Bofors demo 92 3-4 

is no wonder my hearing is toast now did not have any hearing protection ni those days many times fireing the CG

Best to keep out of its way

As a former CG gunner in the Swedish army, we had to be able to hit 3 targets with 2 rounds each in less than 60 seconds. It is then good to have a quick loader 😀

@@joer610 I believe the US military limit a soldier to no more than 3 shots per day for OH&S reasons. Hearing loss can isolate you from family and friends. You need high quality hearing aid and good sound system. I think those apple ear pods are good.

​@@petter5721you mean 2 targets whit 3 rounds

Now they make it look like a Michael Bey movie.

@@TheGroundedAviator much is the tragedy of that.

It´s a multitool for the modern soldier. I served in the danish army in 1999. We also had the 84mm Carl G. It´s a bit heavy to carry around but it will give the enemy a very bad day. Airburst rounds were used with great effect against Taleban fighters in Afghanistan.

Dutch Army used the 84 mm in the 80 ties and 90 ties. It is loud!

​@@peterdebrieno we use the panserfaust bud isnt the cg better

@@marijnnn4992 with 84 I mean the Carl Gustav, good weapon but you need to be close 300/400meters to tanks and to avoid rust you need to keep the inside oiled. The Dutch went over to the AT-84. While in the US Army training all 8 AT-4 missed because the US Army instructeurs didn’t know how to teach the soldiers.

@@peterdebrie ye i said now we are using the panserfaust bud i thout the carl gustave was better i know you were talking about the carl gustav

Are you underestimating the power of a lieutenant?

@@sometoastxd Point taken.

Hey there, in 2022, the Swedes still use the Carl Gustav but with laser targeting systems now!

What a shame

poor VW van. lol

thats a shame

Two ants were injured.. But they recovered after medical care..

sadly

You can find more on the internet!

Maybe in video game.

correct me if I'm wrong but are these 9mm?

Jimmy Recard Yes they are 9mm’s that have had their propellant load and bullet weight altered to simulate the ballistics of the ”real” deal

@@bob8688 Mechanized infantry in Sweden, got conscripted into the huge cold war military organization that was still around in the late 90's.

I had no clue that thing existed.

It's too visible.

@@z941273 If you're close enough to see it they forgot to detonate it.

Duh. Carl Gustav is still highly effective and used quite lethally in various battles around the world.

Skott kommer!

Have done used for 20 years or more.

blindingly savage

sedan vi skrev på att inte ha personminor. samma mina, annat namn, med lite nowhow kan må vilken fling (försvarsladdning) som helst att bli en mina och inte en vanlig sprängladdniladdning

License built/modified Leopard 2A5. (Improved AT mine and IED protection) en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stridsvagn_122 In 1992 we had the 2A4 sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_2#Leopard_2A4 We also had centurions and our own little monster. The S tank or strv 103, search for it on RU-vid. It was the first tank with a laser targeting/range finder system. Extremely low profile turretless tank with autoloader and dual engines.

No, thats just an ordinary spy. If it had been the King, he would have presented himself in military outfit.

Fortfarande bra nog att förstöra T-90M med :)

Yes,

The rounds are programable

Romeo Rodriguez For which weapon? For CG ammo, you set the distance before loading, for others, they are triggered by sensors; magnetic, optical, thermal and so on.

fobef thanks.

It's made for ultimate game.

If you have tank crew on the other side of that little hole it is still deadly, you can see the gasses streaming through the hole. That alone would probably be enough to kill someone who was close also you have shrapnel and other molten bits of metal flying into the tank

Tank-drones`?

CuttySobz or a lots of immigrants.

"SKOTT KOMMER!"