Its high bullet velocity allows it to perform better at range than most other semi-automatics, and as such can be paired with a Medium Range Scope to function similar to a Recon Self-Loading Rifle. It kills consistently with three body shots out to 103m, being further capable of a two-hit kill at medium range if one is a headshot. The Gewehr 43's primary asset is its high damage, which is tied with the Selbstlader 1916 and Karabin 1938M for best in class amongst the semi-automatic rifles. The weapon is unlocked for the Assault kit at class rank 1. The Gewehr 43 is the standard rifle of German Medics throughout all singleplayer campaigns as well as Combined Arms. It was first seen in the Company interface and later in Pre-Alpha gameplay. The Gewehr 43 is a weapon featured in Battlefield V. The Germans designed it when they saw that the Red Army had adopted semi-automatic rifles." "This rifle is so sturdy it can be used as a ladder rung if needed. Its recoil tends to drift either upwards or upwards right, but will reset to the original aiming position just in time for the next shot to be fired whilst aiming down the sights. Uniquely, jumping has no effect on the Gewehr 43 ZF4, a trait not shared with other sniper rifles. The only exceptions to when the spread value is lower is whilst proning or strafing at its minimum spread value. In terms of spread, the Gewehr 43 is less accurate than its counterparts on a few occasions, with its spread values often being the equal to or slightly higher in most situations. The Gewehr 43 ZF4 has three magazines compared to five magazines by the other Scout rifles, though this can be remedied by being close to an Ammo Crate. Its semi-automatic nature allows the Gewehr 43 to fire five times faster than the fire rate of the others sniper rifles, but still significantly less than the fire rates of the M1 Garand and Type 5. In terms of performance, the Gewehr 43 ZF4 has the same projectile as the K98K and No 4, meaning they possess the same damage and multipliers, with a faster velocity over its bolt-action counterparts by 500 meters per second. The Gewehr 43 ZF4 is the only semi-automatic sniper rifle in Battlefield 1942.
Specifications Type semi-automatic rifle Calibre 7.92mm (0.312in) Length 1.117m (44in) Length of Barrel 0.55m (21.6in) Weight 4.4kg (9.The Gewehr 43 ZF4 is a weapon featured in the Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII expansion, issued to the German Elite Scout kit. The weapon was completed with provision for the Zf41 telescopic sight as standard, and from 1944 there was also a Karabiner 43 version shortened by some 50mm (1.97in). The new self-loading rifle was simpler, and therefore quicker and cheaper, to manufacture, and the opportunity was taken to introduce features such as a reduction in machined components, an increase in forged parts, laminated rather than solid wooden furniture, and a detachable magazine that could be loaded with two standard five-round clips. Initial tests confirmed that the Gew 43 was an altogether better weapon than the Gew 41(W), offering much greater reliability under all operating conditions, and the new type replaced the Gew 41(W) in production. The Gew 41(W) was already in production, but the Germans now modified the action to a system modelled closely on that of the Soviet self-loading rifle to create the Gewehr 43 firing the German Army’s standard 7.92mm cartridge. It was seen that the Russian gas-operated mechanism had many advantages over the system used on the Gew 41. When they evaluated the Tokarev semi-automatic rifle, of which they captured numerous examples in 19, the Germans quickly appreciated that the Soviet gas-operated system offered several advantages over the modified Bang system used in their Gewehr 41 weapons.
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