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	Gewehr 41(W) and Gewehr 43
		In 1944, a shorter version of the Gewehr 43 was produced, and it was known as the Karabiner 43 even though it was only 50mm shorter.
		This made the Gewehr 43 a very lethal sniper weapons, and all versions were equipped with telescopic sights as a standard accessory.
		The Gewehr 43 was excellent in its sniper role and stayed in service for the Czech army for several years after the war.
	www.geocities.com /pentagon/2833/heer/infantry/gewehr4143/gewehr4143.html (460 words)

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		The Gewehr 41 is a German gas-operated, self-cocking semi-automatic rifle manufactured by both Mauser and Walther and developed in 1941.
		The Gewehr 43 was a German semi-automatic rifle based upon the Walther made Gewehr 41.
		The Gewehr 98 takes a 7.92 mm X 57 round from a 5-round box magazine and fires with a muzzle velocity of 754 meters-per-second and it is sighted to 2000 meters, though the effective range is 600 meters.
	www.probertencyclopaedia.com /cgi-bin/res.pl?keyword=Gewehr&offset=0 (557 words)

	German Infantry Weapons
		The Gewehr 41 was the first German attempt at producing a semi-automatic rifle.
		However the G 41 was not adapted for fitting with the Schiessbecher rifle grenade-firing device.
		Following The failings of the Gewehr 41, an improved weapon was developed, the Gewehr 43.
	www.theeasternfront.co.uk /Infantry/german/germaninfantryweapons.htm (2771 words)

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		Sie wurde als grundlegend verbesserte Version des wenig erfolgreichen Gewehr 41 entwickelt, das wiederum den Karabiner 98k als Standard-Infanteriewaffe ablösen sollte, da die Wehrmacht sich an der Ostfront mit den Selbstladegewehren Tokarew SVT-40 und Simonow AWS 1936 konfrontiert und unterlegen sah.
		1944 erfolgte eine Namensänderung von "Gewehr 43" zu "Karabiner 43", Änderungen bei der Waffe brachte diese Maßnahme aber nicht mit sich.
		Die Scharfschützenversionen trugen anfangs noch das ZF 41, bevor sie das ZF 43 und das verbesserte ZF 43/1 erhielten.
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		The Gewehr 43 or Karabiner 43 (G43, K43, Gew 43, Kar 43) is a 7.92 x 57 mm Mauser caliber semi-automatic rifle developed by Nazi Germany during World War II.
		The Gewehr 43/Karabiner 43 joined the ranks of the Tokarev and Garand as general issue semi-automatic rifles during the war.
		Gewehr 41(M) and G41(W) By 1940, it became apparent that some form of a semi-automatic rifle, with a higher rate of fire than existing bolt-action rifle models, was necessary to improve the infantry's combat efficiency.
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	Gewehr 43
		In the field, primarily in the Eastern Front, the G 41 was less than a success.
		Then the Germans adapted the Tokarev's gas-operated system and adapted it for the Gewehr 43, or G 43, the replacement for the wanting G 41.
		The weapon, unlike the G 41, was popular with the German troops.
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	Science Fair Projects - Gewehr 43
		This proved to be something of a shock to the Germans, who soon started capturing as many as they could for their own use.
		The weapon could use the Schiessbecher device for firing rifle grenades (standard on the Kar 98k as well) and could use a Schalldämpfer silencer; however the G 43 could not use a bayonet.
		The Gewehr 43 performed well in sniper role and stayed in service for the Czech army for several years after the war.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Gewehr_41 (873 words)

	Gewehr 43
		In the field, primarily in the Eastern Front, the G 41 was less than a success.
		Then the Germans adapted the Tokarev's gas-operated system and adapted it for the Gewehr 43, or G 43, the replacement for the wanting G 41.
		The weapon, unlike the G 41, was popular with the German troops.
	efour4ever.com /gewehr43.htm (226 words)

	Technology & Weapons: Gewehr 41
		In 1940 the Germany Army, currently equipped with bolt-action weapons so far as rifles and carbines were concerned, issued a requirement for a semi-automatic (or self-loading) rifle to succeeded the various Mauser weapons of the Gewehr 98 series.
		Mauser's Gewehr 41(M) rapidly revealed itself to be inadequate for service, while Walther's Gewehr 41(W) (see specifications) received the order.
		Production was terminated after the advent of the Gewehr 43, but the type remained in service to the end of World War II, being used mainly on the Eastern Front.
	www.germanwarmachine.com /weapons/smallarms/gewehr41.htm (219 words)

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		The Gewehr 41 rifle, commonly known as the G41, was a semi-automatic rifle used by Nazi Germany during World War II
		By 1940, it became apparent that some form of a semi-automatic rifle, with a higher rate of fire than existing bolt-action rifle models, was necessary to improve the infantry's combat efficiency.
		The rifle was redesigned in 1943 into the Gewehr 43 utilizing a gas system somewhat similar to that on the SVT-40 and a detachable magazine.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Gewehr_41 (527 words)

	World War II Guns - Gewehr 33/40/41/43
		Gewehr 33/40 was a mountain troops rifle that had been shortened for mountain operations.
		It also had steel butt plate to enable the rifle to be used as climbing aid.
		Gewehr 41 was a rather short-lived German semiautomatic rifle production that was soon replaced by model Gewehr 43 that had better semiautomatic system, which was copied from Soviet SVT designs that had been captured early on in the Operation Barbarossa (invasion of Soviet Union).
	www.wwiiguns.com /gewehr33404143/gewehr33404143.html (95 words)

	Modern Firearms - Gewehr 43 / Gew.43 / Kar.43 semi-automatic rifle
		Gewehr 41(W) / G41(W) - the direct predecessor for the G43 / K43.
		Both rifles were somewhat similar in that they were gas-operated self-loaders, both utilizing the Bang-type annual gas pistons, located at the muzzle of the gun, within the relatively large muzzle cap.
		The Bang-type muzzle gas system was among the key sources of the problems, so, by the late 1943 Walther engineers mated the G41(W) action with the much more effective and reliable gas system of the Russian Tokarev SVT-40 rifle.
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	BELLUM - Gewehr 41(W)
		The first was the Mauser Gewehr 41(M) which incorporated a bolt similar to that of a manual operated rifle.
		It never became a succes and the project were abandoned with only 6673 were produced before production was halted, and of these, 1673 were returned as unusable.
		Despite this and the fact that the rifle were slow to load, ill balanced and heavy, the Gewehr 41(W) were manufactured in some quantity and issued on the Russian front.
	www.bellum.nu /armoury/Gewehr41W.html (296 words)

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		The designation Gewehr 41 was given to two different weapons (although they look rather identical, they a lot different and are not based on each other).
		The story on the Gewehr 41 (W) abbreviated G 41 (W) produced by Walther isn't much different; although it had a much simpler and reliable system that also eased production, this second G 41 still was both front-heavy and very sensitive to dirt because of the gas-nozzle located at the muzzle.
		The Gew 41 (M) and the G 41 (W) could be fixed with bayonets, early models often were fitted with the small 1.5x scopes, late Gew 41 (W) mounted the 4x scopes.
	www.tylersmilitarysite.com /gew41.htm (264 words)

	Gewehr 41
		Das Gewehr 41 (G 41) war Deutschlands erster Versuch, für die Wehrmacht ein halbautomatisches Gewehr zu entwickeln und über das Prototypenstadium hinauskommen zu lassen.
		Das G 41 (M) wurde nur von den Mauserwerken in Oberndorf hergestellt, das Walther-Gewehr zunächst von Walther in Zella-Mehlis (Code:"ac"), später von der Berlin-Lübecker Waffenfabrik in Lübeck (Code:"duv").
		Das Gewicht lag bei etwa 4,6 Kilogramm und die Mündungsgeschwindigkeit lag bei 745 m/s beim Gewehr 41 (W) und 776 m/s beim Gewehr 41 (M) aufgrund des längeren Laufes.
	www.weblexikon.de /Gewehr_41.html (467 words)

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		The Gewehr 98 proved to be the most powerful yet safest bolt-action rifle of its time, and was used for civilian purposes such as sport.
		The Gewehr 98 was also manufactured from the finest materials with precision gunmaking techniques, setting it apart from other weapons of its kind.
		The PzB 41 was more like a cannon than a rifle, and fired 20mm rounds, probably to take on heavier tanks as they appeared later in the war.
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	The Probert Encyclopaediat
		The Gewehr 41 is a German gas-operated, self-cocking semi-automatic rifle manufactured by Walther and developed in 1941.
		The Gewehr 43 was a German semi-automatic rifle based upon the Gewehr 41.
		The Gewehr 98 k is a German carbine based upon the Gewehr 98, but six inches shorter.
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	Gewehr 41@Everything2.com
		The Gewehr 41 (G41) was the first attempt by the German Wehrmacht to produce a semi-automatic rifle.
		Previous rifles used were the Karabiner 98 and the Gewehr 98 - Both bolt action rifles, and it was the general concensus that a self-loading rifle was needed to increase the rate of fire and efficiency of the German rifleman.
		But the G41(W) did not outperform its competitior by much, it had a bad battlefield reputation for being front-heavy and very sensitive to dirt because of the gas-nozzle located at the muzzle.
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	The Russian Front - A Return To Castle Wolfenstein Modification
		Their first attempt, the Gewehr 41, was less than successful, and was issued only in limited numbers.
		When the Germans captured numbers of the Russian SVT 40, they found the mechanism it employed far simpler than the version used in the Gewehr 41, and copied it for their own use.
		It was an irony that the Red Army gave the German Army some of their best weapons of the war.
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	wikien.info: Main_Page : G/GE/GEW (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gewehr is a German word for a rifle (German: Büchse) or shotgun (German: Flinte).
		The German word occurs in the context of early twentieth century military history, in the names of rifles such as the Gewehr 98, Gewehr 98k, and the Gewehr 43.
		The Gewehr 88 was a German rifle adopted in 1888.
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	Australian Information from Wikipedia
		The new Mauser Model 1871 rifle was adopted as the Gewehr 71, or Infanterie-Gewehr 71 (I.G.Mod.71 was printed on the rifles themselves).
		In 1886 the French Army introduced the Lebel Model 1886 using smokeless powder, allowing smaller diameter rounds to be propelled at higher velocities, with accuracy out to 1,000 yards; most other military rifles became obsolete.
		In 1940 Mauser was invited to take place in a competition to re-equip the German army with a semi-automatic rifle, the Gewehr 41.
	www.thinkingaustralia.com /thinking_australia/wikipedia/default.php?title=Mauser (3155 words)

	Lone Sentry: TM-E 30-451 Handbook on German Military Forces: Rifles and Automatic Rifles: Small Arms: Weapons
		Each weapon has a safety catch at the rear of the bolt similar to the safety on the U.S. rifle M1903 and a blade front sight and V rear sight graduated from 100 to 2,000 meters (109 to 2,190 yards).
		Both models are gas-operated; the gases are compressed in a gas choke at the muzzle, forcing to the rear a floating piston mounted concentrically around the barrel.
		This weapon, originally known as the Gewehr 43, is a semi-automatic rifle and was developed from the Gewehr 41.
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	Gewehr - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gewehr is a German word for a rifle or shotgun.
		The German word occurs in the context of early twentieth century military history, in the names of rifles such as the Gewehr 98 and the Gewehr 98 k.
		This page was last modified 17:18, 4 Oct 2004.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Gewehr (56 words)

	Gewehr 41 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Gewehr 41 (G 41) was a German World War II semi-automatic rifle design.
		However by this time the Sturmgewehr 44 (then known as the MP43) was available and was a far more powerful weapon, so the G 43's remains little known.
		The Gewehr 43 was excellent in its sniper role and stayed in service for the Czech army for several years after the war.
	www.usapedia.com /g/gewehr-41.html (894 words)

	German G41, G43, and K43 Rifles
		Early in the war, the development of the Gewehr 41 began with a design contest between several companies including Walther and Mauser.
		The Gewehr 43, (later renamed the Karabiner 43).
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	Gewehr 43
		Las empresas Walther y Mauser respondieron inmediatamente, desempolvando los proyectos elaborados a mediados de los años treinta, mientras que Krieghoff (probablemente ocupada trabajando y desarrollando su versión del FG 42 para los paracaidistas en competencia con Rheinmetall, que al final resultó vencedora) renunció a participar en la competición.
		Del Gewehr 43 se realizaron casi 500.000 unidades en las siguientes fábricas: Carl Walther (código "ac" y "qve"), Bwerlin-Lubecker Maschinanfabrik (código "duv") y Gustloff Werke de Weimar (código "bcd").
		Veamos ahora brevemente cómo funciona la parte mecánica del Gewehr 43: como ya hemos dicho, el arma funciona por recuperación de gas, absorbido a 32 cm de distancia del vuelo y recogido en un cilindro que pasa por dentro del asta, encima del cañón.
	www.angelfire.com /droid/gnguer/gewehr_43.htm (756 words)

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		The Gewehr 98 proved to be the most powerful yet safest bolt-action rifle of its time, and was used for civilian purposes such as sport.
		The Gewehr 98 was also manufactured from the finest materials with precision gunmaking techniques, setting it apart from other weapons of its kind.
		It continued to be the standard sniper weapon even after semi-automatic weapons were introduced, such as the Gewehr 43, due to the snipers' need for the best precision possible, which is not possible with semi-automatic weapons.
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		In 1944, a shorter version of the Gewehr 43 was produced, and it was known as the Karabiner 43 even though it was only 50mm shorter
		This made the Gewehr 43 a very lethal sniper weapons, and all versions were equipped with telescopic sights as a standard accessory.
		The Gewehr 43 was excellent in its sniper role and stayed in service for the Czech army for several years after the war.
	members.tripod.com /black_knight_brigade/axis.htm (662 words)

	ARTEHISTORIA - Grandes Batallas - Ficha Gewehr 43
		Las empresas Walther y Mauser respondieron inmediatamente, desempolvando los proyectos elaborados a mediados de los años treinta, mientras que Krieghoff (probablemente ocupada trabajando y desarrollando su versión del FG 42 para los paracaidistas en competencia con Rheinmetall, que al final resultó vencedora) renunció a participar en la competición.
		Del Gewehr 43 se realizaron casi 500.000 unidades en las siguientes fábricas: Carl Walther (código "ac" y "qve"), Bwerlin-Lubecker Maschinanfabrik (código "duv") y Gustloff Werke de Weimar (código "bcd").
		El Gewehr 43 era un fusil más fácil de realizar que sus predecesores, tanto que 1944 se entregaron 324.000 ejemplares.
	www.artehistoria.com /batallas/fichas/562.htm (764 words)

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