Videos tagged with Carl Gustaf

This YouTube video showcases a massive, shoulder-fired 84mm Carl Gustaf Recoilless Rifle. The title suggests a focus on military history and potentially ASMR-like audio experiences. While the description is minimal, the title clearly indicates the primary subject is a powerful, historical military weapon, with potential nods to everyday carry (EDC) culture in a very unconventional way, and its historical significance.

This video analyzes the AK4, Sweden's unique modification of the H&K G3 battle rifle. The description details the Swedish military's decision-making process in the 1960s, opting for the G3 over domestic designs like the GRAM-63. Key modifications made by Sweden to enhance the G3's service life to 15,000 rounds are highlighted, including a heavier recoil buffer, altered stock, sights, bayonet attachment, bolt carrier, and a clip-on case deflector. The video also mentions the initial procurement of AK4s from H&K and subsequent licensed domestic production by Carl Gustaf and Husqvarna. Access to the rifle was provided by the Estonian Defense Forces.

This YouTube video showcases an airsoft replica of the Carl Gustaf 84mm recoilless rifle. The description indicates a connection to the IWA Info Exhibition, suggesting a possible demonstration or display of the replica. As an airsoft model, it likely mimics the appearance and operation of the real weapon without firing live ammunition. The video is likely to appeal to airsoft enthusiasts, collectors, and those interested in military replicas.

This video showcases the M3 MAAWS (Multi-role anti-armor/anti-personnel weapon system), also commonly known as the Carl Gustaf. The content likely focuses on the capabilities, operation, or potential applications of this shoulder-fired recoilless rifle. Given the specific designation, the video is expected to delve into details relevant to military or tactical users, potentially including its ammunition types and effectiveness against various targets.

This video focuses on the Carl Gustaf Pack, a specialized carrying system designed in collaboration with SAAB for the MAAWS (84mm Recoilless Rifle). It highlights the pack's capacity for four rockets, enhancing the lethality of Carl Gustaf fire teams. The description details its durable construction with precision laser-cut loading doors, an aramid X-PLY laminate outer shell, and a lightweight interior featuring aerospace-grade foam and a high-density polyethylene endoskeleton. The pack also incorporates padded straps and a Heavy Load Harness (HLH) for comfortable and balanced load carriage in harsh environments. The product is exclusively available for agency, unit, and department orders only, with contact information provided for inquiries.

This video focuses on the Carl Gustaf 84mm recoilless rifle, specifically showcasing its high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rounds. The title emphasizes its shoulder-fired nature and classification as an anti-tank weapon. The inclusion of #military and #ordnance hashtags suggests a broader context within military hardware and ammunition. While no specific demonstrations or comparisons are detailed in the provided data, the content is clearly centered around military ordnance and weaponry.

This YouTube video focuses on the M3 MAAWS (Multi-role Anti-armor Anti-personnel Weapon System), also known as the Carl Gustaf, presented by Haley Strategic Partners with a "Blackside" theme. The content likely showcases the weapon system, its capabilities, and potentially its integration with tactical gear and training methodologies developed by Haley Strategic. It's aimed at individuals interested in military-grade weaponry, advanced tactical applications, and high-end firearm accessories.

This YouTube Shorts video features Travis Haley demonstrating a reload of the M3 MAAWS, also known as the Carl Gustaf. The description provides links to Haley Strategic's social media accounts and Telegram channel, encouraging viewers to follow for updates and restocks. The content highlights tactical equipment and operational procedures relevant to firearms enthusiasts.

This YouTube video focuses on the Shot Show 2020, specifically highlighting "Range Hammers," Carl Gustaf firearms, and the inclusion of "Bourbon." The description provides a complete parts list and links to the creator's Patreon, merchandise store (TriStar Trading), recommended ear protection, and email list. It emphasizes that all filming was conducted safely and legally on a public range under professional supervision. The content appears to be a review or overview of items showcased at the event, with a blend of firearms and potentially lifestyle elements given the mention of bourbon.

This video from Forgotten Weapons delves into the history and development of the Swedish m/41B sniper rifle. Introduced during WWII due to Sweden's geopolitical concerns, the m/41 was initially fitted with German AJACK scopes and built on existing accurate rifles from various Swedish manufacturers. Later, a rebuild program in 1955 standardized the rifles with universally fitted AJACK scopes and improved sights, keeping them in service until 1991. The video details the rifle's origins, the challenges in acquiring optics, and its eventual modernization.