Top Swedish made Anti tank Rifle m/21 Calibre 13x91 mm (CG Rifle No 1!)

(Below Anti Tank Rifle m/42 Calibre 20 mm)

Pvg m/21
Picture Armémuseum

This is the earliest anti tank gun in Sweden built on the Mauser 98 system

Swedish Anti tank Rifle m/1939 & m/1940

pvg m/39 and m/40

1939 Sweden wanted a new anti tank rifle. At first the Army thought it would be enough with the German Kar98K and the standard German Mauser Kar98K was bought from Germany 1939 and was first designated Pvg m/39 (8mm Cartridge m/39) and it was rebuilt to 8x63mm (8mm Cartridge m/32) and for a short while designated pvg m/40. Very soon the designations for both rifles were changed to G m/39 and G m/40 (G = rifle).

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Original Swedish rifle m/39 with bayonet delivered by CG

Swedish rifle m/40

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Pvg m/39 - Anti Tank m/39 in 20 mm

Pansarvärngevär m/39, Finland. Also called Lathi L-39.

This was an anti tank rifle in caliber 20 mm. It was used by Swedish volunteers during both during the Winter War 1939 and the Continuation warwith Soviet Union during WW2. This cartridge was too weak to penetrate the modern Soviet tanks. However it was used as an excellent sniper rifle.

Top Swedish made Anti tank Rifle m/21 Calibre 13x91 mm (CG Rifle No 1!)

(Below Anti Tank Test Rifle m/42 Calibre 20x180 mm)

Pvg m/42
Picture Armémuseum

Anti Tank Rifles Carl Gustaf Grg m/48

One of the most famous Anti Tank Blow back rifles in the World.

Miniman

Anti Tank 1968
Top cut open below traing weapon in 9mm

Miniman
Picture Armémuseum

Calibre 74 mm. Miniman or AT1968) , was designed by Försvarets Fabriksverk (FFV) and manufactured at their facility at Zakrisdal in Karlstad, Sweden.

You can feel the projectile passing beside your cheek when you fire this weapon. The tube is made of one long plastic cord. The tube stands only 1000 bar static pressure according to FFV. (FFV Ordnance AB is now part of Saab Bofors Dynamics.)

Pansarskott 1986

International designation AT4 Calibre 84 mm. Produced and designed by the Swedish company Saab Bofors Dynamics.

 FFV began research in a replacement for the Miniman in 1976, deliberately designing an individual anti-armor weapon. The AT4 was designed as a weapon to engage medium to light armoured vehicles from any direction, MBTs from the sides or rear, and as an assault weapon against buildings and fortifications.

(Picture from Army Museum)

NIVA

NIVA
Picture Armémuseum

FFV made a test weapon 1978 which combined an assault rifle with an Anti Tank rifle. Calibre 5.6x45mm and 45 mm blow back with arrow projectile.

• Rate of fire with 5.6mm 750 rounds per minute

• Rate of fire with 45 mm 5 rounds per minute

• Length over all 908mm

• Weight 5.4kg