Carl-Gustaf M2

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The Carl-Gustaf M2 is a widely used, man-portable, shoulder-fired anti-tank and multi-purpose recoilless rifle variant employed by numerous armed forces around the world.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Carl Gustaf M1 1
Carl Gustaf M2 1
Carl-Gustaf M1 1

Statements (58)

Predicate Object
instanceOf man-portable weapon system
recoilless rifle
shoulder-fired anti-tank weapon
caliber 84 mm
canFire anti-personnel rounds
high-explosive anti-tank ammunition
high-explosive dual-purpose ammunition
illumination rounds
smoke rounds
countryOfOrigin Sweden
crew 2-person team
designedBy Bofors (as an arms manufacturer)
surface form: Bofors
designedFor airborne forces
infantry units
special operations forces
enteredService mid-20th century
followedBy Carl Gustaf M3
surface form: Carl-Gustaf M3
follows Carl-Gustaf M2 self-linksurface differs
surface form: Carl-Gustaf M1
hasFeature bipod mount capability
optical sight compatibility
reloadable launcher
rifled barrel
is man-portable
shoulder-fired
manufacturer Saab AB
surface form: Saab Bofors Dynamics
partOfSeries Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle
surface form: Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle family
primaryRole anti-tank weapon
propulsion recoilless cartridge
secondaryRole multi-purpose support weapon
typeOfAction recoilless
usedBy Australian Army
Brazilian Army
British Army
Canadian forces
surface form: Canadian Armed Forces

Czech Army
Estonian Defence Forces
Finnish Defence Forces
German Army
Indian Army
Indonesian Army
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
surface form: Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force

Jordanian Armed Forces
Armed Forces of Latvia
surface form: Latvian National Armed Forces

Malaysian Army
Mexican Army
Norwegian Armed Forces
Armed Forces of the Republic of Poland
surface form: Polish Armed Forces

Royal Thai Army
Saudi Armed Forces
surface form: Saudi Arabian Armed Forces

Slovak Armed Forces
Armed Forces of South Africa
surface form: South African National Defence Force

Swedish Armed Forces
United Arab Emirates Armed Forces
United States Army
numerous armed forces worldwide
usedIn anti-armor operations
bunker-busting operations
infantry support role

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle (current versions and support) hasVersion Carl-Gustaf M2
subject surface form: Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle
Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle (current versions and support) hasVersion Carl-Gustaf M2
subject surface form: Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle
this entity surface form: Carl-Gustaf M3
Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle notableVariant Carl-Gustaf M2
this entity surface form: Carl Gustaf M1
Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle notableVariant Carl-Gustaf M2
this entity surface form: Carl Gustaf M2
Carl-Gustaf M2 follows Carl-Gustaf M2 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Carl-Gustaf M1