File:Gevär m1939 - 8x57mmIS - AM.089193.jpg
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English: Swedish Gevär m/1939 (Karabiner 98k) in caliber 8x57mmIS. They were intended as low cost light anti-armor rifles using armor-piercing ammunition, but proved unsatisfactory and were soon rechambered for the much more powerful Swedish machine gun caliber 8x63mm with the new designation Gevär m/1940. Which was also a short-lived experiment. From the collections of Armémuseum (Swedish Army Museum), Stockholm, Sweden. |
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