old pro like me whose been fiddling around with drip systems for nearly 10 years. It's clearly written and chock full of helpful illustrations. BRING IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU VENTURE INTO THE DRIP SYSTEM DEPARTMENT AT YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE!

Lonf out of print, this work covering WW II military knives has been fetching high prices in the book trade for years. For a detailed review see the paper back edition.
Suffice it to say, if you seriously have an interest in this subject, this is a must.

It is good to see this classic work has been reprinted. No serious collector of WW II military cutlery can do without this thorough work in their reference collection concerning fighting knives used by the Allied Forces of WW II.
The popularity of this work is evidenced by the high prices asked by the book trade in the after market evidenced by the listings on this site under the hardback original edition. [...]
Ir gives short schrift to working blades which could be used for fighting. Most of it is about U.S. and British patterns and has little on French and orher nations' issues. It includes much textual description and documentation from official sources; in addition, many first hand accounts are quoted.
No need to go on and on about this, If you have any serious interest in the subject this is a must.

I AM SO SORRY THAT I CANNOT SHARE WAHW IS IN THIS BOOK BUT IF YOUR ARE A TRUE AMMARANTH YOU WILL UNDERSTAND. THIS BOOK IS ONE THAT WILL LAST YOU ALL OF YU LIFE. IT WILL TAKE YOU PLACES THAT YOU NEVER BEEN BEFORE.

Many top level jobs in a number of professions are cited.
For instance, careers in Management Information Systems,
the internet, construction managers, engineering managers and
social scientists are listed as top wage generators.

Thousands of jobs are in the installation, maintenance and
repair of air conditioners, consumer products, industrial
electronic components and boilers.

This work would be helpful in crafting a career in the
professions or trades. It is a good value for the modest cost.
The book will help you plan for the career or educational needs
for the teenager in your house.

I pastor a church in a rural area, so I felt that it was in my best interests to learn a little bit about the chosen profession of some of my parishioners.

I was surprised by how interesting this book was and how practical and wise the counsel is 160 years after it was first written. The author begins with a discussion of the different kinds of soils in North America (rocky, clay, alluvial, light, dark, etc). He talks about how spreading manure or lime or charcoal or crushed bones on the soil can go a long way toward its resuscitation and/or continued fertility.

In the section on irrigation, the author favors underdraining to get rid of excess water. he notes that creating ditches and resevoirrs are occasionally the best way to go, but he cautions against this in most instances because it will use up precious soil that could be used for planting and growing.

There is also a section on the different kinds of grass in the country. There is also a relevant section on how to grow sugar cane, cotton, oats, grain, corn, fruit, roots, and others products.

The author also discusses rotation crops and shade trees and how to build adequate farm buildings.

Some of the material in the book is dated, especially when the author talks about plows and harrows that are no longer used today. But most of what is here seems to be good, sane advice for the farmer. Recommended.

Mr Welhikoff has put together a very entertainig and informative book for the home restoration specialist, the re-enactor,collector and anyone who just likes intersting, unique things from our countries past. I highly reccomend it!

It's more than a collector's guide. It's more than a reference work. It's a comprehensive, thorough, meticulously researched historical chronicle of the evolution of law enforcement in America, as enabled by and resulting from the technological advances made in the equipment available to police officers.

Utilising the archives of the United States Patent Office, the custodian of inventive progress, author Matthew G. Forte has compiled and assembled an orderly, systematic record, divided into logical categories, of the development of the devices upon which police relied on a daily basis. The categories include billy clubs and night-sticks, handcuffs, mechanical nippers, chain nippers, rattles and lanterns. Beginning with illuminating and informative comments, explanations and observations, each chapter reproduces an abundance of, including the more and most important, actual patent design drawings, as well as reprints from period catalogues.

This fully indexed book also contains a fine section of representative photographs of many items from each category. Printed on thick gloss stock, the quality of the illustrations is superb, as is the literary quality of the written text.

"American Police Collectibles" is as immensely interesting as it is an essential resource tool. It stands as the definitive work of its kind, by one of the leading experts, if not the leading expert, in this fascinating field.