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Tom. Tackar! mvh HANS

Vet nån vikten till kassetten som används med Ksp58B:an? Tackar! mvh HANS

På 20 eller 30-talet exporterade Sverige några 81mm granatkastare av typen Stokes-Brandt till både Bolivien och Paraguay (dem blev användat i Chaco Kriget). Är det nån som har några detaljer om modelen, vem som producerade dem in Sverige (Bofors under licens?), och hela affären (när exakt dem blev exporterad, hur mycket dem kostade, etc). Tackar! mvh HANS

G3A3 -- normal version G3A4 -- inskjutbar kolv G3A5 -- det är oklart just vilken skillnad finns. H&K säger bara att det är "danska versionen". Danska armén säger de har två M/66 och M/75. M/66 är bara semiautomatisk och tillhör HJV, M/75 är den som tidigare fanns som huvudvapen i armén. Vi fick nu höra att M/75 har ekstra-stark buffer, så den måste väl vara skillnaden mellan G3A3 och G3A5. Egentligen borde då M/66 har ännu en annan beteckning (eftersom den är varken en vanlig G3A3 eller en G3A5), men uppenbarligen är det inte så. mvh HANS

> Förstår inte frågan Blev den officiella beteckningen av de Gv M/75 som fick den nya kolven ändrat? >Nej, det är inte konstigt alls Vad menar du? Att det är vanligt att det finns varken rim eller reson i militäriska beteckningar? Det är säkert sant, men för det mesta är de danska beteckningar ganska logiska. >Vet du nåt om MGL:n? >Nej, det vapnet har vi inte i HJV! Kanske det, men jag undrar om den finns i dansk tjänst nånstans . . . kollar det här kort (http://www.kformedics.dk/Andre/Resize%20of%20Gas-gear.jpg), som tyder på att det finns faktiskt vid danska armén. Elle det är vad jag skulle gärna få veta. >Om du under "designation" vill ha det danska namnet (-?) Javisst, det är meninigen. Min danska är ännu värre än min svenska ;) mvh HANS

>MP M/49 användas OFFICIELT inte längre av någon dansk militär enhet. I stället har iaf HJV inköpt teleskop-kolvar att montera på dom tilöversblevna M/75'are (Er AK4'are) Jag är tysk, så de kan jämföras med G3A4 . . . Blev beteckningen ändrat? >Exakt var felet finns här vet jag inte, utan att benämningen på båda gevärer inte kan vara den samma (G3A3) då voran M/66 har en mycket stärkare -och mer komplicerat- buffermekanism. Vill inte verka tvärsäker här, men en så stor skillnad på dessa två vapen måste -enligt jag- ha gjorts på HK's fabrikker, vilket borde ge en annan originalbeteckning till M/66'an... Det är lite konstigt, du har rätt. Antagligen är er Gv M/75 en G3A5, upptäckte jag nu, men Gv M/66:an är fortfarande kallad G3A3. Konstigt om man tänker på att den skiljas mycket mer från den vanlig G3A3:an än M/75:an . . . Vet du nåt om MGL:n? Tackar! mvh HANS

Ny version. Det finns fortfarande oklarheter. Handguns Common Name: PP Calibre: 7.65×17mmSR Origin: Carl Walther GmbH, Ulm, Germany; Manufacture de Machines du Haut-Rhin (MANURHIN), Mulhouse-Bourtzwiler, France (licensed). Use: Police service: limited service. Being replaced by H&K USP Compact. OBSOLETE. Designation: Common Name: P11 Calibre: 7.62×36mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FKP. Details: Five-barrelled pepperbox-style weapon for underwater use. Designation: Pistol Model 1946 – P M/46 Common Name: Browning HP Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Fabrique Nationale d’Armes de Guerre SA (FN), Herstal, Belgium. Use: Armed forces: limited service. In use with air force. Designation: Pistol Model 1949 – P M/49 Common Name: P210-2 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft (SIG), Neuhausen, Switzerland. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard sidearm. Common Name: USP Compact Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Police forces: general service (2001-). Standard sidearm. Replaced the Walther PP. Designation: Common Name: USP Tactical Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. Details: Brügger & Thomet Impuls II-A sound suppressor. Designation: Common Name: Glock 20 Calibre: 10×25mm Origin: Glock GmbH, Deutsch-Wagram, Austria. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with Siriuspatruljen and Station Nord in Greenland as self-defence weapon against polar bears. Submachine Guns and Personal Defence Weapons Designation: Maskinpistol Model 1949 – Mp M/49 Common Name: Hovea M49 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Husqvarnas Vapenfabrik AB, Husqvarna, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Details: Folding stock. Designation: Maskinpistol Model 1985 – Mp M/85 Common Name: MP5A3 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. Police forces: special service. Details: Retractable stock. Designation: Maskinpistol Model 1985 Lyddæmpet – Mp M/85LD Common Name: MP5SD3 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. Details: Integral sound suppressor. Retractable stock. Rifles Designation: Karabin Model 1985 – Kb M/85 Common Name: HK53A3 Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. Details: Carbine with 211mm barrel. Retractable stock. Designation: Kikkargevær Model 1985 – Kg M/85 Common Name: G41 Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. Replaced by Gv M/95. OBSOLETE. Details: Fires single shots, 3-round bursts and full automatic. Hensoldt 4× scope. Designation: Gevær Model 1995 med Optisk Riktmedel – Gv M/95OP Common Name: C7FT Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc, Kitchener, Canada (licensed from Colt, Hartford, USA). Use: Armed forces: general service (1995-). Standard assault rifle. 36,500+ acquired (including Kb M/96OP). Details: Leitz 3.4× scope. Designation: Karabin Model 1996 med Optisk Riktmedel – Kb M/96OP Common Name: C8FT Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc, Kitchener, Canada (licensed from Colt, Hartford, USA). Use: Armed forces: general service (2000-). Standard assault carbine. 36,500+ acquired (including Gv M/95OP). Details: Carbine with 368mm barrel. Leitz 3.4× scope. Designation: Gevær Model 1966 – Gv M/66 Common Name: G3A3 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. In use with Hjemmeværnet. Being replaced by Gv M/95. OBSOLESCENT. Details: Semiautomatic fire only. Can be converted to selective fire with a special key. Designation: Gevær Model 1975 – Gv M/75 Common Name: G3A5 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. Being replaced by Gv M/95. OBSOLESCENT. Designation: Finskyttegevær Model 1985 – Fsg M/85 Common Name: PSG1 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. Details: Hensoldt 6× scope. Designation: Finskyttegevær Model 200? – Fsg M/0? Common Name: SR-25 Lightweight Match Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Knight's Armament Corp (KAC), Miami, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. Details: Leupold 3.5-10× scope. Bipod. Detachable sound suppressor. Designation: Finskyttegevær Model 200? – Fsg M/0? Common Name: AWM Calibre: 8.6×70mm Origin: Accuracy International Ltd, Portsmouth, England. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. Details: Schmidt & Bender 3-12× scope. Bipod. Designation: 12,7mm Minerydningsgevær Model 1995 – Mrg M/95 Common Name: Model 95 Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc, Murfreesboro, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with EOD teams. Details: Svarowski 10× scope. Bipod. Shotguns Designation: Common Name: Model 870P Calibre: 18.5×76mmR Origin: Remington Arms Co, Inc, Madison, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. Details: Folding stock. Machine Guns Designation: Let Støttevåben Model 2004 – LSV M/04 Common Name: C7LSW Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc, Kitchener, Canada (licensed from Colt, Hartford, USA). Use: Armed forces: limited service. Details: Fires full automatic only. Bipod. 100-round C-Mag drum. Based on AR-15A3 R950. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1985 – Mg M/85 Common Name: HK23E Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JGK and FKP. OBSOLESCENT. Details: Fires single shots, 3-round bursts and full automatic. Bipod. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1962 – Mg M/62 Common Name: MG42/59 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany; Pietro Beretta SpA, Gardone Val Trompia, Italy (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard machine gun. Details: Leitz 3.4× scope. Bipod. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1962 – Mg M/62 Common Name: MG42/59 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. Mounted coaxially on Kvg Leopard 1A5DK main battle tank, Kvg Leopard 2A5 main battle tank, Psvg M/95 Eagle armoured car, and Pnmk M/92 Wildcat infantry fire support vehicle. Details: Lacks stock and bipod. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1950 – Mg M/50 Common Name: Browning M2HB Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: USA. Use: Armed forces: general service. Mounted on tripods and vehicles, including the Pmvg M113A1 armoured personnel carrier and Pmvg Piranha III armoured personnel carrier. Grenade Launchers Designation: 40mm Granatkaster Model 2003 – Gk M/03 Common Name: M203A1 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Diemaco Inc., Kitchener, Canada (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. In use with Jæger and Hjemmeværnet. 3,000 acquired for the latter in 2003. Common Name: MZP1 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Police forces: special service. Details: Retractable stock. Used to fire less-than-lethal anti-riot ammunition. Designation: 40mm Granatkaster Model 200? – Gk M/0? Common Name: MGL MK1 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Milkor Ltd, Lynn East, South Africa. Use: Armed forces: limited service. Details: 6-round revolving drum. Folding stock. Trijicon Armson OEG collimating sight. Signal Pistols Designation: Signalpistol Model 1956 – Sp M/56 Common Name: M/56 Calibre: 26.5×150mmR Origin: Gustav Genschow & Co. (GECCO), ???, Germany. Use: Armed forces: limited service. In use with Hjemmeværnet. Hand Grenades Designation: Håndgranat Model 1954 – Hg M/54 Common Name: M/54 Origin: Ammunitionsarsenalet (AMA), Elling. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLESCENT. Details: Defensive grenade. Designation: Håndgranat Model 200? – Hg M/0? Common Name: HG 85 Origin: Schweizerische Munitionsunternehmung (SM), Thun, Switzerland. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard hand grenade. Details: Defensive grenade. Light Antitank Weapons Designation: Panserværnsvåben Model 1995 – Pvv M/95 Common Name: AT4 Calibre: 84mm Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard light antitank weapon. Details: Disposable. Designation: Panserværnsvåben Model 1997 – Pvv M/97 Common Name: AT4CS HP Calibre: 84mm Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard light antitank weapon. Details: Disposable. Designation: Dysekanon Model 1979 – Dykn M/79 Common Name: M2 Carl Gustaf Calibre: 84×250mmR Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. 1,131 in service (including Dykn M/85). Details: Recoilless rifle. 2× scope. Designation: Dysekanon Model 1985 – Dykn M/85 Common Name: M3 Carl Gustaf Calibre: 84×250mmR Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. 1,131 in service (including Dykn M/79). Details: Recoilless rifle. 2× scope. Cannon Designation: Maskinkanon Model 1992 – Mk M/92 Common Name: KBA-B02 Calibre: 25×137mm Origin: Oerlikon-Contraves SpA, Roma, Italy (licensed from Oerlikon-Contraves, Zürich-Oerlikon, Switzerland). Use: Armed forces: limited service (1992-). Mounted on Pnmk M/92 Wildcat infantry fire support vehicle. Details: Twin feed.

På det här kortet (http://www.kformedics.dk/Andre/Resize%20of%20Gas-gear.jpg ) verkar det så att Danmark införde Milkor MGL granatkastaren. Är det nån som vet nånting om det, tex när den antogs och hur den betecknades (Granatkaster M/0?). Tackar! mvh HANS

>Listen har endel feil og er lite oppdatert. Det är därför jag postade den. Du är jätte välkommen att peka ut och rätta all fel som finns. >Vi har forøvrig ~250 000 AG3'er (inkludert AG3F1) tilsammen, ikke 250 000 av hver type. Det står "253,497 made by Kongsberg (includes limited number of AG3F1)", vilket betyder så klart at det finns 253,497 AG3 av både typen tillsammantagit. mvh HANS

Handguns Common Name: Glock 17 (P80) Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Glock GmbH, Deutsch-Wagram, Austria. Use: Armed forces: general service (1986-). Common Name: USP Tactical Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FSK, HJK, and MJK. Details: Brügger & Thomet Impuls II-A sound suppressor. Common Name: P226 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: SIG-Sauer GmbH, Eckernförde, Germany. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Beredskapstroppen Delta. Common Name: P38 (P1) Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Carl Walther GmbH, Ulm, Germany; Manufacture de Machines du Haut-Rhin (MANURHIN) Mulhouse-Bourtzwiler, France (licensed). Use: Armed forces: reserve service. Replaced by Glock P80. OBSOLESCENT. Common Name: Model 10 Military & Police Calibre: 9×29mmR Origin: Smith & Wesson (S&W), Springfield, USA. Use: Police forces: general service. Submachine Guns Common Name: MP7A1 Calibre: 4.6×30mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service? Details: Retractable stock. Designation: MP5A2N Common Name: MP5A2 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany; Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk, Kongsberg (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service (1985-). Some 12,500 A2N and A3N models acquired from H&K. Police forces: limited service (1984-). Some 2,000 A2N and A3N acquired from Kongsberg (built on German receivers, with different sights). Designation: MP5A3N Common Name: MP5A3 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service (1985-). Some 12,500 A2N and A3N models acquired from H&K. Police forces: limited service (1984-). Some 2,000 A2N and A3N acquired from Kongsberg (built on German receivers, with different sights). Details: Retractable stock. Common Name: MP5A5 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FSK. Details: Fires semiautomatic, 3-round limited bursts, and full-automatic. Retractable stock. Common Name: MP5SD6 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. Details: Fires semiautomatic, 3-round limited bursts, and full-automatic. Integral sound suppressor. Retractable stock. Common Name: MP5K-PDW Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. Details: Folding stock. Common Name: K-pist37/39 Suomi Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Husqvarnas Vapenfabrik AB, Husqvarna, Sweden (licensed from Tikkakoski, Tikkakoski, Finland). Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Rifles Common Name: C8FT Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc., Kitchener, Canada. Use: Armed forces: special service (1998-). In use with FSK. Details: Retractable stock. MIL-STD-1913 rail on receiver. Common Name: C8SFW Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc., Kitchener, Canada. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with HJK and MJK. Details: Retractable stock. MIL-STD-1913 rails for accessories. Designation: Gevær 36 Kort Versjon – G36KV Common Name: G36K Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany Use: Armed forces: limited service (2001-). In use with mechanised infantry and KJK. 1,000+ acquired. Details: Carbine with 320mm barrel. Folding stock. MIL-STD-1913 sight rail. Aimpoint M2 collimating sight and Laser Devices TL-2 tactical light. Common Name: SG551-2P SWAT Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft (SIG), Neuhausen, Switzerland. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Beredskapstroppen Delta. Details: Carbine with 363mm barrel. Fires semiautomatic, 3-round bursts, or full-automatic. Folding stock. Zeiss 2.5-10× scope and Aimpoint M2 collimating sight. Designation: Automatisk Gevær 3 – AG3 Common Name: G3A3 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany; Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk, Kongsberg (licensed since 1967). Use: Armed forces: general service. 253,497 made by Kongsberg (includes limited number of AG3F1), built on German receivers. Designation: Automatisk Gevær 3 Forandring 1 – AG3F1 Common Name: G3A4 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany; Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk, Kongsberg (licensed since 1967). Use: Armed forces: general service. 253,497 made by Kongsberg (most of them AG3), built on German receivers. Details: Retractable stock. Common Name: AWF Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Accuracy International Ltd., Portsmouth, England. Use: Armed forces: special service (1996-). Details: Folding stock. Hensoldt 10× scope? Bipod. Common Name: MSG90 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with MJK. Details: Hensoldt 10× scope? Common Name: MSG90A1 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with KJK and MJK. Details: Hensoldt 10× scope? Common Name: KV59 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk, Kongsberg. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. In use with Heimevernet as sniper rifle. Designation: Karabin 98 Forandring 1 – K98F1 Common Name: Kar98K Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Mauser design (converted by Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk, Kongsberg). Use: Armed forces: reserve service. Formerly used by Heimevernet, replaced by AG3. Still in storage. OBSOLETE. Common Name: SSG3000 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft (SIG), Neuhausen, Switzerland. Use: Armed forces: special service. Police forces: special service. In use with Beredskapstroppen Delta. Replaced the Kongsberg NM149S. Details: Bipod. Hensoldt 3-12× scope? Common Name: NM149S Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Våpensmia A/S, Dokka. Use: Armed forces: limited service. Being replaced by Accuracy International AWF. Details: Schmidt & Bender 6× scope. Common Name: AWMF Calibre: 7.62×66mmB Origin: Accuracy International Ltd., Portsmouth, England. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with HJK. Details: Folding stock. Hensoldt 10× scope? Bipod. Designation: M82A1 Norwegian Government – M82A1NG Common Name: Model 82A1M Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc., Murfreesboro, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service. Details: 737mm barrel. Hensoldt 10× scope? 10-round magazine. Bipod with spiked feet, monopod at rear, MIL-STD-1913 sight rail. Used with Raufoss MP ammunition. Shotguns Common Name: M1 Super 90 Calibre: 18.5×76mmR Origin: Benelli Armi SpA, Urbino, Italy. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FSK. Common Name: M3P Super 90 Calibre: 18.5×76mmR Origin: Benelli Armi SpA, Urbino, Italy. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Beredskapstroppen Delta. Details: Folding stock. Machine Guns Common Name: MINIMI-Para Mk 2 Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Fabrique Nationale SA, Herstal, Belgium. Use: Armed forces: special service, with the FSK, KJK, and MJK. Details: 347mm barrel. Retractable stock. Bipod. Designation: Maskingevær 3 – MG3 Common Name: MG3 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall AG, Düsseldorf, Germany; Makina ve Kimya Endüstrisi Kurumu (MKE), Silahsan AŞ, Kirikkale, Turkey (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard machine gun. The MKE-made ones are only used by Heimevernet. In use as coaxial gun on NM135 armoured personnel carrier. Details: Bipod. Designation: Maskingevær 3 – MG3A1 Common Name: MG3A1 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall AG, Düsseldorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. In use as coaxial gun on Leopard 1A5NO2 main battle tank and SPV CV9030N infantry fighting vehicle. Details: Lacks stock and bipod. Designation: Maskingevær 34 Forandring 2 – MG34F2 Common Name: MG34 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall design (converted by Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk, Kongsberg). Use: Armed forces: reserve service. Formerly used by Heimevernet. Replaced by MG3. OBSOLETE. Details: Fires semiautomatic and full-automatic. Bipod. Common Name: Browning M2HB Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: USA. Use: Armed forces: limited service. OBSOLESCENT. Details: Tripod. Common Name: Browning M2QCB Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: Fabrique Nationale SA, Herstal, Belgium. Use: Armed forces: general service. Details: Quick-change barrel. Tripod. Grenade Launchers Common Name: M203A1 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Diemaco Inc, Kitchener, Canada. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FSK and MJK. Mounted under the C8SFW. OBSOLESCENT. Replaced by H&K AG36. Common Name: AG36 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: limited service (2001-). In use with FSK, MJK, and KJK. Mounted under G36KV. Common Name: AG-C Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FSK and MJK. Mounted under C8SFW. Common Name: HK79 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. 3,250+ acquired. Mounted under AG3 and AG3F1. Common Name: GMG Calibre: 40×53mmSR Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with HJK. Signal Pistols Common Name: M56 Calibre: 26.5×150mmR Origin: Gustav Genschow & Co. (GECCO), ???, Germany. Use: Armed forces: ??? service. Hand Grenades Designation: Offensivhandgranet NM100 Common Name: NM100 Origin: Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker A/S, Raufoss. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Details: Offensive hand grenade. Designation: Splinthandgranet Mk 2 Common Name: MK2 Origin: Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker A/S, Raufoss. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Details: Defensive hand grenade. Designation: Splinthandgranet Common Name: M-DN61 Origin: Diehl AG, Röthenbach, Germany Use: Armed forces: general service (199x-). Details: Defensive hand grenade. Designation: Rökhandgranet Common Name: AN-M8 Origin: USA? Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Details: Smoke hand grenade. Designation: Rökhandgranet Common Name: ??? Origin: PW Defence Ltd, Derby, England. Use: Armed forces: general service (2003-). Details: Smoke hand grenade. Designation: Common Name: MK3 Origin: UK. Use: Armed forces: limited service. OBSOLESCENT. Details: CS hand grenade. Designation: Sjokkhandgranet HGR 85? Common Name: ??? Light Antitank Weapons Common Name: M72A5 Calibre: 66mm Origin: Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker A/S, Raufoss (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. Designation: 84mm Rekylfri Kanon – 84RFK Common Name: M2 Carl Gustaf Calibre: 84×250mmR Origin: Förenade Forsvarsfabriken (FFV), Eskilstuna, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. 2,517 in service. Details: Recoilless rifle. 2× scope. Cannon Common Name: Rh202 Calibre: 20×139mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service (1974-). In use on twin AA mount. Also mounted on SPV NM135 amoured personnel carrier. Details: Triple feed. Common Name: Bushmaster II (MK44 MOD 0) Calibre: 30×173mm Origin: Alliant Techsystems Inc (ATK), Mesa, USA. Use: Armed forces: general service (2002-). In use on SPV CV9030N infantry fighting vehicle. Details: Externally powered. Twin feed.

Okej, samma spel som med Finnland. Anmärkningar? Handguns Common Name: P11 Calibre: 7.62×36mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FKP. Details: Five-barrelled pepperbox-style weapon for underwater use. Designation: Pistol Model 1949 – P M/49 Common Name: P210-2 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft (SIG), Neuhausen, Switzerland. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard sidearm. Common Name: USP Compact Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Police forces: general service (2001-). Standard sidearm. Replaced the Walther PP. Common Name: USP Tactical Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FKP, and JKP. Details: Brügger & Thomet Impuls II-A sound suppressor. Common Name: Glock 20 Calibre: 10×25mm Origin: Glock GmbH, Deutsch-Wagram, Austria. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with Siriuspatruljen and Station Nord in Greenland as self-defence weapon against polar bears. Submachine Guns and Personal Defence Weapons Designation: Maskinpistol Model 1949 – Mp M/49 Common Name: Hovea M49 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Husqvarnas Vapenfabrik AB, Husqvarna, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: limited service. In use with Hemmeværnet. Details: Folding stock. Designation: Maskinpistol Model 1985 – Mp M/85 Common Name: MP5A3 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. Police forces: special service. Details: Retractable stock. Designation: Maskinpistol Model 1985 Lyddæmpet – Mp M/85LD Common Name: MP5SD3 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. Details: Integral sound suppressor. Retractable stock. Rifles Designation: Karabin Model 1985 – Kb M/85 Common Name: HK53A3 Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. Details: Carbine with 211mm barrel. Retractable stock. Designation: Kikkargevær Model 1985 – Kg M/85 Common Name: G41 Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. Replaced by Gv M/95. OBSOLETE. Details: Fires single shots, 3-round bursts and full automatic. Hensoldt 4× scope. Designation: Gevær Model 1995 med Optisk Riktmedel – G M/95OP Common Name: C7FT Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc, Kitchener, Canada (licensed from Colt, Hartford, USA). Use: Armed forces: general service (1995-). 2,500+ acquired. Standard assault rifle. Details: Leitz 3.4× scope. Designation: Karabin Model 1996 med Optisk Riktmedel – Kb M/96OP Common Name: C8FT Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc, Kitchener, Canada (licensed from Colt, Hartford, USA). Use: Armed forces: general service (2000-). Standard assault carbine. Details: Carbine with 368mm barrel. Leitz 3.4× scope. Common Name: AW Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Accuracy International Ltd, Portsmouth, England. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with FKP? Details: Schmidt & Bender 3-12× scope. Designation: Gevær Model 1966 – G M/66 Common Name: G3A3 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. In use with Hemmeværnet. Being replaced by Gv M/95. OBSOLESCENT. Details: Semiautomatic fire only. Can be converted to selective fire with a special key. Designation: Gevær Model 1975 – G M/75 Common Name: G3A3 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. Being replaced by Gv M/95. OBSOLESCENT. Designation: Finskyttegevær Model 1985 – Fsg M/85 Common Name: PSG1 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. Details: Hensoldt 6× scope. Designation: 12,7mm Minerydningsgevær Model 1995 – Mrg M/95 Common Name: Model 95 Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc, Murfreesboro, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with EOD teams. Details: 737mm barrel. Svarowski 10× scope. Bipod. Shotguns Common Name: Model 870P Calibre: 18.5×76mmR Origin: Remington Arms Co, Inc, Madison, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service. Details: Folding stock. Machine Guns Designation: ??? Common Name: C7LSW Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Diemaco Inc, Kitchener, Canada (licensed from Colt, Hartford, USA). Use: Armed forces: limited service. Details: Fires full automatic only. Bipod. 100-round C-Mag drum. Based on AR-15A3 R950. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1985 – Mg M/85 Common Name: HK23E Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with JKP and FKP. OBSOLESCENT. Details: Fires single shots, 3-round bursts and full automatic. Bipod. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1962 – Mg M/62 Common Name: MG42/59 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany; Pietro Beretta SpA, Gardone Val Trompia, Italy (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard machine gun. Details: Details: Leitz 3.4× scope. Bipod. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1962 – Mg M/62 Common Name: MG42/59 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: general service. Mounted coaxially on Kvg Leopard 1A5DK main battle tank, Kvg Leopard 2A5 main battle tank, Psvg M/95 Eagle armoured car, and Pnmk M/92 Wildcat infantry fire support vehicle. Details: Lacks stock and bipod. Designation: Maskingevær Model 1950 – Mg M/50 Common Name: Browning M2HB Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: USA. Use: Armed forces: general service. Mounted on tripods and vehicles, including the Pmvg M113A1 armoured personnel carrier and Pmvg Piranha III armoured personnel carrier. Grenade Launchers Common Name: M203A1 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Diemaco Inc., Kitchener, Canada (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. In use with Jæger and Hemmeværnet. 3,000 acquired for the latter in 2003. Common Name: MZP1 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Police forces: special service. Details: Retractable stock. Used to fire less-than-lethal anti-riot ammunition. Signal Pistols Common Name: M/56 Calibre: 26.5×150mmR Origin: Gustav Genschow & Co. (GECCO), ???, Germany. Use: Armed forces: limited service. In use with Hemmeværnet. Hand Grenades Designation: Håndgranat Model 1954 – Hg M/54 Common Name: M/54 Origin: Ammunitionsarsenalet (AMA), Elling. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLESCENT. Details: Defensive grenade. Designation: Håndgranat Model 200? – Hg M/0? Common Name: HG 85 Origin: Schweizerische Munitionsunternehmung (SM), Thun, Switzerland. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard hand grenade. Details: Defensive grenade. Light Antitank Weapons Designation: Panserværnsvåben Model 1995 – Pvv M/95 Common Name: AT4 Calibre: 84mm Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard light antitank weapon. Details: Disposable. Designation: Panserværnsvåben Model 1997 – Pvv M/97 Common Name: AT4CS HP Calibre: 84mm Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard light antitank weapon. Details: Disposable. Designation: Dysekanon Model 1979 – Dykn M/79 Common Name: M2 Carl Gustaf Calibre: 84×250mmR Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. 1,131 in service (including Dykn M/85). Details: Recoilless rifle. 2× scope. Designation: Dysekanon Model 1985 – Dykn M/85 Common Name: M3 Carl Gustaf Calibre: 84×250mmR Origin: Bofors AB, Karlskoga, Sweden. Use: Armed forces: general service. 1,131 in service (including Dykn M/79). Details: Recoilless rifle. 2× scope. Cannon Designation: Maskinkanon Model 1992 – Mk M/92 Common Name: KBA-B02 Calibre: 25×137mm Origin: Oerlikon-Contraves SpA, Roma, Italy (licensed from Oerlikon-Contraves, Zürich-Oerlikon, Switzerland). Use: Armed forces: limited service (1992-). Mounted on Pnmk M/92 Wildcat infantry fire support vehicle. Details: Twin feed.

Fortfarande inget kort, men det här säger det är MP5A5 också http://www.suomensotilas.fi/huomio04.html Förresten, vilken lyspistol använder man in Finnland? Beteckning, märke och model? Finns det andra handgranater än dom jag nämner? Vem är "RMV"? mvh HANS

Här är min definition för projektets ämne: The weapons are listed under several categories, which are loosely based on the United Nations definitions of Small Arms, Light Weapons, and Munitions: – Handguns (revolvers and self-loading pistols) – Submachine Guns and Personal Defence Weapons (including machine pistols and semiautomatic weapons chambering pistol cartridges) – Rifles (including carbines and anti-materiel rifles up to and including a calibre of 25mm) – Shotguns – Machine Guns (including heavy machine guns and machine guns mounted in infantry support vehicles like APCs or helicopters) – Grenade Launchers (including those mounted on tripods and vehicles) – Signal Pistols – Hand Grenades – Light Antitank Weapons (including man-portable rocket launchers and recoilless rifles; only unguided weapons are covered, no guided missiles of any kind) – Cannon (automatic weapons from 20mm that are not grenade launchers; these include weapons mounted on infantry support vehicles and gunships) mvh HANS

Haha. >Jag är för övrigt också nyfiken på vad du ska ha listan till. Ska du ha den till något praktiskt, eller är det bara allmän måste-få-en-fullständig-lista-över-detta-mani? Kallar det för en mani för närvarande. Kanske blir det en bok nångång, men som ni kan se är det inte så enkelt . . . och det blir svarare och svarare hur längre bort man kommer från Europa . . . "min" Sydamerika är ganska fullständigt, tror jag, men Asien har stora hål och Afrika är katastrof förutom ett par länder . . . Om det finns folk här som vet saker och ting om inventarlister av andra länder så kan jag lägga in en eller annan lista också. mvh HANS

>Hur kan du för övrigt säga att den är för stor och tung för din lista, samtidigt som du har med saker som 23 Itk 61 och Bushmaster II i listan? Helt subjektiv val. Mina listor inkluderar alla skjutvapen t o m 40mm som används av armén (dvs, inga flygkanoner osv). Till det tillkommer bärbara pansarvärnsvapen ("LAWs") och handgranater (som är faktiskt jätte svårt att utreda för många länder). Jag vet det är lite av allt, men det är redan för mycket . . . jag är också mer intresserad i automatkanoner än i stora rekylfria psvn grejer, helt enkelt mvh HANS

>Det påstås att Barretten skulle ha ett sikte med 10x förstoring och inte 12x som i din lista. Mycket mögligt. Många använder Leupold eller Hensoldt 10x. >Granatmaskingevären som testats är 40 KRKK CIS AGL av Singapore Technologies samt 40 KRKK H&K av, just det, H&K. Visst, visst. Men vilka blir det nu? >9.00 Konepistooli 2000 skulle vara MP5A4. Det står inget om trigger groups. Vi behöver ett kort (länken jag hade är tyvärr död: http://www.rekyyli.com/uutiset/military/P6027241.JPG) . Jag litar inte på pressmeddelande, de är ofta fel angående sådana detaljer ;) Har det infällbar kolv, som jag vill minnas att den hade? I så fall är det ingen MP5A4, utan MP5A5 (med eller utan Navy trigger group). mvh HANS

>Alltså enligt C.I.P (Commission Internationale Permanente pour l'Epreuve des Armes à Feu portatives) finns det en viss skillnad mellan de båda patrontyperna. Tack för det här, jätte nyttigt! >Sammanfattning gjord av "Sirius" av de viktigaste skillnaderna: Skillnaderna är jätte liten, ungefär som mellan 7,63x25mm Mauser och 7,62x25mm Tokarev (som är helt utväxelbar och for all purposes detsamma); som sagt, jag vet att ni killar påstår på det, men de originala ryssiska vapen, typ SVD eller DP, blev knappast tillverkat i nån obskur finsk kaliber, utan i den vanliga ryssiska 7,62x54mmR Mosin-Nagant . . . mvh HANS

>Du har även raskas sinko 95 S 58-61, Nej, det ingår inte i listan -- för stor och tungt. Det är intressant att du säger den finns fortfarande i tjänst, redan JANE'S INFANTRY WEAPONS 1988/89 påstår att den inte längre finns. Men som sagt, man kan inte lita på JANE'S . . . >I Varusmiehen käsikirja 1994 så finns 66 Kes 75, som vi hade vid sidan om 66 Kes 88. Jag har inget minne av någon 66 Kes 66. Det kan väl vara att det är en förväxling med kalibern (66mm vs 1966). mvh HANS

Det finns ett program att ersätter den gamla 30 KRKK AGS-17 med en nya i 40x53mmSR kalibern. Jag hörde att antingen H&K GMG eller STK 50AGL skulle köpas; vet nån vilken det blev och vad den heter i finsk tjänst? mvh HANS

>>Common Name: HK69A1 >>Calibre: 40×46mmSR >Kaliber 40 x 49 Nej, säkert inte. NATO-Kalibern är 40x46mmSR, och det är mycket, mycket orimligt at Finnland köpte denna vapen i en ny, hittills otestad och helt obekannt kaliber. Det är möligt att man i Finnland kallar den så, men det är alltså fel (jag vet också att man kallar 7,62x54mmR Mosin-Nagant för 7,62x53mmR däruppe, men resten av världen gör inte så). mvh HANS

>> Designation: 9,00mm Konepistooli malli 2000 – 9,00 KP 2000 Common Name: MP5A5 >Skjuter inte bursts enligt mina källor. Jaha. Nu skulle det vara lämpligt med ett kort, jag tror mig ha sett detta, men hittar kortet inte nu så klart. Har du ett? >Dessutom finns MP 5 SD6 (9.00 KP 2000 vaimennettu) som är utrustad med ljuddämpare. Tackar, det var en bra ny bit. Finns det en förkortning för vaimennettu som vantligtvis används? mvh HANS

>Varifrån har du tagit listan ovan? Jane's infantry weapons? Nähä. JANE'S är jätte dåligt på såna saker (som även Terry Gander tillger), både vad det gäller originalbeteckningar i språk som inte är engelska och vad det gäller vilka vapen faktiskt finns i tjänst. Jag har jobbat med denna listan i några år, faktiskt, med detaljerna tagit från olika källor. >Säkert går det att hitta hur många fel som helst, Jag skulle inte ha trott att den var så daligt, men du är jätte välkommen att peka ut alla (eller åtmindstone de värsta) för mig -- det är därför jag postade den. >men varför vill du ha en perfekt lista över alla infanterivapen som finland har? Jag har såna listor för nästan alla länder i världen; min finska är dåligt to say the least, men jag vet att det finns folk från Finland här; det är därför jag postar här. Och perfekt . . . det är klart att den måste vara perfekt ;) mvh HANS

Tackar! Kan du säga om det fattas nånting här eller om det finns några fel? Handguns Designation: 9,00mm Pistooli malli 1980 – 9,00 PIST 80 Common Name: Browing HP-DA Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Fabrique Nationale d’Armes de Guerre SA (FN), Herstal, Belgium. Use: Armed forces: general service (1980-). Some 10,000 acquired. Being replaced or at least supplemented by PIST 03. Common Name: Glock 17 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Glock GmbH, Deutsch-Wagram, Austria. Use: Police forces: general service. Standard police sidearm since 1994. Common Name: Glock 19 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Glock GmbH, Deutsch-Wagram, Austria. Use: Police forces: general service. Standard police sidearm since 1994. Common Name: USP Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Osasto Karhu. Common Name: P226 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: SIG-Sauer GmbH, Eckernförde, Germany. Use: Armed forces: limited service. Limited number acquired for UN peacekeepers and rapid deployment force. Common Name: P5 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Walther GmbH, Ulm, Germany. Use: Police forces: limited service? Designation: 9,00mm Pistooli malli 2003 – 9,00 PIST 03 Common Name: P99 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Carl Walther GmbH, Ulm, Germany. Use: Armed forces: limited service (2003-). Common Name: Model 13 Military & Police Calibre: 9×33mmR Origin: Smith & Wesson (S&W), Springfield, USA. Use: Police forces: limited service. Common Name: Model 586 Distinguished Combat Magnum Calibre: 9×33mmR Origin: Smith & Wesson (S&W), Springfield, USA. Use: Police forces: limited service. Common Name: Model 686 Distinguished Combat Magnum Calibre: 9×33mmR Origin: Smith & Wesson (S&W), Springfield, USA. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Osasto Karhu. Submachine Guns Common Name: MP5SFA2 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Police forces: limited service. Details: Fires semiautomatic only. Some mount Compact ACOG 2× scope. Common Name: MP5A3 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with Utti rangers. Police forces: special service. In use with Osasto Karhu. Details: Retractable stock. Designation: 9,00mm Konepistooli malli 2000 – 9,00 KP 2000 Common Name: MP5A5 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: special service. In use with Erikoisjääkäri and military police. Police forces: special service (2000-). In use with Osasto Karhu. Details: Fires semiautomatic, 3-round bursts, and full-automatic. Retractable stock. Designation: 9,00mm Konepistooli malli 1931 – 9,00 KP 31 Common Name: Suomi M31 Calibre: 9×19mm Origin: Oy Tikkakoski AB, Tikkakoski. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Rifles Common Name: SG552-2P Commando Calibre: 5.56×45mm Origin: Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft (SIG), Neuhausen, Switzerland. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Osasto Karhu. Details: Carbine with 254mm barrel. Fires semiautomatic, 3-round bursts, and full-automatic. Folding stock. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1954 Taittopera – 7,62 RK 54 Common Name: AK-47 Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Oy VALMET AB, Tourula (licensed). Use: Armed forces: limited service. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1954 Taittopera – 7,62 RK 54 TP Common Name: AKS-47 Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Zakłady Metalowe Lucznik, Radom, Poland (licensed). Use: Armed forces: limited service. Details: Folding stock. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1954 Taittopera – 7,62 RK 54 TP Common Name: AKS-47 (MPiKS) Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: VEB Ernst-Thälmann-Werk, Suhl, East Germany (licensed). Use: Armed forces: limited service. 100,000 acquired in 1990s from ex-East German NVA stocks. Details: Folding stock. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1956 Taittopera – 7,62 RK 56 TP Common Name: AKS-47 (Type 56-2) Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: North China Industries (NORINCO), Beijing, China (licensed). Use: Armed forces: reserve service. Many acquired in 1990s. Details: Folding stock. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1962 – 7,62 RK 62 Common Name: M62 Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Oy VALMET AB, Tourula; Oy SAKO AB, Riihimäki. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard assault rifle. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1962 Taittopera – 7,62 RK 62 TP Common Name: M62 Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Oy VALMET AB, Tourula. Use: Armed forces: general service. Standard assault rifle. Details: Folding stock. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1962 – 7,62 RK 62 Common Name: M76 Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Oy VALMET AB, Tourula; Oy SAKO AB, Riihimäki. Use: Armed forces: general service (1976-). Standard assault rifle. Designation: 7,62mm Rynnakkokivääri malli 1995 Taittopera – 7,62 RK 95 TP Common Name: M95 Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Oy SAKO AB, Riihimäki. Use: Armed forces: limited service (1995-). Less than 20,000 acquired. Details: Folding stock. Common Name: PSG1 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Osasto Karhu. Details: Hensoldt 6× scope. Designation: 7,62mm Kivääri malli 1939 – 7,62 KIV 39 Common Name: M39 Calibre: 7.62×54mmR Origin: Oy SAKO AB, Riihimäki. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Designation: 7,62mm Tarkka-ampujakivääri malli 1985 – 7,62 TAK 85 Common Name: M85 Calibre: 7.62×54mmR Origin: VALMET (barrels and other parts); army (stocks and assembly). Use: Armed forces: general service (1985-). Details: ??? 4× scope. Designation: 7,62mm Tarkka-ampujakivääri malli Dragunov – 7,62 TAK Dragunov Common Name: SVD Calibre: 7.62×54mmR Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: limited service. In use with sissi, border guards and paratroopers. Acquired in 1990s from Russia and ex-East German NVA stocks. Details: PSO-1 4× scope. Common Name: TRG-21 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Oy SAKO AB, Riihimäki. Use: Police forces: special service. In use with Osasto Karhu. Details: Zeiss Diavari 6× scope. Designation: 8,6mm Tarkkuuskivääri malli 2000 – 8,6 TKIV 2000 Common Name: TRG-42 Calibre: 8.6×70mm Origin: Oy SAKO AB, Riihimäki. Use: Armed forces: special service (2000-). Details: Zeiss Diavari 3-12× scope. Designation: 12,7mm Raskas Tarkkuuskivääri malli 2000 – 12,7 RSTKIV 2000 Common Name: Model 82A1M Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc, Murfreesboro, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service (2000-). Details: 737mm barrel. Zeiss Diavari 3-12× scope? Bipod. Common Name: Model 90 Calibre: 12.7×99mm Origin: Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc, Murfreesboro, USA. Use: Armed forces: special service. Details: 737mm barrel. Zeiss Diavari 3-12× scope? Bipod. Shotguns Common Name: Baikal IJ-43 Calibre: 18.5×76mmR Origin: Izhevsky Mekhanichesky Zavod, Ishevsk, Russia. Use: Police forces: general service. Details: Double-barrelled. Common Name: Model 870P Calibre: 18.5×76mmR Origin: Remington Arms Co, Inc, Madison, USA. Use: Armed forces: limited service. In use with military police. Police forces: general service. Also in use with Osasto Karhu. Machine Guns Designation: 7,62mm Kevyt Konekivääri malli 1954 – 7,62 KVKK 54 Common Name: RPD Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: reserve service (1954-). OBSOLETE. Details: Bipod. Designation: 7,62mm Kevyt Konekivääri malli 1962 – 7,62 KVKK 62 Common Name: M62 Calibre: 7.62×39mm Origin: Oy VALMET AB, Tourula. Use: Armed forces: general service (1962-). Standard light machine gun. Details: Bipod. Designation: 7,62mm Konekivääri malli MG3 – 7,62 KK MG3 Common Name: MG3A1 Calibre: 7.62×51mm Origin: Rheinmetall GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: limited service (2000s-). In use on Leopard 2A4 main battle tank Details: No stock. Designation: 7,62mm Pikakivääri malli 1927 – 7,62 PK 27 Common Name: DP Calibre: 7.62×54mmR Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: reserve service. OBSOLETE. Details: Bipod. 47-round drum magazine. Designation: 7,62mm Konekivääri malli PKM – 7,62 KK PKM Common Name: PKM Calibre: 7.62×54mmR Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: limited service. In use with mechanised infantry. First acquired in 1990s from ex-East German NVA stocks, later directly from Russia. Details: Bipod. Common Name: PKMT Calibre: 7.62×54mmR Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: general service. In use as coaxial gun on T-72M1 main battle tank, BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle, and CV9030FIN infantry fighting vehicle. Details: Lacks stock and trigger. Designation: 12,7mm Ilmatorjuntakonekivääri malli NSV – 12,7 ITKK NSV Common Name: NSV-12.7 Calibre: 12.7×108mm Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: general service. In use on armoured vehicles including T-72M1 main battle tank and SISU PSAJON 83 PASI armoured personnel carrier. Designation: 12,7mm Ilmatorjuntakonekivääri malli NS-12,7 – 12,7 ITKK NS-12,7 Common Name: NSVS-12.7 Calibre: 12.7×108mm Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: general service. Used on tripods. Details: Tripod made by Våpensmia, Dokka, Norway. Grenade Launchers Designation: 30mm Kranaattikonekivääri malli AGS-17 – 30 KRKK AGS-17 Common Name: AGS-17 Calibre: 30×29mmB Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: general service. Used on tripods. Details: Tripod. Designation: 40mm Kranaattipistooli malli 2002 – 40 KRPST 2002 Common Name: HK69A1 Calibre: 40×46mmSR Origin: Heckler & Koch GmbH, Oberndorf, Germany. Use: Armed forces: limited service (2002-). Details: Retractable stock. Signal Pistols ??? Hand Grenades Designation: Kranaatti 1941 – KR 41 Common Name: Origin: RMV Use: Armed forces: general service. Details: Offensive grenade. Designation: Käsikranaatti 1943/83 – KÄSIKR 43/83 Common Name: Origin: RMV Use: Armed forces: general service (1983-). Details: Defensive grenade. Light Antitank Weapons Designation: 66mm Kevyt Kertasinko 1966 – 66 KES 66 Common Name: M72A2 Calibre: 66mm Origin: Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker A/S, Raufoss, Norway (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. OBSOLETE. Details: Disposable. Designation: 66mm Kevyt Kertasinko 1988 – 66 KES 88 Common Name: M72A5 Calibre: 66mm Origin: Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker A/S, Raufoss, Norway (licensed). Use: Armed forces: general service. 70,000 acquired in 1990. Details: Disposable. Designation: 112mm Raskas Kertasinko APILAS – 112 RSKES APILAS Common Name: APILAS Calibre: 112mm Origin: Matra-MANURHIN Défense SA, Velizy, France. Use: Armed forces: general service. Details: Disposable. Cannon Designation: 23mm Ilmatorjuntakanuuna malli 1961 – 23 ITK 61 Common Name: 2A14 (ZU-23) Calibre: 23×152mm Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: general service. In use on twin AA mount. Designation: 30mm Panssarivaunukanuuna malli 2A42 – 30 PSVK 2A42 Common Name: 2A42 Calibre: 30×165mm Origin: Russia. Use: Armed forces: general service (1988-). In use on BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle. Details: Twin feed. Designation: 30mm Panssarivaunukanuuna malli ??? – 30 PSVK ??? Common Name: Bushmaster II (MK44 MOD 0) Calibre: 30×173mm Origin: Alliant Techsystems Inc (ATK), Mesa, USA. Use: Armed forces: general service (2003-). In use on Patria AMV infantry fighting vehicle. Details: Externally powered. Twin feed. Designation: 35mm Ilmatorjuntakanuuna malli 1963/88 – 35 ITK 63/88 Common Name: KDA Calibre: 35×228mm Origin: Oerlikon-Bührle AG, Zürich-Oerlikon, Switzerland. Use: Armed forces: general service. In use on twin AA mount. mvh HANS

Är det nån som vet det nyaste om dessa vapen i finsk tjänst: Jag hörde att Walther P99:n blev antagen som 9,00 PIST 03, ska den ersätta 9,00 PIST 80? Vad hände med de SIG-Sauer P226 som blev inköpt för FN-uppdrag? Fick dem en offisiell beteckning (9,00 PIST 00 eller nåt)? På 90-talet inköpte man både russiska SVD (från Tyskland) och ROMARM FPK gevär, fick dem en offisiell beteckning (7,62 TAK 9?)? Vilka kikarsiktor används på SAKO 8,6 TKIV 2000 och Barrett 12,7 RSTKIV 2000? Dito ksp:or Rheinmetall MG3A1 och PKM som användes på strv. Och slutligen, vilken beteckning fick Bushmaster II akan? 30 PSVK 0?? Tackar! mvh HANS

Är det nån som vet hur det står till med Norges pröv vid syfte på att ersätta AG3:an? Sista gång jag hörde nåt om det fanns des H&K G36, FN F2000 och Diemaco C7A2 kvar. Har de bestämmt sig nu? mvh HANS