384:: There are 3 different date stamps from this year in the United States, all with differences. By far the most desirable, and also the rarest, are the 3/62. These models are identical to the G3 Automatic Rifle except for having a swing-down semi-auto "SE" grip assembly. It was able to be converted to a full-auto G3 by changing the trigger group and bolt, no need to change the location of the push pin or any of the other features. They were all marked G3. This is why it is the most desirable of all semi-automatic G3s, and they are also incredibly rare with less than 3 known to exist in the United States (known as Santa Fe "swing downs") still in semi-automatic form. Most were registered as full-auto hosts. Their value as full auto hosts is no more or less than any other G3, it is their value as a semi-automatic which is extremely high in comparison to other G3s, having sold on
421:: These models had the locking-pin tabs eliminated on the front end of the grip assembly, and the corresponding locking-pin hole ("push-pin" hole) and bushing at the base of the receiver had a U-shaped piece of metal inserted to prevent the attachment of a full-auto "SEF" trigger group. This makes the "flapper" magazine-release paddle between the trigger guard and magazine well inoperative, making the redundant release button on the right-hand side of the receiver the only way to eject the magazine. It also had the cocking-lever endcap altered to prohibit the mounting of most models of the HK G3 bayonet and had the snap rings on the barrel removed so that it couldn't fire rifle grenades. These were painted black with a semi-gloss finish and were date stamped "1/74".
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Heckler & Koch renamed the HK41 in 1974 are unclear. Part of their reasoning could have been that they wanted to change the perception of the rifle as being a semi-automatic sporting rifle instead of a paramilitary rifle. Furthermore, gun laws that were adopted in West Germany around that time prohibited the civilian ownership of paramilitary rifles. (As a side note, HK41s that were sold in West Germany came without flash suppressors because they were prohibited under the West German gun laws). As a result, Heckler & Koch modified the weapon with a plate welded inside the receiver to prevent the mounting of a full-auto "SEF" fire control group and re-designated the rifle as the
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415:: These models have strips of metal welded into the receiver and matching cuts made in the "SE" trigger group to only allow the insertion of an "SE" trigger group. These versions still had the a functional "flapper" magazine release and the push-pin hole. These rifles had a matte black finish with a matching black stock and forearm grip, and were date stamped "11/66". Very few of the 1966 models got into the U.S. However, between 1967 and 1974, none of these models were imported into the U.S, in part due to the Gun Control Act of 1968.
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Germany and Switzerland. According to H&K's numbering nomenclature, the "4" indicates that the weapon is a paramilitary rifle, and the "1" indicates that the caliber is 7.62 mm.
395:: Unlike the 1962 Semi-Auto G3s, these 1966 models had the "push-pin" hole in the correct place and thus could be quickly converted to an automatic by replacing the grip assembly with a full-auto "SEF" trigger group. These had a magnesium phosphate parkerized finish, matching hardwood furniture (stock and forearm grip) and were date stamped "6/66". Even though these versions have the push-pin hole in the receiver, they were grandfathered in as approved firearms after the passage of the
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Portuguese military's versions of the G3, the M/961 and M/963. Heckler & Koch's receiver tooling was sold to the American company Ohio
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501:. Late pattern HK41s and HK91s are virtually identical in appearance (except for the receiver markings and the retaining hole of the cocking tube end cap) and all their parts are interchangeable. The last few HK91s that were delivered to the U.S. in 1989 were blocked by customs after President
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1853:SIG MG 710-3
1835:Machine guns
1730:Intermediate
1404:Machine guns
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1085:KRISS Vector
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229: length
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168:West Germany
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49:Please help
44:verification
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1848:CETME Ameli
1686:PE-Stgw. 57
1681:Azb DMR MK1
1640:Select fire
1624:derivatives
981:M50 Reising
965:Walther CCP
928:Gas delayed
814:CETME rifle
809:CETME Ameli
799:Calico M960
724:Danuvia 43M
714:Benelli B76
413:(1966–1973)
1868:Categories
1474:Prototypes
1366:FABARM FP6
909:SIG MG 710
587:References
148:HK41 rifle
77:newspapers
1519:XM29 OICW
1465:XM25 CDTE
1445:AG-C/EGLM
1293:Civilian
1269:HK 33 SG1
1264:HK G3 SG1
1080:Jatimatic
919:StG 45(M)
251:Cartridge
192:1964–1976
107:July 2018
1780:SG 530-3
1575:4.6Ă—36mm
1570:4.6Ă—30mm
1533:Shotguns
1481:Handguns
1353:Shotguns
1038:CMMG MkG
1022:MGD PM-9
1001:SIG MKMO
955:Steyr GB
854:HK MSG90
774:AVB-7.62
639:Archived
607:Archived
555:See also
463:Variants
346:Variants
197:Variants
189:Produced
1696:HK PSG1
1540:HK CAWS
1241:M27 IAR
1135:Pistols
904:SIG 510
899:PTR 91F
849:HK PSG1
769:TKB-517
749:Garanin
744:FNAB-43
581:PTR 91F
91:scholar
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1701:HK SR9
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1663:SG 510
1497:Rifles
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1361:HK 512
1295:rifles
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884:HK SL6
864:HK UCP
859:HK SR9
839:HK MP5
834:HK G41
754:MAC-58
729:Dlugov
544:SAR-8.
508:HK SR9
490:HK91A5
484:HK91A4
478:HK91A3
472:HK91A2
419:(1974)
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355:HK41A2
285:Sights
263:Action
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218:Length
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1765:HK 32
1733:rifle
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1580:L98A2
1318:MR308
1313:MR223
1284:SL9SD
1279:MSG90
1236:HK433
1231:HK417
1226:HK416
1173:P2000
950:M-77B
894:MG 45
844:HK P9
829:HK G3
734:FAMAS
709:AA-52
519:PSG-1
298:is a
98:JSTOR
84:books
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1798:HK43
1770:HK33
1706:HK41
1560:P2A1
1509:HK36
1504:HK32
1455:M320
1450:AG36
1412:HK21
1308:HK43
1303:HK41
1274:PSG1
1211:HK33
1183:HK45
1163:MK23
1148:VP70
1059:T1E3
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874:HK33
869:HK21
458:HK91
294:The
210:Mass
154:Type
70:news
18:HK41
1820:MP5
1711:PTR
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1524:XM8
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1488:P46
1460:GMG
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