VG 1-5 (Volksgewehr)

     
Název:
Name:
VG 1-5 VG 1-5
Originální název:
Original Name:
VG 1-5
Kategorie:
Category:
útočná puška assault rifle
Výrobce:
Producer:
různé firmy na území německé říše
Technické údaje:
Technical Data:
 
Hmotnost nenabité zbraně:
Weight Unloaded:
4,62 kg 10.19 lb
Ráže:
Calibre:
7,92 mm
Náboj:
Cartridge:
7,92 x 33 kurz
Délka:
Length:
885 mm 2ft 10,84in
Délka hlavně:
Barrel Length:
378 mm 1ft 2,88in
Kapacita zásobníku:
Magazine Capacity:
30
Výkony:
Performance:
 
Rychlost střelby:
Rate of Fire:
- ran/min - rpm
Úsťová rychlost:
Muzzle Velocity:
685 m/s 2247.4 ft/s
Uživatelské státy:
User States:
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Note:
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German name : 7,92 mm VG 1-5
Calibre : 7,92 mm
Cartridge : 7,92x33
Magazine : 30 rounds in a box magazine
Weight : 4.62 kg
Velocity : 770 m/s
Range : -
Rate of fire : 30 rounds/min.
Manufacturer : Most German and Austrian armouries at the end of the war
The weapon was intended to replace the Mauserovka 98k in the newly built units of the "People's Grenadiers", the weapon was intended to fire only single shots (there were also prototypes allowing batch firing) and used the magazine from the StG 44.
The weapon was produced at the end of 1944 and then until the end of the war. Smaller numbers (in the thousands) reached the troops and were used, a few were captured by the Allies. One piece is on display in the Bastogne museum.
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two photos, one is from the museum in Koblenz, the second of Bastogne.
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The rifle has neuzamčený conclusion and works on the principle of its braked opening. After the shot is part of the dust of the gases at the mouth of the mainly taken into the space between the main and the sheet metal casing, the conclusion, which is the main tesně strung and tightly coupled with the conclusion.



VHU Prague, 8.5.2010, custom photo.
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I had a small query.
What does the VG 1-5?
VG I understand it but 1 to 5? It would be closer to write what it sou for the guns?
Thank..
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the G41M is not 1 to 5 but the designation VG 1-5 is simply the designation of this particular weapon (why it is so atypical I have not been able to find out), but the weapon is simply so designated in all sources available to me. I'm sure there were a number of developmental versions but there is not much information on the weapon so it is hard to determine if there were versions with other markings.
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The rifle is properly appointed by the Volkssturmgewehr, therefore the rifle for the Volkssturm, not volksgevehr, therefore, the people's rifle.
The question of the designation of 1-5, it is probably pretty insecure, failed to me to find that somewhere in time was so gun marked (which does not mean that it was not). The earliest mention is in the article in "Guns and Ammo" from the year 1972, where it writes one of the owners, there is explained where the designations come from, purely theoretically, it can be even a mistake, because 1 to 5 (i.e. 1 - 5) was the designation of the classic rifles with odsuvným conclusion. Clear is not even the order, according to some data, the company Gustloff weapons produced not on the order of the army (Heer) but the order župního of the head (a political boss), which is possible, because the units Volkssturmu were built at the level of provinces (gau), so here is the question of "how it was", it is also possible that the army never the gun had not been implemented and therefore, the label did not..
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