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*~~Late~~ of war, some of the ~~prototype of~~ G43 ~~re-tooled and modified~~ the ~~chamber with~~ 7.92x33mm Kurz ~~magazine~~. This meant to ~~decrease~~ recoil ~~than~~ the predecessor, larger ~~ammo~~ capacity and improved short-to-medium range ~~while sacrificing its firepower~~ and effective range. The prototype was found in Leningrad, alongside ~~with prototype~~ of ~~StG44,~~ MKB.42(h). ~~The modified~~ G43 is the only German ~~Battle Rifle that able to fire both Semi~~ and ~~Full~~-~~Automatically~~. ~~The modified G43 called G43~~ Dauerfeuereinrichtung or Automatic-Fire Equipment(G43 DFE in short).<ref>[http://weaponsman.com/?p=29841 The Webpage of Rare Automatic Gewehr 43]</ref>

*During the later stages of the war, some prototypes of the G43 were designed to chamber the 7.92x33mm Kurz cartridge. This modification was meant to reduce recoil when compared to the predecessor while providing larger ammunition capacity and improved short-to-medium range capabilities at the cost of stopping power and effective range. The prototype was found in Leningrad, alongside prototypes of the StG4 and MKB.42(h). These versions of the G43 were the only German battle rifles of the time capable of switching between semi and full-automatic fire. They were given the name Dauerfeuereinrichtung or Automatic-Fire Equipment(G43 DFE for short). <ref>[http://weaponsman.com/?p=29841 The Webpage of Rare Automatic Gewehr 43]</ref>

*G43's uniform appears to be based on the infantryman's M36 uniform, which was produced and issued throughout the duration of WWII despite newer uniforms also eventually being issued later on during that time.

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-*Late of war, some of the prototype of G43 re-tooled and modified the chamber with 7.92x33mm Kurz magazine. This meant to decrease recoil than the predecessor, larger ammo capacity and improved short-to-medium range while sacrificing its firepower and effective range. The prototype was found in Leningrad, alongside with prototype of StG44, MKB.42(h). The modified G43 is the only German Battle Rifle that able to fire both Semi and Full-Automatically. The modified G43 called G43 Dauerfeuereinrichtung or Automatic-Fire Equipment(G43 DFE in short).<ref>[http://weaponsman.com/?p=29841 The Webpage of Rare Automatic Gewehr 43]</ref>
+*During the later stages of the war, some prototypes of the G43 were designed to chamber the 7.92x33mm Kurz cartridge. This modification was meant to reduce recoil when compared to the predecessor while providing larger ammunition capacity and improved short-to-medium range capabilities at the cost of stopping power and effective range.  The prototype was found in Leningrad, alongside prototypes of the StG4 and MKB.42(h). These versions of the G43 were the only German battle rifles of the time capable of switching between semi and full-automatic fire.  They were given the name Dauerfeuereinrichtung or Automatic-Fire Equipment(G43 DFE for short).  <ref>[http://weaponsman.com/?p=29841 The Webpage of Rare Automatic Gewehr 43]</ref>
+*G43's uniform appears to be based on the infantryman's M36 uniform, which was produced and issued throughout the duration of WWII despite newer uniforms also eventually being issued later on during that time.
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