The Mauser C98 was an experimental flapper-locking, short-recoil semi-automatic rifle developed by Paul Mauser. Despite its innovative design, a similar mechanism caused a severe accident for Mauser himself. This prototype, serial number 3, showcases unique features like a spring-loaded bolt handle button and a three-position safety. It's chambered in 6mm (6x57) and represents a rare glimpse into early military semi-automatic rifle development.
This guide details the field strip procedure for the WWII German G43/K43 semi-automatic rifle, as demonstrated by TFB TV. It covers the removal of the scope, bolt carrier group, and gas system components. The process highlights the rifle's flapper-lock operating system and wartime production characteristics. Proper safety precautions are emphasized throughout.
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