In the midst of World War II, the Swedish government adopted the AG-42 Ljungman self-loading rifle, which was chambered for their standard 6.5x55mm cartridge. It was issued to supplement squad firepower, and proved to be an accurate and reliable weapon. In 1965, it and the M96 Swedish Mausers were replaced by the AK4 rifle (an H&K G3).

2013年7月10日 · In the midst of World War II, the Swedish government adopted the AG-42 Ljungman self-loading rifle, which was chambered for their standard 6.5x55mm cartridge. It was issued to supplement squad firepower, and proved to be an accurate and reliable weapon. In 1965, it and the M96 Swedish Mausers were replaced by the AK4 rifle (an H&K G3).

2023年8月29日 · The Swedish FM59 Ljungman was a conversion of the AG42B to use box magazines, the 7.62mm NATO cartridge, and a short-stroke gas piston system. Thank you. gas pressure is relieved at the gas regulator in the front - it doesnt have a gas tube as the AG42 - instead its using a piston to move back the carrier as you can see in the link you included.

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2010年3月28日 · From every thing I can tell it looks like a FM59, but there is not much information available on them. It has a gas piston system and when I look under the metal hand guard I can see a spring around the operating rod. I paid a little more than what a Ljungman in good condition goes for now but not too much.

2022年9月19日 · Seller probably had a .308 winchester round on hand checked it saw it fit and had a typo occur while entering the info. And it would be 7.62 NATO but the two cartridges are almost identical externally. Nice catch! So what parts were missing if any?

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