Swedish Military Rifles 1990 - 2020

Text O. Janson

up dated 2019-04-18

 


 

Post 1990 Army rifles

The original Mauser designated Rifle m/1896

Earlier trials with fm/1923-36 rifle with thumb hole stock.

Carbine m/1894, Rifle m/1896 and Rifle m/1938 were followed much later

in the Swedish Army by

Psg 90, Prickskyttegevar 90 - Sniper rifle

Psg90 7.62x51mm (Top Picture by FMV; middle Army Museum and bottom picture courtesy Anders Arvidsson)

Prickskyttegevär 90, Psg 90

Calibre

7,62×51

Ammunition

7,62 mm ptr 10

Feed

9-round magazine

Design

Accuracy International AW

Action

Bolt action

Manufacturer

Accuracy International

Year of delivery

1991

Quantity

800

Barrel

655 mm

Length

1184 mm

Weight

6,2 kg

Sights

Scope 10×, Hensoldt

Miscellaneous

Similar to UK L96A1.
Same scope as on Ag 90.

Status

In service

 

 

Ag90 Semi-automatic Rifle 90

Ag90 .50BMG (Pictures by FMV)

Automatgevär 90, Ag 90

Calibre

12,7×99 mm (.50 BMG)

Ammunition

12,7 mm m/39

Feed

11-round magazine

Rate of fire

 

Design

Barret 82 A1

Action

Recoil operated, rotating bolt

Manufacturer

Barret

Year of delivery

 

Quantity

 

Barrel

838 mm

Length

1550 mm

Weight

14,7 kg

Sights

Scope 10x, Hensoldt

Miscellaneous

Same scope as on Psg 90.

Status

In service

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Swedish Anti Tank Rifles

FAQ about Swedish Mausers.

References:

Sven Nyberg

Mats Persson

Karl-Olof Björsell

Members of Gothia Arms Historical Society

Soldier Instruction manuals 1939-1943

Lt Colonel Axel Ekfeldt

Vapenmuseet

Lt Colonel Stellan Bojerud

Krigsarkivet

Anders Arvidsson, Swedish Homeguard

Ulving, S. Arvidsson, P. ;Ett skott en träff.

Hunts, Stockholm

FMV