Tuesday, September 22, 2026


 

6 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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  4. "Recoilless" - what's in a name? Trying to prove a 'negative'? It sells easier!

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  5. Excellent weapon, might be the best made. Very handy piece, has some superb multi use warheads. Don't know about the girl, not exactly the feminine type. Still, probably cleans up pretty well.

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