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- 40_light_machine_gun abstract "The Kg m/40 was a light machine gun used by the Swedish Army during the 1940s. A small number were also manufactured in Germany by Knorr-Bremse for the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS, under the name MG35/36A, though they were mostly nicknamed "the Knorr-Bremse".The KG/1940 loaded its magazine from the side, similar to the FG42. It also had the ability to use 20 round magazines from Swedish type M1918 BARs. In 1940 there was a desperate need for machineguns in Sweden. The production rate of kg m/37 (Swedish BAR variant) was rather slow and not suitable for modern production.In 1940, a LMG was accepted called system SAV (Svenska Automat Vapen = Swedish Automatic Weapons). The design was made by a German called Hans Lauf at Magdeburg Maschinenfabrik AG. However the patent starts out from the 22nd of November 1933 in Sweden. He had two fellow applicants from Sweden: Ivar Staeck and Torsten Lindfors. Staeck and Lindfors got the patent for the double gas canal system and the double trigger construction. This prototype was called LH33 and it later became Kg m/40. 1935 Hans Lauf became manager for the AG Knorr-Bremse, Berlin-Lichtenberg. There he got a patent on September 19, 1935 for a similar weapon called LH35 which is modified to LH36 and this prototype was later accepted as the German MG 35/36. Wendelin Przykalla at Knorr-Bremse AG made some further improvements 1939. The weapon was most likely only designed at Knorr-Bremse but manufactured in Waffenfabrik Steyr.".
- 40_light_machine_gun origin Sweden.
- 40_light_machine_gun thumbnail Kulsprutegevär_m-1940_-_Sverige_-_6,5x55mm_-_Armémuseum.jpg?width=300.
- 40_light_machine_gun type Light_machine_gun.
- 40_light_machine_gun usedInWar World_War_II.
- 40_light_machine_gun wikiPageExternalLink mg91-e.htm.
- 40_light_machine_gun wikiPageExternalLink swedish_kg4.htm.
- 40_light_machine_gun wikiPageID "11230886".
- 40_light_machine_gun wikiPageRevisionID "548494328".
- 40_light_machine_gun action "Gas".
- 40_light_machine_gun cartridge "6.5".
- 40_light_machine_gun feed "20".
- 40_light_machine_gun hasPhotoCollection 40_light_machine_gun.
- 40_light_machine_gun isRanged "YES".
- 40_light_machine_gun manufacturer "Svenska Automatvapen AB".
- 40_light_machine_gun name "Kulsprutegevär m/1940".
- 40_light_machine_gun origin Sweden.
- 40_light_machine_gun rate "480".
- 40_light_machine_gun sights "Iron".
- 40_light_machine_gun type Light_machine_gun.
- 40_light_machine_gun usedBy "See Users".
- 40_light_machine_gun variants "MG35/36".
- 40_light_machine_gun velocity "745.0".
- 40_light_machine_gun wars World_War_II.
- 40_light_machine_gun subject Category:Light_machine_guns.
- 40_light_machine_gun subject Category:Machine_guns_of_Sweden.
- 40_light_machine_gun subject Category:World_War_II_machine_guns.
- 40_light_machine_gun type Device.
- 40_light_machine_gun type Weapon.
- 40_light_machine_gun type Product.
- 40_light_machine_gun type PhysicalDevice.
- 40_light_machine_gun type Weapon.
- 40_light_machine_gun type DesignedArtifact.
- 40_light_machine_gun comment "The Kg m/40 was a light machine gun used by the Swedish Army during the 1940s. A small number were also manufactured in Germany by Knorr-Bremse for the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS, under the name MG35/36A, though they were mostly nicknamed "the Knorr-Bremse".The KG/1940 loaded its magazine from the side, similar to the FG42. It also had the ability to use 20 round magazines from Swedish type M1918 BARs. In 1940 there was a desperate need for machineguns in Sweden.".
- 40_light_machine_gun label "Kg m/40 light machine gun".
- 40_light_machine_gun label "Kg m/40".
- 40_light_machine_gun sameAs 40.
- 40_light_machine_gun sameAs m.02r4fp0.
- 40_light_machine_gun sameAs Q6398726.
- 40_light_machine_gun sameAs Q6398726.
- 40_light_machine_gun wasDerivedFrom 40_light_machine_gun?oldid=548494328.
- 40_light_machine_gun depiction Kulsprutegevär_m-1940_-_Sverige_-_6,5x55mm_-_Armémuseum.jpg.
- 40_light_machine_gun isPrimaryTopicOf 40_light_machine_gun.
- 40_light_machine_gun name "Kulsprutegevär m/1940".