3D Animation: The Gewehr 43 Semi-Automatic Rifle (WWII)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- The Gewehr 43 or Karabiner 43 was a semi-automatic rifle developed by German gun manufacturer Walther during World War II for the German armed forces. It was chambered in 7.92×57mm Mauser and was the response of the German military to the semi-automatic rifles of the USA (M1 Garand) and the Soviet Union (SVT-40).
The German invasion of the Soviet Union (Operation "Barbarossa") led to small numbers of the then new Russian semi-automatic rifle SVT-40 (designed by Fedor Tokarev) being captured and returned to Germany for examination.
The design of the Gewehr 43 was based on that of the earlier G41(W) by Walther, but incorporated an improved short-stroke piston gas system similar to that of the Soviet Tokarev SVT-40. It used a simple gas mechanism powered from a port cut into the barrel about 1/3 of the way back from the end, and replaced the conventional stripper reloads with a more modern 10-round box magazine.
It was accepted and entered into service as the Gewehr 43 in 1943, renamed Karabiner 43 in April 1944, with production amounting to 402,713 between 1943 and 1945.
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The best semi-auto rifle from WW2.
Your video is 1 of most clearest 3d modeling of gun mechanic
Thank you!
I would like to see how a Winchester high wall rifle works in 3D animation
Not quite as good as the m1 garand but still much better than the K98
A tiger to with the early turret/porsche turret
rifle was invented by a pilipino revolutionary officer's the first prototype was g39-40 and also design the Russian rifle the mosin-nagant without a safety features then adapted by the Russian army 1898 the rest was history
it was copy from russian svt 38
@@zenly_csgo not all written by historian was true to understand the history we mast back to time to understand what really happened to that history
I have a G43 Berlin Luebecker, and every day I'm happy for have it.☺Thanks for the video.
I also own a Berlin-Lübecker Maschinenfabrik G43, mine is a June 1944 manufacture. I feel honored to own it, I wish it could tell it's life story. I would be honored to hear it.
The animation here is very useful to allow a very complete understanding of the G43's operation. Very nice work.
The sound of these rifles very unique. I wish I had bought one 30 years ago. The appreciation of value has been shocking.
Pregunta que marca y modelo son las pistolas de bolsillo que salen al inicio del video, con los números 25,68,85.
Great video (as always). Your animation videos are the best!
I hope to own a Gewehr 43 one day, but until then, I guess your video will have to do.
Much appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you David!
Dreams my friend,dreams...
Stop saying its an animation. Its WOG.
Super 👌
What game ?
Great work
Thank you!
Imagine if somebody tweaked this to go full auto like an m14 or a rifle-stocked g3 lol.
But the 7.92mm's power maybe too violent for the reciever. Increase the length of the bolt dwelling space maybe? (Like in the mp40) Or have a more stiffer spring? XD
Small numbers captured?
The Germans captured so many SVT40's that even the Axis soldiers got it, not only the Germans
This style of shooting is reminiscent of the Gewehr 43 and FN FAL pistols.
Great animation... Only that I still don't understand how the clutch works
Please make a vdo on kel tec PMR 30
Nice extractor mechanism.
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