Walther's Battle Rifles: G41, G43, & K43 History

In this video, we talk about the development of the self-loading (semi-auto) battle rifle at Carl Walther during World War II. These rifles were full power, chambered for the then standard issue 7.92x57mm round used in the Mauser Kar.98k. We begin with the prototype G.41(w), which became simply the G41 after it was officially adopted. Also, we briefly touch upon the G.41(m) from Mauser, which was Walther's primary competition in 1942. Then we move onto the greatly product improved G43 and K43, which were used heavily during the last year of the war. Interested in becoming a Patreon contributor? Check out our Patreon page at:   / mishaco   Visit http://ozarkbeararms.blogspot.com to read more articles. This video is produced and published to YouTube for historical and educational purposes and to document and make record of the content herein publicly available for said purposes. The Mishaco channel is run by experienced and trained industry professionals and all activity portrayed and content herein is presented with all considerations to safety and in accordance with local, state, and the Federal law of the United States.