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Swedish soldiers fire a Carl Gustav recoilless rifle system during range practice, Sweden, 2011.
Swedish Soldiers conducted the training to practice and enhance their skills utilizing the M2 Carl Gustaf at short-long range targets to stay ready for future operations. The purpose of such exercises is to review handling and firing techniques, to increase safety, maintain readiness and to improve accuracy with the M2 Carl Gustaf system.
Courtesy video of the Swedish Armed Forces, 2nd Rifle Company
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Swedish soldiers fire a Carl Gustav recoilless rifle system during range practice, Sweden, 2011.
Swedish Soldiers conducted the training to practice and enhance their skills utilizing the M2 Carl Gustaf at short-long range targets to stay ready for future operations. The purpose of such exercises is to review handling and firing techniques, to increase safety, maintain readiness and to improve accuracy with the M2 Carl Gustaf system.
Courtesy video of the Swedish Armed Forces, 2nd Rifle Company
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