This video delves into the German Gewehr 41(W) "G41(W)" semi-automatic service rifle, focusing on its early troop trial variant. The description highlights key differences between the trial version and the later production model, most notably the presence of a push-button bolt release on the stock. The G41(W) competed against Mauser's design in 1941, with Walther's design ultimately being selected despite not strictly meeting all initial criteria. The video also mentions modifications like a lengthened bolt guide rail and the addition of optics mounting rails, though these were not widely utilized.
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