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issue to infantry units of the Reserve Defence Forces and the Permanent
Defence Forces this weapon provides the infantry company with an anti
tank capability.
The
primary role of this weapon is to destroy enemy armour. Its secondary
role is anti-personnel. Ammunition comes in different types: HEAT (High
Explosive Anti Tank), HEAP (High Explosive Anti Personnel), TPTP (Target
Practice Tracer Projectile), Smoke and Illum.
The
Carl-Gustaf can be fired from the standing, kneeling or prone (lying)
positions. When fired on flat surfaces the weapon is supported by a
flexible bipod immediately in front of the shoulder piece.
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