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The last reviewer redirected this page to the manufacturer's page stating that it is not notable. Please explain your reasoning. It was made from the ground up to shoot 30-06 as opposite to the caliber change jobs done to K43 and G43 in the US after WWII. Some claim it is the rarest of the G43 family of rifles.[1] The Portuguese version of this page still exists (does not redirect to the manufacturer's page) and seems to have a lot of information.[2] I also found evidence that some made their way to the US.[3]SupremeDalek (talk) 01:30, 28 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]
