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| H&K G3 |
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| Heckler und Koch G3 |
| This rifle starts it's geneology in Stgw.45, designed in Germany at the end of WW2. This design with roller-delayed blowback automatics was further improved in Spain by the CETME company and then became a "visit card" of a combat rifle by H&K for many years. The G3 was adopted in 1957 as a replacement for FN FALs, and served in the Bundeswehr under the designation of G2. It is still in service with many armies, including Germany, Turkey, and other, for a total of more than 20 countries. Calibre: 7.62mm NATO (.308 win) Action: Roller-Delayed Blowback Overall Length: 1023mm Barrel Length: 450mm Weight: 4.5kg Effective Range: 800m Rate of Fire: 600-700 rounds per minute (cyclic) Feed: 20 round detachable box magazine Muzzle Velocity: 800m per second |