Saab to supply Carl-Gustaf M4 anti-tank weapons, ammo to undisclosed customer
The order is valued at approximately 90 million euros. Fourteen countries are said to have signed contracts to procure the M4 since the shoulder-fired weapon was introduced
Eyal Boguslavsky
| 27/09/2021
Photo: Sgt. Michael Parker
Swedish company Saab announced last week that it has received a large order for shoulder-fired Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless rifles and ammunition. The order is valued at approximately 90 million euros, with deliveries scheduled to take place in 2022. The customer's identity was not released.
According to the company, since the introduction of the Carl-Gustaf M4 in 2014, Saab has signed contracts to supply it to fourteen different nations. The weapon system can use a wide range of ammunition and therefore offers armed forces a high degree of tactical flexibility in combat.
The order is valued at approximately 90 million euros. Fourteen countries are said to have signed contracts to procure the M4 since the shoulder-fired weapon was introduced
Photo: Sgt. Michael Parker
Swedish company Saab announced last week that it has received a large order for shoulder-fired Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless rifles and ammunition. The order is valued at approximately 90 million euros, with deliveries scheduled to take place in 2022. The customer's identity was not released.
According to the company, since the introduction of the Carl-Gustaf M4 in 2014, Saab has signed contracts to supply it to fourteen different nations. The weapon system can use a wide range of ammunition and therefore offers armed forces a high degree of tactical flexibility in combat.
