HANS Posted October 22, 2004 Report Posted October 22, 2004 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. Quote
HANS Posted May 20, 2005 Author Report Posted May 20, 2005 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 Quote
julenissen Posted May 20, 2005 Report Posted May 20, 2005 Okej, samma spel som med Finnland. Anmärkningar? 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. Sært å velge en pistol til den oppgaven. På Svalbard bruker man mausere og revolvere til denslags bruk. Submachine Guns and Personal Defence WeaponsDesignation: 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. Det skrives "Hjemmeværnet" på dansk. Quote
lanrezac Posted May 20, 2005 Report Posted May 20, 2005 Sgt.Ratchak,May 20 2005, 20:29 ]Annan schysst länk Diesel i blodet og krudt i røven Om det är någon fjolle som inte kan läsa så översätter jag gärna ;) Quote
Patroels Posted May 20, 2005 Report Posted May 20, 2005 Lite småfel att anmärka: JKP är INTE den rätta förkortningen. Jægerkorpset förkortas JGK. "Submachine Guns and Personal Defence Weapons Designation: Maskinpistol Model 1949 – Mp M/49" 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) för användning i SIB... "Designation: Gevær Model 1966 – G M/66 Common Name: G3A3" & "Designation: Gevær Model 1975 – G M/75 Common Name: G3A3" 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... Båda förkortas dock GV M/xx "Machine Guns Designation: ??? Common Name: C7LSW" Officiella beteckningen är: LSV/04 MVH Troels, som hoppas att han inte har gjort fel ;) Quote
Håkan Spuhr Posted May 24, 2005 Report Posted May 24, 2005 Jag tror att FN GP35 fortfarande används i flygvapnet. Man har även tidigare använt sig av Colt Cobra .38 spl, men vet inte om de inte längre används. Som finskjutningsgevär används både AI .338 LM och Stoner SR25 av SF. Polisen har tidigare använt Walther PP, skulle förvåna mig om alla redan är utrangerade. MVH Håkan Quote
HANS Posted May 26, 2005 Author Report Posted May 26, 2005 (edited) 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. Edited May 26, 2005 by HANS Quote
HANS Posted May 26, 2005 Author Report Posted May 26, 2005 >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 Quote
Alien Posted May 26, 2005 Report Posted May 26, 2005 Vad är det för skillnader G3A3 - G3A4 - G3A5? Quote
Patroels Posted May 26, 2005 Report Posted May 26, 2005 <Blev beteckningen ändrat?> Förstår inte frågan Det är lite konstigt, du har rätt.... Nej, det är inte konstigt alls Vet du nåt om MGL:n? Nej, det vapnet har vi inte i HJV! Om du under "designation" vill ha det danska namnet (-?) har jag två ändringar: Kikkargevär= Kikkertgevær Optisk riktmedel= Optisk sigte MVH Troels Quote
HANS Posted May 26, 2005 Author Report Posted May 26, 2005 > <Blev beteckningen ändrat?> 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 Quote
HANS Posted May 26, 2005 Author Report Posted May 26, 2005 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 Quote
Patroels Posted June 3, 2005 Report Posted June 3, 2005 Blev den officiella beteckningen av de Gv M/75 som fick den nya kolven ändrat? Svar: Nej. Du skrev: Det är lite konstigt, du har rätt... Och jag svarade: Nej, det är inte konstigt alls ... Jag skojade... Sen frågar du: Vet du nåt om MGL:n? Och jag svarade: Nej, det vapnet har vi inte i HJV! ... Därför att vi inte får specifik information om -eller utbildning på- vapen som inte finns i HJV. Iövrigt tvekar jag inte en sekund på att vapnet finns -någonstans- i danska totalforsvaret. Angående M/66 & M/75: Fattar absolut ingenting längre, men försökte bara hjälpa efter bästa förmågenhet MVH Troels Quote
Swedish Chef Posted June 6, 2005 Report Posted June 6, 2005 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. Detta verkar vara en USP9SD, inte en Tactical som dom kallas i kaliber .45ACP och .40S&W. Quote
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