the side effect of removing all that weight is a direct result of neuton's laws,forget which ones off the top of my head but "an object at rest will stay at rest until acted upon by an outside force(recoil)", and "every action has an equal and opposite reaction". a heavy, bulky, long combat rifle was not a necessity for someone filling those roles. the were cut down in the 30s to a smaller carbine length rifle as they were intended to be fielded by police and rear echelon troops, the nazis were nothing if not recyclers. The M95 was originally a long rifle, poorly balances, very long and cumbersome, analogous to a 1891 mosin nagant.
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