Northyuma
Junior Member
Hi everyone, just getting back from the show of shows. Had a fantastic time. Got together with lots of good people. Sold some, bought some. Saw some incredible items.
Thought I’d post my Walther G 41 sn 9609 f all matching including nose cone, as I’m considering selling it in the next three weeks. Not sure yet, but I’ll decide soon. Very interesting history on this rifle. Walther throwing out the government requirements and Mauser adhering to them, cost Mauser the contract. While both rare, Mauser is the rarer of the two with fewer made. I’ll post pictures of the Mauser next week. Very clumsy bang gas system in the muzzle, functioning poorly in combat conditions, gave this rifle a short life and mostly on the eastern front. So, the Wehrmacht moved on to the redesigned G 43.
Thought I’d post my Walther G 41 sn 9609 f all matching including nose cone, as I’m considering selling it in the next three weeks. Not sure yet, but I’ll decide soon. Very interesting history on this rifle. Walther throwing out the government requirements and Mauser adhering to them, cost Mauser the contract. While both rare, Mauser is the rarer of the two with fewer made. I’ll post pictures of the Mauser next week. Very clumsy bang gas system in the muzzle, functioning poorly in combat conditions, gave this rifle a short life and mostly on the eastern front. So, the Wehrmacht moved on to the redesigned G 43.
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