The VG1-5 was a last-ditch German rifle from the end of World War 2, designed for the Volksturm. It utilizes a gas-delayed blowback action with approximately six pounds of reciprocating mass. This mechanism uses gas pressure vented from the barrel to delay the opening of the action, ensuring reliable cycling. The rifle is chambered in 8x33 Kurz and compatible with Sturmgewehr magazines.
The VG1-5, also known as the Gustloff MP 507, was a late-WWII German rifle for the Volksturm. It employs a gas-delayed blowback action, using barrel vents to delay the bolt's opening until pressure drops. Chambered in 8x33 Kurz, it accepts standard StG 44 magazines. Reproductions are available from Gunlab.net.
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