Gyrojet Rocket Guns
thespyboys11
Lindenwold,NJPosts: 1,894MI6 Agent
Have just discovered a website offering what is the most comprehensive information on the Gyrojet weapons used by Tiger Tanaka’s Ninja forces on their attack of Blofeld’s Volcano stronghold.
The author, Mel Carpenter, has devoted nearly 10 years compiling every aspect on these unique firearms.
The 8.5 X 11 inch spiral-bound book has 422 pages, 286 with color. There are 466 color & 279 Black and white photos and it covers every known Gyrojet ever made!!!
Chapter 23 will be of special interest to us as it covers the guns used in YOLT.
If you go to his website: http://www.gyrojet.net/
You’ll see he even offers some items for sale from his private collection.
You can even view a sample chapter as well as download a pdf of a supplemental chapter.
Ordering info is on the website and please, tell him “Ed sent me”
Ed
TheSpyBoys.com
The author, Mel Carpenter, has devoted nearly 10 years compiling every aspect on these unique firearms.
The 8.5 X 11 inch spiral-bound book has 422 pages, 286 with color. There are 466 color & 279 Black and white photos and it covers every known Gyrojet ever made!!!
Chapter 23 will be of special interest to us as it covers the guns used in YOLT.
If you go to his website: http://www.gyrojet.net/
You’ll see he even offers some items for sale from his private collection.
You can even view a sample chapter as well as download a pdf of a supplemental chapter.
Ordering info is on the website and please, tell him “Ed sent me”
Ed
TheSpyBoys.com
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Ed
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Glad you liked the Gyrojet web site ED.
Guess others will as well.
I contacted the author and had some very nice emails back & forth. I thught this info is too good not to share with you guys.
Ed
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Here it is!
You can see that it has the forward fins (canards).
Must be a very rare item to find, lucky you juggle5.
he will add items as he finds them. Some have the cunards and some don't,
They just cut off the rear end of the fins to make the cunard, so they would
shoot straight from a straw, which was the standard launch technique.
NOT THAT RARE?!
At $200 - $250 for a miniature plastic (nylon) dart they better be as rare as hen's teeth.