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This book is very well footnoted and will probably be considered the final word on Benj.
Author Hull has been researching this topic for over 10 years and...his research is first rate and his documentation rock solid.
He has certainly accomplished it again with Robert\'s Breechloading Firearms." Joe Poyer, author of The American Krag Rifle and Carbine and The .45-70 Springfield "Prominent and provably diligent researcher Edward Hull has once again written a good book...(on) Breechloading cartridge arms.
This book is well researched, well written and well illustrated, and can be appreciated by those who enjoy reading about the history and development of American weaponry...
The author is a recognized authority on the development of American Firearms during the mid-19th Century, having researched and written several important books and numerous articles." Roy Marcot, Arms Historian and author of Spencer Repeating Firearms and Remington: America\'s Oldest Gunmaker "This new monograph from Ed Hull is a masterful description....
Ed Hull is known for his painstaking and extensive research in obscure and hard to find sources to piece together the story of various small arms systems that have passed into history. "I highly recommend Roberts Breechloading Firearms as a significant work on a little-known weapons system of the Civil War and post-war years.
This book provides collectors and arms historians with extensive new information on the production and international use of the Roberts breechloader and its cartridges.
He also achieved success with his patented design for cartridges.
This is the story of his efforts, beginning in 1859, to develop the ultimate breechloader - efforts that would lead to his successful design in 1866.
Yet as an inventor he saw commercial success with his idea for converting muzzle-loading muskets into efficient breechloaders.
Army combat commander than as a Firearms inventor.
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Description In his day, Gen
