Super Rare Walther VG 1 - 1945 mfg

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5/8/25 - This is a super rare Walther VG 1 rifle from 1945 in excellent, original condition. One of the final weapons designed and developed by the Germans as an effort late in World War II, the VG-1 was one of the "People's Weapons", last ditch small arms produced by an industrial complex surrounded on all sides while being destroyed by Allied strategic bombers. In essence, the VG-1 is a successor of the Mauser K98k, stripped to the bone with as many simplified or repurposed parts as possible in the name of getting a working rifle out the door ASAP. The heart of the rifle is a receiver assembly fabricated from milled bar steel, fitted with a cast and machined bolt, a machine gun barrel, fixed sights, is configured to accept a G/K 43 magazine and is currently accompanied with a "gcb" code "K43" marked magazine. The receiver is marked "VG1 45 ac 1273", with '65' on bolt handle. The stock is single piece construction with a flat steel buttplate. Excellent bore. NOTE: There was a repro sling on it in the photos that has since been removed.