G41(M) and G41(W) Wartime Photos-P

gergnotwen · Dec 21, 2013

Here's some hard to find photos of the G41 (W) taken during wartime. Please share your related pictures regarding this weapon series for reference!

gergnotwen · Dec 21, 2013

Wartime Photos of the G41(W)

Photos of the G41 (M) taken during wartime. Please share your related pictures regarding this weapon series for reference!

Now these GI's have the start of a great collection including a G41(W) and an MP43/1. What do you figure this grouping is worth today?

Hambone · Dec 21, 2013

That's very good stuff Gerg, tks. Pic stickied. Probably should stick these as well here.

Rommel · Dec 23, 2013

Few more pics ...

dot · Dec 25, 2013

From an old book.
A lot of rifles properly stacked, at least one G.41 visible. Note also the MP.44 at left !

jhv 41 · Apr 14, 2014

Italian troops with G41's.....

armenjs · Apr 14, 2014

dot said:
From an old book.
A lot of rifles properly stacked, at least one G.41 visible. Note also the MP.44 at left !
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Wow nice pics gents--Did allies practiced stacking rifles like Germans!

pitfighter · Apr 14, 2014

Great pics -

Not easy to find pics of the G41(m)'s in action.

Pic of the two camoflaged soldiers brings back memories of being told off, when failing to apply the neck and hands with camo paint - anyone else have those pleasant memories?

jhv 41 · May 10, 2014

Found another one

jhv 41 · Feb 15, 2015

Here's one more.....

nahpatronen · Feb 16, 2015

and two more:

GunKraut · Feb 16, 2015

Another 7 pictures. Why would some soldiers carry the G41 horizontally?

Tiger 2 Tank · Feb 18, 2015

With all that equipment, probably just felt right at the time.

mauser99 · Feb 18, 2015

g41w's

these are 2 pic's I had saved.. They were included with a g41 that was being sold on GB. The story was these to guys were part of the 101st Ab that had been cut off for days and eluded capture. Reunited later and looking rather scruffy. They found themselves a g41w somewhere ????

iron bender · Feb 18, 2015

82nd airborne troopers captured on D-Day, escaped during night march and this is their first encounter with GI's in 37 days. Both men are B Co. 505th

armenjs · Feb 18, 2015

GunKraut said:
Another 7 pictures. Why would some soldiers carry the G41 horizontally?

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Love the fourth pic

here some more

very hard to find but look at the barrel on very left

armenjs · Feb 18, 2015

This proves Germans took care of the captured Russian weapons-- very willingly. maybe more so than the original owners hahaa

jhv 41 · Dec 30, 2015

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PMKS · Dec 31, 2015

mauser202 · Jan 1, 2016

Now these GI's have the start of a great collection including a G41(W) and an MP43/1. What do you figure this grouping is worth today?[/QUOTE]

$36k or so would be my guess.

G41(M) and G41(W) Wartime Photos-P

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