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WWII Swedish Rifles: M38 Mauser & AG42 Ljungman Automatic

For the weekend, we have another video chosen by our great supporters on Patreon. In it we look at two rifles developed for use in World War II by the Swedish military. First, we have the M38 Mauser short rifle. Basically this was a shortened version of Sweden's M96 infantry rifle. In fact early on, these were created by simply cutting down Gustav M96s, and then during the war all new M38 rifles were manufactured by Husqvarna. Next, we have the country's first self-loading or semi-automatic rifle, the AG-42 (aka Ljungman to many Americans). This very interesting rifle was designed by Erik Eklund over a very short period of time right in the middle of WWII. It operated using a Russian SVT40 inspired bolt and direct impingement gas system. Both rifles continued the use of the very accurate and flat shooting 6.5x55mm Swede cartridge. Interested in becoming a Patreon contributor? Check out our Patreon page at:   / mishaco   Visit http://ozarkbeararms.blogspot.com to read more articles. This video is produced and published to YouTube for historical and educational purposes and to document and make record of the content herein publicly available for said purposes. The Mishaco channel is run by experienced and trained industry professionals and all activity portrayed and content herein is presented with all considerations to safety and in accordance with local, state, and the Federal law of the United States.