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In line with a tradition of continuous improvement, Firearms Guide gets a new 2021 edition, adding new firearm models to its already impressive list. At a glance, references of over 3,000 firearms, 200 manufacturers, and over 3,000 schematics have been included in the new edition of the repository.
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Firearms Guide Publishes 12th Edition – Adding Over 3,000 Gun Schematics – Image Credit: Impressum Media
Here below the full press release:
New 12th Edition of Firearms Guide is published.
Impressum Media Inc., Los Angeles, CA – May 09.2021 – Firearms Guide, the largest gun guide, gun values guide and gun schematics & manuals library just published its Online and Flash Drive 12th Edition.
“The New Firearms Guide Flash Drive 12th Edition is published as a cloud-based Online Edition and a as off-line Flash Drive Edition for Windows. It is the world’s largest searchable guns & ammo reference guide that presents over 80,000 antique and modern firearms, air guns and ammunition from 1,500 manufacturers from 62 countries. It covers all types of guns from the oldest black powder muskets to American classic guns to the newest 2021 guns. Users can search the guide by caliber, type of action or stock, by year of production, country of origin, or any other way and will get all the tech specs, prices, features and up to 12 high-resolution pictures per gun. That is the reason why Firearms Guide is used by many police forces around the world as a firearms identification tool” says Chris Mijic, publisher of Firearms Guide. “If you are a gunsmith you will love the fact that the new 12th Edition has over 18,500 printable high-resolution gun schematics, blueprints, manuals and antique catalogs that you can check on your computer or tablet and you can print them out when you work on a client’s gun.” All that material is available to gunsmiths online 24/7 or off-line with Flash Drive for Windows computers.
“Many Firearms Guide users love the fact that they can use the Flash Drive Edition offline, completely anonymously, without Google or any search engine or internet provider tracking and archiving their gun related searches that they can later sell to any client or deliver to the government” says Chris Mijic, publisher of Firearms Guide. The Flash Drive Edition keeps privacy private.
Published since 2009 for shooting industry professionals and gun enthusiasts, with its new 12th Edition published as Online Edition at www.FirearmsGuide.com and as Flash Drive Edition, Firearms Guide is:
1. A Reference Guide that presents over 80,000 antique and modern firearms, air guns and ammunition from 1,500 manufacturers from 62 countries.
2. A Gun Value Guide that presents antique and modern guns with gun values online based off of the 100% – 30% condition ratings
3. A Gun Schematics, Blueprints & Manuals Library with 18,500 printable hi-res gun schematics, blueprints, catalogs & manuals for all types of antique and modern guns & ammo.
Firearms Guide Flash Drive 12th Edition is available in a combo with the Online 12th Edition and with free updates at www.firearmsguide.com
About Impressum Media Inc.
Impressum Media Inc., founded in 2009 in Los Angeles, California is the publisher of the Firearms Guide series of digital firearms, air guns & ammunition reference & value guides for gun enthusiasts and industry professionals.
Firearms Guide Publishes 12th Edition – Adding Over 3,000 Gun Schematics – Image Credit: Impressum Media
Unlike previous years, when the latest release was available online and only the earlier one offline, the 12th edition is already fully available on the flash drive, which provides also a year of online access with free updates ($ 99.90). Online subscriptions can be availed for 1 month, 6 months, or 1 year at the prices, respectively, of $ 8.80, $ 29.95, and $ 49.94. All pricing options can be found here.
And you, TFB readers, have you ever used a service like Firerarms Guide? Would you give this a try? Do you value the offline option?
