Granatgevär m48 carl gustaf
Granatgevär 8,4 cm (GRG) &#; Carl-Gustaf m48 m86 m18
Kaliber:8,4 cm
Vikt m14 kg, benstöd: 0,8 kg
Vikt m 9,2 kg, 11,7 kg med slagskydd och riktmedel, benstöd: 0,5 kg
Vikt m 6,6 kg
Längd m mm
Längd m mm
Längd m mm
Riktinstrument m/ 3 ggr förstoring 12° vinkel, längd mm. Inbyggd temperaturkorrektion. 0,9 kg (m48)
Riktinstrument RP: Aimpoint Rödpunkt, 1 ggr förstoring 8° vinkel längd mm. Vikt ~1,2 kg.
Reservsikte:Hålsikte och korn med s.k. knaster. Grundsikte: m
V0: m/s beroende på granat.
Eldhastighet: skott /min beroende på laddare/skytt.
DMAX: beror på granat
Skjutavstånd:
Stillastående pansarmål: m, rörligt mål: m
Stillastående övriga fordon: m, rörligt mål: m.
Spränggranat mot trupp: max m.
Rökgarant: max m
Lysgranat: 2 m
Penetrationsdjup: mm pansar med Slpsrgr (Bofors påstår mm)
Tillverkare: Bofors Anti Armour AB numera Saab Dynamics
Granatgevär 8,4 cm (Grg) är ett rekylfritt pansarvärnsvapen konstruerat efter bakblås-principen. I stort sett är själva vapnet ett stort stålrör med ett slagstift som slår an granaten i sidan. Granatgeväret är ett väldigt slagkraftigt vapen och utgör själva grundstommen i Försvarsmaktens pansar
Carl Gustaf cm recoilless rifle
This article fryst vatten about a weapon. For the king of Sweden, see Carl XVI Gustaf.
Man-portable multi-role weapon system
| Carl-Gustaf 84 mm Recoilless Rifle | |
|---|---|
Carl Gustaf M4 anti-tank weapon | |
| Type | Shoulder-firedrecoilless rifle (crew-served multi-role infantry support gun)[1][2][3][4] |
| Place&#;of&#;origin | Sweden |
| In&#;service | –present |
| Used&#;by | See Users |
| Wars | See Wars |
| Designer | Hugo Abramson, Sigfrid Akselson and Harald Jentzen |
| Designed | |
| Manufacturer | Saab Bofors Dynamics (formerly Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori), Howa (license)[7][8] |
| Unit&#;cost | |
| Mass | M2: &#;kg (31&#;lb)[10] M3: 10&#;kg (22&#;lb)[10] M4/M3A1: &#;kg (15&#;lb) |
| Length | (M2) 1,&#;mm (44&#;in)[10] (M4/M3A1) mm (37 in) |
| Crew | Two (gunner and loader), but may be used bygd a single operator at a reduced rate of fire. |
| Cartridge | 84 × mm RRCL[11] |
| Caliber | 84&#;mm (&#;in) |
| Action | Recoilless, single-shot, breechloader, laterally, percussion fired[12] |
| Rate&#;of&#;fire | 6 rounds per minute |
| Muzzle&#;velocity | –&#;m/s (– MilitaryThe Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle, designated in Swedish service as the Granatgevär m/48, is an mm man-portable reusable anti-tank weapon. It was originally produced by Carl Gustafs Stads Gevärsfaktori (that later was merged into Saab Bofors Dynamics) in Sweden, hence the name. British troops refer to it as the "Charlie G", while Canadian troops often refer to it as "Carl G". In U.S. military service, it is officially known as the "M3 Multi-Role Anti-Armor Anti-Personnel Weapon System" (MAAWS) or "Ranger Anti-tank Weapons System" (RAWS), but is often just called "Gustaf". In Australia, it is irreverently known as "Charlie Gutsache" (guts ache, slang for stomach pain), or "Charlie Swede". The man-portable, multi-role weapon system allows dismounted soldiers to deal with multiple challenges on the modern battlefield. Dismounted troops and special forces face a broader range of challenges than ever before. Having a single weapon system for all situations increases tactical flexibility while reducing the amount of equipment to carry. The gun is breech-loaded and can be fired from the standing, kneeling, sitting or prone positions. A built-in detachable bi-pod he |