Peter R. Senich Books

The German sniper 1914-1945.
Deal The First Deadly Blow
The pictorial history of U.S. sniping
The German sniper, 1914-1945
The German Assault Rifle 1935 1945
The German Assault Rifle 1935 1945

By Peter R. Senich

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This comprehensive volume details the circumstances surrounding the development and fielding of the machine carbine, machine pistol and assault rifles employed by Hitler's Wehrmacht. It also includ...

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U.S. Marine Corps scout-sniper
The one-round war
The one-round war

By Peter R. Senich

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Techniques of Safe and Vault Manipulation
Techniques of Safe and Vault Manipulation

By Peter R. Senich, Howard Kyle

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Manipulation is the process of opening a combination lock using only eyes, ears and hands. Movies and TV have created many false ideas about safe manipulation. Manipulation is strictly a mechanical...

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Lockout Techniques of Forced Entry
Complete Book of U.S. Sniping

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