Tuesday, September 22, 2026


 

3 comments:

  1. A weapon that kills on one end and harms the operators.

    SNIP Safety precautions

    Soldier fires a Carl-Gustaf.
    The overpressure, or blast wave, generated by the Gustaf will cause blast- and burn-related injuries to those behind the weapon, and is dangerous to 30 metres (100 ft)[13] and hazardous to about 50 to 75 metres (160 to 250 ft).[10] Repeatedly firing the Gustaf can also cause related shock wave injuries to gunners and those nearby.[17][18][19]

    Gunners are only allowed to fire six rounds a day during training.[20] The assistant gunners would also often move away from the overpressure zone, so that they too can fire six rounds a day.[20] Sweden, the first user of Carl-Gustaf, has the regulation that gunner and assistant gunner are allowed to be exposed to 20 full-caliber rounds each day.[21]

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  2. Yeah, she can pose with it, but can she fire it and can she carry it and/or more than one round?

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  3. “Due to the increased incidence of rape in Sweden, Swedish women take new precautions”

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