Awsome, id buy one if they were chambered in 7.62x39mm, similar to the kurz, powerful and readily avaliable. Having this bad boy in 22.LR is like having a semi with a lawn mower engine in it.
Meh. Looks like cast aluminum. Might as well have made it out of cast plastic. Probably looks OK from across the room, but for that I would whittle one out of wood and stick in a 10/22 or AK22
@hobofactory Yeah, that's true, but I think for most people the original configuration would be more attractive. If I wanted a 7.62x39 I would buy an AK, if I want an STG-44 I want it in 7.92. To each their own though, I'm sure a 7.62 STG would sell well.
There may be a market for the StG in 7.92, but I would think the 7.62 would probably be more popular with the way things are at present. 7.62x39 is by far easier to find, the Russian round sells for one-third the price, and it's ballistically superior too! It would allow the StG to use the same action and very closely replicate the feel of firing an original StG, all at a fraction of the cost.
@hobofactory But, then if you want non original you might as well get this one. Even less money. If I got a non original caliber, it would be .22. If I want a centerfire I want it to be as original as possible. I'm just angry we can't own even this .22 version in full auto.
@LifeisGood762 The problem with this one (the .22) is that you don't the same action, and it certainly feels and sounds nothing like the original. We'd have to agree an StG replica would be a less practical gun than say an AK. It weighs 3lb's more, shoots a weaker round that sells for 3x the price, no accessories exist, and would likely cost more than most AK types. I dunno that novelty/cool factor is enough to sell many examples of a gun that would likely cost $1000+
@ShadowNick5 It will take much-much more work to accomplish that than swapping out the barrel. Perhaps if there is enough interest in this rifle someone will come to market with a center fire version. I keep hoping that will happen.
I know it was definitely one of the cooler things I saw at the show. Some people might doubt that they will sell. But I bet they will sell plenty. Its solid unlike the gsg mp5 clones and its a design plenty of collectors and ww2 enthusiasts would like to play with.
What the hell are you talking about? You want it in original caliber? So tell me Mister "meh, .22 I want og. Caliber" where you gonna buy that ammunition?
@theTicklemehellmo The MSRP is $600 which means it will be well below $500. The Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22 is around there and they sell like hot cakes. I don't think everyone agrees with you.
@ImAwesomeSauce1 The reason why the M&P 15-22 is popular is because you can buy just the .22lr upper, in which you can attach to your regular 5.56 AR. This makes it much cheaper and easier to shoot.
But in this case, It is an 8- pound rifle that cannot be really used for anything else than plinking.
@ImAwesomeSauce1: Friend, 7.92×33mm Kurz are still manufactured and available by Prvi Partizan ammunition for about $13 a box of 20. Sadly Hornady recently discontinued but they are somewhat still available through places on the net, as well as others.
@kneverr Really? I never knew. What modern guns shoot the 7.92x33mm round? As what gun would you shoot it in? I defiantly wouldn't wanna shoot an original STG-44 considering I barely wanted to touch one at a gun show. LOL
@ImAwesomeSauce1 There are no modern production firearms that fire 7.92×33mm Kurz. What gun do I shoot it in?; The StG-44, very fortunate to have grown-up with one. Why would you not want to shoot or touch an original, do you mean in order to preserve such a rare firearm? I respect such a notion but with the proper care, feel that they should be fully experienced when ever possible. They are extremely enjoyable to shoot and with a little training, a relatively controllable MG.
@Nikolai553 Wait, what? The M1A is the civilian version of the M14, and it shoots the .308/ 7.62x51 round.
That type of round is still manufactured by hundreds of companies, and is still used in firearms such as the M40/M24 sniper rifle, Mk14 Designated Marksman Rifle, PSG-1 sniper rifle, and of course the M14.
They made a Stugm Gewehr.. in 22lr D: I am deeply dissapointed they changed the calibier, it was the first intermediate cartidge assault rifle.. not a plinking rifle..
wow that's pretty cool! STG 44 was not joke even if its .22LR. I am sure that be a great shooting rifle. Now ask CSG to start making the real ones again that be great :)
Well, there are some STG clones out there, PTR imported some...if you don't mind $4,000 or so. Oh you dod? Well get a real one, $20,000 ok?
Yea, $600, put it in perspective to the cost to produce them. Yes, they are niche, if you want a functional "assualt rifle" at that cost, get yourself some pos wasr.
@SeppLainer I'd pay up to $1,000 for a modern reproduction chambered in 7.62x39. I think that would be AWESOME! I have a Ruger 10/22 for plinking, cost less than $300! But someone would reproduce that rifle chambered in a REAL rifle cartridge they wouldn't be able to build them fast enough, but in .22lr - FAIL!!!
@SeppLainer From any reputable manufacturer, not just GSG, in fact, I've never even heard of them. I mean if ANY manufacturer would come out with a replica chambered in a real rifle round I would buy it.
As I said, PTR imported german made STG replicas. I think they were all 7,92, but hornady does make them for $15/box. The rifle is upwards of $4,000. Eat your heart out.
So you are lacking any rationale understanding of production costs and overhead to make a niche replica rifle with low sales? Things have a price for a reason.
@SeppLainer They can charge whatever they want for it, I'm saying that "I" wouldn't pay more than $1,500 for it! Why does everything in the firearms world have to be so effing personal. $1,500 is double the price of your standard AK-47, I think that would be fair. $4,000 will get you one pimp ass sniper rifle with a HIGH end Leupold or Night Force scope sitting on top!
No...they charge whatever leaves them a profit when it's over. If it costs $4,000, it is impossible that it costed $300 to make.
You cannot compare the production of an Ak to an STG, it just isn't compatible at all. Any joe blow can built an AK in his basement with a parts kit and a flat. It's really not hard, done it myself, and the materials needed are cheap.
Whereas with an STG, we are talking about something that was produced in small numbers 68 years ago.
@SeppLainer O.K., so they can produce an STG chambered in .22LR and sell it for a profit for $600 but they have to sell the one chambered in 7.92 for $4,000 to make a profit, a difference of $3,400?!?!? Nah, not buying it at all, yes, pun intended! - LOL
Ugh, yea. The .22 is not using "mil-spec" parts, and the tooling was proprietary, they do not use the real operating systems, and the receivers would never hold up to even intermediate rounds.
It is a functioning novelty in the most prolific "sporting" round, makes total sense, imho, and I think they will sell out of these quickly. They will be sold out at MSRP, and the price will come down.
P.S. I guess you bitch about Sig, H&K and Colt .22 replicas that cost almost as much?
@SeppLainer No, I don't bitch about Sig, H&K and Colt .22 replicas because I don't want any of those guns! - LOL In the end, all I can say is that if somebody, ANYBODY reputable would come out with a high quality Stg 44 replica chambered in 7.62x39 priced around $1,500 or less the demand would be so friggin high they wouldn't be able to make them fast enough! I'd buy two, one to shoot and the other to frame and hang on the wall!
Obnce again, production costs, distribution costs, demand, and quantity... Please, just stop already. You are not going to have a 7.62 STG for $1,500. Go get a CZ58.
Just keep ignoring what I've said and rattling off your shit, later.
@SeppLainer If LWRC or JP Rifles can offer an AR-15 for $1,500 someone could make an Stg 44 for that amount. I'm darn sure of it! - Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Are you kidding?: You can build quality ARs for 6 or 7 hundred, LWRC and BCM specialize in over engineering a simple and mass produced firearm that has been copied and cloned since the beginning...
Again, you are ignoring initial production costs, supply, demand, marketing, and distribution.
NO ONE can make an STG44 for $1,500 and sell them yet...maybe in 10 years you can have your wetdream... All the plans and tooling are 70 years old and in germany...
@SeppLainer Jawohl, das stimmt was Sie sagen aber ich bin mir ziemlich sicher dass der Sturmgewehr 44 kann fuer $1,500 hergestelt werden! Ich werde bei diese Firme nachfragen ob es moeglich waere sowas zu schaffen dann melde ich mich wieder, alles klar? Dann bis spaeter.
They are only $1,200 or so You are completely ignoring or underestimating what I am trying to get across to you. It is not simple, easy, nor cheap, to begin production of a unique and niche firearm that was created and lost 60 odd years ago, with little tooling, and information available on their manufacture.
An american company would need to buy the tooling and aquire new parts here in the states. A very costly investment that could mean $1,500 STGs in about 5 or 6 years
At the most...but it could happen. PTR showed interest in the design, maybe one day they could buy the tooling and get them going, but thier imported rifles had some issues, but PTR could work them out. They did an amazing job on the HK G3 /91 and offered at 1/3rd the price...so it is possible, but it would be a huge financial undertaking to get ahold of that material and historical tooling and plans. They could though, they moved most of their production in house...
That is one sweet looking rifle, should have known you'd go check out your channel's namesake. It looks really close to the original, of course I've only seen pictures on documentaries of WWII. Very excited about this one. Thanks for this preview!
PTR-91 was importing an actual semi-auto version of the STG-44 in 7.92mm a few years ago. They were very expensive. Heard they had reliability issues as well.
I really wish they would make re-productions in a modern intermediate catridge such as 7.62x39, or 5.56etc it would be so cool to have a modern version of the very first assault rifle ever!
@MrSNIPERRecon It would have made alot more sense if they would have just came out with one chambered in the original caliber and one in 7.62x39 first.
great value, rifle felt very solid in the hand and the box is great(why no shots of thats?). i was surprised to not see the .22lr mp40 there with it though
Awsome, id buy one if they were chambered in 7.62x39mm, similar to the kurz, powerful and readily avaliable. Having this bad boy in 22.LR is like having a semi with a lawn mower engine in it.
southernprideyankee 1 day ago
Meh. Looks like cast aluminum. Might as well have made it out of cast plastic. Probably looks OK from across the room, but for that I would whittle one out of wood and stick in a 10/22 or AK22
jimbrady1776 4 days ago
I agree with what most are saying here about having centerfire version in 7.62, but this is the only STG44 replica firearm that I know of.
AlexCP2394 1 week ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Anyone no if the stg is MA compliant? If not can you tell why. Thanks!
vlg831 2 weeks ago
Nice.. now if only I could get one in 7.92x33 if someone built one and marketed it properly ammo manufacturers would start making the ammo.
LifeisGood762 1 month ago
@LifeisGood762
These days, it would be more likely that they'd build it around 7.62x39 rather than the original cartridge.
hobofactory 3 weeks ago
@hobofactory Yeah, that's true, but I think for most people the original configuration would be more attractive. If I wanted a 7.62x39 I would buy an AK, if I want an STG-44 I want it in 7.92. To each their own though, I'm sure a 7.62 STG would sell well.
LifeisGood762 3 weeks ago
@LifeisGood762
There may be a market for the StG in 7.92, but I would think the 7.62 would probably be more popular with the way things are at present. 7.62x39 is by far easier to find, the Russian round sells for one-third the price, and it's ballistically superior too! It would allow the StG to use the same action and very closely replicate the feel of firing an original StG, all at a fraction of the cost.
hobofactory 3 weeks ago
@hobofactory But, then if you want non original you might as well get this one. Even less money. If I got a non original caliber, it would be .22. If I want a centerfire I want it to be as original as possible. I'm just angry we can't own even this .22 version in full auto.
LifeisGood762 3 weeks ago
@LifeisGood762 The problem with this one (the .22) is that you don't the same action, and it certainly feels and sounds nothing like the original. We'd have to agree an StG replica would be a less practical gun than say an AK. It weighs 3lb's more, shoots a weaker round that sells for 3x the price, no accessories exist, and would likely cost more than most AK types. I dunno that novelty/cool factor is enough to sell many examples of a gun that would likely cost $1000+
hobofactory 3 weeks ago
@LifeisGood762
the 7.62x39 round and 7.92 short rounds are very similar in dimensions.
Perseiden2 2 weeks ago
@Perseiden2 Yes, I know.
LifeisGood762 6 days ago
8 pounds? maybe it's made out of real steel? aluminum?
AssaultWeaponChannel 1 month ago
Ill buy it and then change the barrel so it can fire a bigger round like normal round, 7.92x33 Kurz or 5.56x54 Nato
ShadowNick5 1 month ago
@ShadowNick5 It will take much-much more work to accomplish that than swapping out the barrel. Perhaps if there is enough interest in this rifle someone will come to market with a center fire version. I keep hoping that will happen.
Sturmgewehre 1 month ago 5
@Sturmgewehre there is a company named HZA Kulmbach GmbH check out their website i promise you will like what you see ;)
dopefish93 4 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Well I'm not getting one, damn canadian government!
tippmann981234 1 month ago
I know it was definitely one of the cooler things I saw at the show. Some people might doubt that they will sell. But I bet they will sell plenty. Its solid unlike the gsg mp5 clones and its a design plenty of collectors and ww2 enthusiasts would like to play with.
bsdmon 1 month ago
Thumbs up for the cowboys in the background
WaltherP99100 1 month ago
What the hell are you talking about? You want it in original caliber? So tell me Mister "meh, .22 I want og. Caliber" where you gonna buy that ammunition?
ImAwesomeSauce1 1 month ago
@ImAwesomeSauce1 They should've at least chambered it in 5.56 or 7.62 NATO, I wouldn't want to spend $600 for an 8- pound plinking gun.
theTicklemehellmo 1 month ago
@theTicklemehellmo The MSRP is $600 which means it will be well below $500. The Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22 is around there and they sell like hot cakes. I don't think everyone agrees with you.
ImAwesomeSauce1 1 month ago
@ImAwesomeSauce1 The reason why the M&P 15-22 is popular is because you can buy just the .22lr upper, in which you can attach to your regular 5.56 AR. This makes it much cheaper and easier to shoot.
But in this case, It is an 8- pound rifle that cannot be really used for anything else than plinking.
theTicklemehellmo 1 month ago
@ImAwesomeSauce1: Friend, 7.92×33mm Kurz are still manufactured and available by Prvi Partizan ammunition for about $13 a box of 20. Sadly Hornady recently discontinued but they are somewhat still available through places on the net, as well as others.
kneverr 1 month ago 6
@kneverr Really? I never knew. What modern guns shoot the 7.92x33mm round? As what gun would you shoot it in? I defiantly wouldn't wanna shoot an original STG-44 considering I barely wanted to touch one at a gun show. LOL
ImAwesomeSauce1 1 month ago
@ImAwesomeSauce1 There are no modern production firearms that fire 7.92×33mm Kurz. What gun do I shoot it in?; The StG-44, very fortunate to have grown-up with one. Why would you not want to shoot or touch an original, do you mean in order to preserve such a rare firearm? I respect such a notion but with the proper care, feel that they should be fully experienced when ever possible. They are extremely enjoyable to shoot and with a little training, a relatively controllable MG.
kneverr 1 month ago 3
@kneverr Wow. That's crazy. I grew up with a M1A. :(
ImAwesomeSauce1 1 month ago
@kneverr a semiauto StG44 clone is being manufactured today. It uses 7.92x33mm. Google for "BD 44".
werre2 1 month ago
@werre2 except its not being imported into the US
AssaultWeaponChannel 1 month ago
@ImAwesomeSauce1 i would of loved to handle such a rare gun, and nothing fires that cal that i know of.
Nikolai553 1 month ago
@Nikolai553 I held one, it oozes nostalgia. :D lol
ImAwesomeSauce1 1 month ago
@Nikolai553 Wait, what? The M1A is the civilian version of the M14, and it shoots the .308/ 7.62x51 round.
That type of round is still manufactured by hundreds of companies, and is still used in firearms such as the M40/M24 sniper rifle, Mk14 Designated Marksman Rifle, PSG-1 sniper rifle, and of course the M14.
theTicklemehellmo 1 month ago
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excelerater 1 month ago
They made a Stugm Gewehr.. in 22lr D: I am deeply dissapointed they changed the calibier, it was the first intermediate cartidge assault rifle.. not a plinking rifle..
LieutenantIrsric 1 month ago
Tell GSG to make their AK 22 with the same quality as that rifle.
JERMBUGS 1 month ago
Sick!
MaseratiChris556 1 month ago
wow that's pretty cool! STG 44 was not joke even if its .22LR. I am sure that be a great shooting rifle. Now ask CSG to start making the real ones again that be great :)
bber45 1 month ago
I came.
000YellowFang000 1 month ago
Perfect for the rich video game kids.
theknob1 1 month ago
oooh STG 44 rifle :)...aw 22 lr... :(
stickmymasta 1 month ago
A dream gun that I can afford in a caliber that I can afford to shoot! Why are people complaining?
Enjoy it for what it is, and have at it. No can will be safe when these are released :D
1AbominAble1 1 month ago
Somebody should make a Sturmgewehr chambered in 7.62x39 or 5.45 or something.
It'd be almost the same as the 8mmK, and a lot cheaper to shoot.
DanTheVikingr 1 month ago
@DanTheVikingr Or how about 7.62x51 which would be closer to the original German 7.92x33, no way I'm paying $600 for a .22LR, HOW LAME!!!
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Well, there are some STG clones out there, PTR imported some...if you don't mind $4,000 or so. Oh you dod? Well get a real one, $20,000 ok?
Yea, $600, put it in perspective to the cost to produce them. Yes, they are niche, if you want a functional "assualt rifle" at that cost, get yourself some pos wasr.
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer I'd pay up to $1,000 for a modern reproduction chambered in 7.62x39. I think that would be AWESOME! I have a Ruger 10/22 for plinking, cost less than $300! But someone would reproduce that rifle chambered in a REAL rifle cartridge they wouldn't be able to build them fast enough, but in .22lr - FAIL!!!
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Not really... GSG is known for one thing... .22s.
I'd be awfully afraid to purchase a full size rifle from them...
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer From any reputable manufacturer, not just GSG, in fact, I've never even heard of them. I mean if ANY manufacturer would come out with a replica chambered in a real rifle round I would buy it.
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
As I said, PTR imported german made STG replicas. I think they were all 7,92, but hornady does make them for $15/box. The rifle is upwards of $4,000. Eat your heart out.
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer Yeah, I wouldn't pay $4,000 for that. I think $1,000 maybe $1,500 would be a fair price.
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
So you are lacking any rationale understanding of production costs and overhead to make a niche replica rifle with low sales? Things have a price for a reason.
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer They can charge whatever they want for it, I'm saying that "I" wouldn't pay more than $1,500 for it! Why does everything in the firearms world have to be so effing personal. $1,500 is double the price of your standard AK-47, I think that would be fair. $4,000 will get you one pimp ass sniper rifle with a HIGH end Leupold or Night Force scope sitting on top!
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
No...they charge whatever leaves them a profit when it's over. If it costs $4,000, it is impossible that it costed $300 to make.
You cannot compare the production of an Ak to an STG, it just isn't compatible at all. Any joe blow can built an AK in his basement with a parts kit and a flat. It's really not hard, done it myself, and the materials needed are cheap.
Whereas with an STG, we are talking about something that was produced in small numbers 68 years ago.
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer O.K., so they can produce an STG chambered in .22LR and sell it for a profit for $600 but they have to sell the one chambered in 7.92 for $4,000 to make a profit, a difference of $3,400?!?!? Nah, not buying it at all, yes, pun intended! - LOL
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Ugh, yea. The .22 is not using "mil-spec" parts, and the tooling was proprietary, they do not use the real operating systems, and the receivers would never hold up to even intermediate rounds.
It is a functioning novelty in the most prolific "sporting" round, makes total sense, imho, and I think they will sell out of these quickly. They will be sold out at MSRP, and the price will come down.
P.S. I guess you bitch about Sig, H&K and Colt .22 replicas that cost almost as much?
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer No, I don't bitch about Sig, H&K and Colt .22 replicas because I don't want any of those guns! - LOL In the end, all I can say is that if somebody, ANYBODY reputable would come out with a high quality Stg 44 replica chambered in 7.62x39 priced around $1,500 or less the demand would be so friggin high they wouldn't be able to make them fast enough! I'd buy two, one to shoot and the other to frame and hang on the wall!
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Obnce again, production costs, distribution costs, demand, and quantity... Please, just stop already. You are not going to have a 7.62 STG for $1,500. Go get a CZ58.
Just keep ignoring what I've said and rattling off your shit, later.
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer If LWRC or JP Rifles can offer an AR-15 for $1,500 someone could make an Stg 44 for that amount. I'm darn sure of it! - Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Are you kidding?: You can build quality ARs for 6 or 7 hundred, LWRC and BCM specialize in over engineering a simple and mass produced firearm that has been copied and cloned since the beginning...
Again, you are ignoring initial production costs, supply, demand, marketing, and distribution.
NO ONE can make an STG44 for $1,500 and sell them yet...maybe in 10 years you can have your wetdream... All the plans and tooling are 70 years old and in germany...
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer Hell, I built my Mega .308 with the 18" DPMS SASS barrel, PRS stock and Daniel Defense free float fore end for $1,700!
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Yes, using current manufacture, mass produced parts. Congrats.
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer Jawohl, das stimmt was Sie sagen aber ich bin mir ziemlich sicher dass der Sturmgewehr 44 kann fuer $1,500 hergestelt werden! Ich werde bei diese Firme nachfragen ob es moeglich waere sowas zu schaffen dann melde ich mich wieder, alles klar? Dann bis spaeter.
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Siehe oben... frag "PTR"
Bis Später...
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer Shit, you can get an M1A these days for about $1,600!
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
They are only $1,200 or so You are completely ignoring or underestimating what I am trying to get across to you. It is not simple, easy, nor cheap, to begin production of a unique and niche firearm that was created and lost 60 odd years ago, with little tooling, and information available on their manufacture.
An american company would need to buy the tooling and aquire new parts here in the states. A very costly investment that could mean $1,500 STGs in about 5 or 6 years
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer
At the most...but it could happen. PTR showed interest in the design, maybe one day they could buy the tooling and get them going, but thier imported rifles had some issues, but PTR could work them out. They did an amazing job on the HK G3 /91 and offered at 1/3rd the price...so it is possible, but it would be a huge financial undertaking to get ahold of that material and historical tooling and plans. They could though, they moved most of their production in house...
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@SeppLainer Ron Paul 2012!
Crimble67 1 month ago
@Crimble67
Agreed, Ron Paul. :p
SeppLainer 1 month ago
@DanTheVikingr Brain malfunction, you're right, 7.62x39 makes more sense! Nut still, HOW LAME!!! - LOL
Crimble67 1 month ago
That is one sweet looking rifle, should have known you'd go check out your channel's namesake. It looks really close to the original, of course I've only seen pictures on documentaries of WWII. Very excited about this one. Thanks for this preview!
fumasterchu12 1 month ago
Did they have the MP40 there?
MrGunman11 1 month ago
Thanks for all the reviews. Will be looking forward to seeing you wring it out back at your Undisclosed Location.
FPSArizona 1 month ago
Dear Santa....
friskyrabbit 1 month ago
Why would it be a toy in the first place? If its because its a .22 then you should still treat it like a gun,because a .22 can kill.
commanderchair 1 month ago
Thats pretty close to the top of my list now
gunlover88 1 month ago
you really have some great videos, thank you for taking the time and putting in the work for all that you do. I very much enjoy your videos!
boxdoutfoot 1 month ago
That looks SICK!
WeaponX831 1 month ago
Holds 10 rounds! CA gun enthusiasts rejoice!!
EverythingisFire 1 month ago
wish they made a larger common caliber version.. 7.92 kurz isnt real easy to come by..
flexx1987 1 month ago
PTR-91 was importing an actual semi-auto version of the STG-44 in 7.92mm a few years ago. They were very expensive. Heard they had reliability issues as well.
Everett07630 1 month ago
this is a gun i would like to have.
HunterHornet 1 month ago
that looks fun as hell
HunterKiller308 1 month ago
If it was a larger ammo, I would get one. .22?; no thanks.
fltopsvet2009 1 month ago
I want one but dont wanna wait :(
I want real one to :(
heres hoping someone makes one in a centerfire version, the mp40 as well.
to many guns, so little time, and money, and money again.
bonesoncampus 1 month ago
what about the gsg mp40
ManTheHarpoons9 1 month ago
Oh man I can't wait! Thanks for the videos from shot!
ZJedi945 1 month ago
Sweet. 10 round mag = Commiefornia legal.
Yay for rimfire exemptions to the "assault weapons" ban!
StrivingForSurvival 1 month ago
@Levetti408 :O I'm telling hickock45!
cj89311 1 month ago
Thanks for not saying it's a fun little gun.
Levetti408 1 month ago
Thanks Sturmgewehre! I'm smiling, but my wallet's groaning!
12GaugePadawan 1 month ago
I laugh how he says if you're familiar with a regular Stg-44. yea i doubt any of us own a 5,000 dollar gun.
godzilla1463 1 month ago
i think ur gonna have to buy one.. haha
darthcollosus 1 month ago
WTF, a Cowboy?
joebob3719 1 month ago
Good to see you w/ the gun your chanel is named after. Looks Like you're having fun, take care.
Springr1911 1 month ago
I am going to get me one. :D
TheChairForce 1 month ago
I WANT ONE!!!!1
adobo777 1 month ago
@adobo777
RON PAUL 2012 END AFFIRMATIVE ACTION !
Perseiden2 1 month ago
That's siiiicckkk!!
SugarFreeTargets 1 month ago
I want one
bigusmcWW2 1 month ago
I really wish they would make re-productions in a modern intermediate catridge such as 7.62x39, or 5.56etc it would be so cool to have a modern version of the very first assault rifle ever!
jubbles2343 1 month ago
i want on of those and the Beretta 22 version of their assault rifle
mark16443 1 month ago
Why are STG44s and MP40s not reproduced?
ikari2000 1 month ago
@ikari2000 They are. Here in germany there are beeing sold as the BD44 and the BD38/40, both are Semi-Auto and both are not exactly cheap
FinnOliver 1 month ago
i want it in a russian caliber. 545 or 762
nejinaji 1 month ago
@nejinaji
why? the original sturmgewehr is German
Fudoh1 1 month ago
@Fudoh1 i know, but the original caliber was still closer to the 7.62 so id want it close to the original caliber with the benefit of commonality.
nejinaji 1 month ago
They have to make one in .22 magnum, Pretty Please GSG. With a cherry on top!
harpoclarx 1 month ago
@harpoclarx I have two 1911-.22's, Sig but built by GSG. They are great fun, if this gun is that good, then I will have to look into one, thank you.
harpoclarx 1 month ago
How heavy is that gun?
VicariousReality7 1 month ago
normally im not a fan of 22 anything but i want this. if only they made it in 556 or 22 mag
choopdewoot 1 month ago
Great vid as always. Watch out for the cowboy at 1:13!
wubaru 1 month ago
@wubaru Yeah that cowpoke looked like he had it in for him.
harpoclarx 1 month ago
Gimme gimme gimme gimme!
Bootstastefunny 1 month ago
awesome....I cant wait till these hit the market. GSG is one hell of a company!
B166ERqed 1 month ago
Here's hoping that you stopped and shot video at LWRC for your viewers! I fondled the SPR at the booth for AWHILE!!!
MARINE1146 1 month ago
@MARINE1146 I do have a LWRC video to upload. I'll get it up this weekend.
Sturmgewehre 1 month ago 4
WHOA! :O
That's AWESOME man!
palerider1775 1 month ago
it would be cool if they made that in 223/5.56 right ?
MrSNIPERRecon 1 month ago 27
@MrSNIPERRecon yea i hope they make it in 7.62x39 or 5.45x39
usops88 1 month ago
@MrSNIPERRecon .. After 30+ yrs with the 1911 (.45); I've became a Sig .357 fanatic. To me it's a magical, do it all round.
MrSchpankme 1 month ago
@MrSNIPERRecon It would have made alot more sense if they would have just came out with one chambered in the original caliber and one in 7.62x39 first.
J3rEmY17 1 month ago
@MrSNIPERRecon I'd rather have it in 7.62x39 as its closer to the original round :)
RaytheonPwnsYou 1 month ago
@MrSNIPERRecon id prefer 7.62 to 5.56, would be more similar to the original 7.92 caliber
BigSean1992 1 month ago
I would like a review of that when it comes out!
desertdunebuggy 1 month ago
@desertdunebuggy I'll do my best to get my hands on one for a shooting review as soon as they're available.
Sturmgewehre 1 month ago
I WANT!!!!!
Forrestman69 1 month ago
I am getting that fo sho
1crimm 1 month ago
i'd rather just buy a wasr 10/63 for 450
werno175 1 month ago
@werno175 That gun has nothing in common with this one. Your comment is completely irrelevant.
huntwithairguns 1 month ago
@werno175 <--- Kalashnophile. Cant see the world, Mikhail's scrotum is covering your eyes.
newdefsys 1 month ago
1:18 ...willie nelson?
Grunt922 1 month ago
STG - Sturmgewehre ; is that where your channel name comes from? :D
ThLautenbag 1 month ago 15
DO WANT!!
DaytonaRoadster 1 month ago
I'd be more interested if it was chambered in something closer to the original round,like the 7.62x39.
modwickman 1 month ago 2
great value, rifle felt very solid in the hand and the box is great(why no shots of thats?). i was surprised to not see the .22lr mp40 there with it though
heavenisalie 1 month ago
If your used to the original. lol
SpiritOffAdventure22 1 month ago
stg 44 was used in WWll
harrypottersucks12 1 month ago
Ok....pant's just got a bit tighter...
batkins852 1 month ago
YES YES YES DO WANT
Shellshock1918 1 month ago
Very Cool!
OriginalTailhunter 1 month ago