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Kg m/40 (Kulsprutegevär m/1940) kanske? Hade en tysk konstruktör läser jag

Ahh, visst! Pang i polletten!
En kulspruta som inte direkt vart någon jättesuccé.
Dess historia tycks dock en aning mystisk...
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The Swedish light machine gun (LMG) m/40 has for more than sixty years had an ambiguous background history. According to the Swedish arms historians were the originators of the weapon two unknown designers named Lauf and Przkalla in Germany, where it was manufactured by Knorr-Bremse AG, which was a large industrial company that was specialized in manufacturing air brakes for trucks and rail vehicles.
German army adopted the weapon as the MG 35/36, but it was made known not in large numbers. It is not known how the gun came to Sweden but it was manufactured by the company Swedish Automatic Weapons (SAV), which was led by Major Torsten Lindfors. Beside the company name nothing is known about the company Swedish Automatic Weapons, not even were offices and factories were located.
http://www.gotavapen.se/gota/artiklar/kg/swedish_kg4.htm
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