Widely respected for his careful research and incomparable knowledge of historic sniper weapons and gear, Peter Senich's many works are a must for any serious student of the subject. What else can this 468-page volume be called but "encyclopedic." No other book in the world so thoroughly explores German sniping in both World Wars, from the dawn of sniping in late 1914, through the terrible fighting on the Eastern Front in 1942-45. Even includes three interviews with German sniper veterans, plus the technical detail on scopes and rifles for which Senich is famous.
8-1/2x11, hardcover, 468 pages