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The Swedish sledgehammer: A salute to the Carl Gustaf, long may the ‘Goose’ reign
By Adam Gramegna ·
We Are The Mighty
· Thursday, February 19, 2026
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The Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle is a unique weapon that has been used by troops around the world. It is made of titanium and carbon fiber and has been in use despite being a 1940s solution to modern
The Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle is a unique weapon that has been used by troops around the world. It is made of titanium and carbon fiber and has been in use despite being a 1940s solution to modern problems. This weapon, also known as the "Goose", is valued for its reliability and power.
It has been used in various locations, including the Hindu Kush and the Helmand valleys. Further details about the Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle can be found through additional sources, which provide more information about its history and use.
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