List of equipment of the Swedish Army
This is a list of weapons used by the Swedish Army.
Armour and other vehicles
Model | Origin | Type | Quantity | Image | Details | ||
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Tanks | |||||||
Strv 122 Strv 122B | Sweden Germany | Main battle tank | 120[1] | Stridsvagn 122, Swedish-produced improved version of the German Leopard 2A5. | |||
Infantry fighting vehicles | |||||||
Strf 9040A Strf 9040B Strf 9040B1 Strf 9040C Strf 9040C+ | Sweden | Infantry fighting vehicle | 509[1] | Stridsfordon 90 (Combat Vehicle 90), Swedish advanced infantry fighting vehicle, armed with Bofors 40 mm gun (known commercially as the CV9040). Strf 9040A is planned to be modernised to Strf 9040D1 standard in mid-life upgrade, Strf 9040B/B1 to Strf 9040D2 and Strf 9040C to Strf 9040E. Total number of vehicles acquired for the Swedish Army is 354: A 208 pcs, B 91 pcs, B1 13 pcs and C 42 pcs.[2] | |||
Armoured personnel carriers | |||||||
Patgb 360 | Finland | Armoured personnel carrier | 113[1][3] | Pansarterrängbil 360, Finnish-produced Patria XA-360 AMV, armed with Vapenstation 01 (Protector RWS). | |||
Patgb 203 A Patgb 203 B | Finland | Armoured personnel carrier | 148[1] | Pansarterrängbil 203, Finnish-produced Patria XA-203S, 203 A armed with Hispano-Suiza 20 mm gun and 203 B with Vapenstation 01 (Protector RWS). | |||
Patgb 180 | Finland | Armoured personnel carrier | 35[1] | Pansarterrängbil 180, Finnish-produced Sisu XA-180S, armed with Ksp 88 12.7 mm machine gun. | |||
Utility vehicles | |||||||
Tgb 16 | South Africa | MRAP | 380 | Terrängbil 16 "Galten", South African made 4x4 MRAP, commercially known as RG-32 Scout.[4] | |||
Tgb 15 | Germany | Armoured utility vehicle | 151. 90 more on order. | Terrängbil 15, German Mercedes-Benz G-Class 6x6.[5] | |||
Tgb 14 | Germany | Armoured utility vehicle | 435. | Terrängbil 14, German Mercedes-Benz G-Class 4x4.[5] | |||
Pb 8 | Germany | Utility vehicle | Personbil 8, modified German Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 316 4x4. Replaced the old Tgb 20 vehicles for the Home Guard (Hemvärnet).[6] | ||||
All-terrain vehicles | |||||||
Bv 410 | Sweden | Armoured tracked all-terrain vehicle | 153[7] | Bandvagn 410, Swedish armoured tracked articulated all-terrain vehicle, commercially known as BvS 10. | |||
Bv 309 | Sweden | Armoured tracked all-terrain vehicle | 50 | Bandvagn 309, Swedish armoured tracked articulated all-terrain vehicle, commercially known as Bv 206S. | |||
Bv 206 | Sweden | Tracked all-terrain vehicle | 4,500 | Bandvagn 206, Swedish tracked articulated all-terrain vehicle. | |||
Command, control and communications vehicles | |||||||
Stripbv 90 A Stripbv 90 C | Sweden | Armoured command vehicle | 54[1][2] 2[2] | Stridsledningspansarbandvagn 90, a Swedish command vehicle variant of the CV90.[2] | |||
Störpbv 90 | Sweden | Armoured electronic warfare vehicle | 1[2] | Störpansarbandvagn 90, a Swedish electronic warfare variant of the CV90.[2] | |||
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Finland | Armoured command vehicle Armoured electronic warfare vehicle Armoured positioning vehicle Armoured signals vehicle | 20[1] | Pansarterrängbil 202, Finnish-produced Patria XA-202S. | |||
Military engineering vehicles | |||||||
Bgbv 120 | Germany | Armoured recovery vehicle | 14[1] | Bärgningsbandvagn 120, a German recovery variant of the Leopard 2. | |||
Brobv 120 | Germany | Armoured vehicle-launched bridge | 6 | Brobandvagn 120, a German bridgelayer variant of the Leopard 2. | |||
Ingbv 120 | Germany | Armoured engineering vehicle | 6 | Ingenjörbandvagn 120, a German engineering variant of the Leopard 2. | |||
Bgbv 90 Bgbv 90 A1 Bgbv 90 C | Sweden | Armoured recovery vehicle | 21[2] 2[2] 3[1][2] | Bärgningsbandvagn 90, a Swedish recovery variant of the CV90.[2] | |||
Bsch 23T SP | United Kingdom United States | Armoured bulldozer | Bandschaktare 23T bulldozer, commercially Cat D6R XL. | ||||
Bsch 18T | United Kingdom United States | Bulldozer | Bandschaktare 18T bulldozer, commercially Cat D6R. | ||||
Hl 18T | Sweden | Armoured wheel loader | Hjullastare 18T armoured wheel loader, commercially Volvo L90F. | ||||
Djminröjm 1 T | Sweden | Mine clearing vehicle | Djupminröjmaskin 1 T mine clearing vehicle, commercially Scanjack 3500. | ||||
Field artillery and mortars
Model | Origin | Type | Quantity | Image | Details | |
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Self-propelled artillery and mortars | ||||||
Archer | Sweden | Self-propelled howitzer | 48 | Truck-mounted 155 mm gun-howitzer built using the older FH77 in their production. | ||
Grkpbv 90 | Sweden | Self-propelled mortar | 40[1] | A Swedish 120 mm double-barrel mortar version of the CV90. | ||
Infantry mortars | ||||||
12 cm grk m/41 12 cm grk m/41 D 12 cm grk m/41 E-F | Sweden Finland | Heavy infantry mortar | 84[1] | 12 cm granatkastare m/41, a Swedish-produced version of the Finnish Tampella 120 Krh/40. Earliest 12 cm grk m/41 were imported from Finland. | ||
8 cm grk m/84 8 cm grk m/84 B | Israel Finland | Medium infantry mortar | 215[1] | 8 cm granatkastare m/84, an Israeli Soltam 81 mm mortar based on the Finnish Tampella 81 mm mortars.[8] | ||
Forward observer equipment | ||||||
Epbv 90 A Epbv 90 C | Sweden | Forward observation vehicle | 34[2] 8[1][2] | Eldledningspansarbandvagn 90, a Swedish forward observation vehicle variant of the CV90.[2] | ||
Counter-battery radars | ||||||
ArtlokRR 2091 | Sweden | Counter-battery radar | Artillerilokaliseringsradar 2091, commercially known as ARTHUR, which stands for Artillery Hunting Radar. Swedish counter-battery radar mounted either on Bv 208 or a transport container. Can track up to 100 projectiles a minute, of which 8 projectiles simultaneously.[9] | |||
Special munitions | ||||||
Bofors 155 Bonus | Sweden France | Anti-tank submunition artillery shell | 155 mm artillery shell with two anti-tank submunitions. | |||
M982 Excalibur | Sweden United States | Guided artillery shell | 155 mm GPS-guided artillery shell. | |||
Pansarsprängvinggranat m/94 | Sweden | Guided anti-tank mortar round | 120 mm mortar round commercially known as STRIX. | |||
Anti-aircraft systems
Model | Origin | Type | Quantity | Image | Details | |
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Surface-to-air-missile systems | ||||||
Lvsystem 103 | United States | Surface-to-air missile system | (4) | Luftvärnssystem 103 Patriot. 4 units (total 12 launchers) to be delivered in 2021–2022. | ||
RBS 97 | United States | Surface-to-air missile system | To be replaced by Patriot. | |||
RBS 23 BAMSE | Sweden | Surface-to-air missile system | ||||
RBS 98 | Sweden Germany | Surface-to-air missile system | Four IRIS-T missiles carried on a Bv 410 vehicle. | |||
RBS 70 | Sweden | Surface-to-air missile system | RBS 70 NG on order | |||
Anti-aircraft artillery | ||||||
Lvkv 90 Lvkv 90 C | Sweden | Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun | 27[2] 3[2] | Luftvärnskanonvagn 90, a Swedish anti-aircraft variant of the CV90 armed with Bofors 40 mm gun. The Lvkv 90 is equipped with a PS-95 radar.[2] | ||
Small arms
Model | Origin | Type | Quantity | Image | Details | |
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Pistols | ||||||
Pist 88 Pist 88 B Pist 88 C Pist 88 C2 Pist 88 D | Austria | Pistol | Pistol 88, 88 C and 88 C2 commercially known as Glock 17, Pistol 88 B and 88 D as Glock 19. | |||
Assault and battle rifles | ||||||
Ak 5 C Ak 5 D Ak 5 D Mk II | Sweden | Assault rifle | Standard issue assault rifle, based on the Belgian FN FNC. Ak 5 C is the carbine variant, Ak 5 D is a shortened variant for crews and CQB, and Ak 5 D Mk II is Ak 5 D upgraded to the same standard as current Ak 5 C, Ak 5 A and Ak 5 B variants have been retired. Can be equipped with a M203 grenade launcher. | |||
Ak 4 B Ak 4 C Ak 4 D | Sweden | Battle rifle Designated marksman rifle | Standard issue rifle for the Swedish Home Guard, Swedish production of the German Heckler & Koch G3; Ak 4 B has an optics rail, Ak 4 C is the Ak 4 B with an adjustable buttstock, and Ak 4 D is the Ak 4 C with a modular handguard. Ak 4 D is used as a stopgap designated marksman rifle for the Swedish Armed Forces; Ak 4 and Ak 4 OR have been retired. Can be equipped with a M203 grenade launcher. | |||
Ak 417 | Germany | Battle rifle Designated marksman rifle | Automatkarbin 417, commercially Heckler & Koch HK417. | |||
Heckler & Koch G36C Heckler & Koch G36K | Germany | Assault rifle | Used by the Special Operations Group. | |||
Diemaco C8SFW | Canada | Assault rifle | Used by the Special Operations Group.[10] | |||
Shotguns | ||||||
Förstärkningsgevär 870 C | United States | Shotgun | ||||
Hagelgevär 11-87 | United States | Semi-automatic shotgun | ||||
Hagelgevär 686 | Italy | Shotgun | ||||
Sniper rifles | ||||||
Psg 90 Psg 90 B | United Kingdom | Sniper rifle | Prickskyttegevär 90, commercially Accuracy International AW. | |||
Psg 08 | Finland | Sniper rifle | Prickskyttegevär 08, commercially Sako TRG-42, used by the Special Operations Group. | |||
Ag 90 Ag 90 B Ag 90 C | United States | Anti-materiel rifle | Automatgevär 90, commercially Barrett M82A1. | |||
Submachine guns | ||||||
Kpist MP 7 | Germany | Submachine gun | Kulsprutepistol MP 7, commercially Heckler & Koch MP7A2. | |||
Heckler & Koch MP5 | Germany | Submachine gun | Used by special forces. | |||
Support weapons | ||||||
Ksp 90 Ksp 90 B Ksp 90 C | Sweden | Light machine gun | Kulspruta 90, commercially FN Minimi and FN Minimi Para. | |||
Ksp 58 B Ksp 58 C STRF Ksp 58 C2 Ksp 58 E Ksp 58 F | Sweden | General-purpose machine gun | Kulspruta 58, Swedish production of the Belgian FN MAG. | |||
Ksp 88 | Belgium United States | Heavy machine gun | Kulspruta 88, commercially FN M2 HB QCB. | |||
Grsp 92 | United States | Automatic grenade launcher | Granatspruta 92, commercially Saco Defence Mk 19 Mod 3. | |||
- Grg m/48 multipurpose recoilless rifle (Carl Gustav recoilless rifle) in versions:
- Grg m/48
- Grg m/86
- Pskott m/86 disposable anti-armour recoilless rifle (Bofors AT4) in version:
- Pskott m/86
- RBS 55 anti-tank guided missile (BGM-71 TOW)
- RBS 56 Overfly top attack anti-tank guided missile (Bofors BILL 1 and BILL 2)
- Rb 57 Overfly top attack anti-tank guided missile (Saab Bofors Dynamics MBT LAW)
- M18-65 signal pistol
Logistical vehicles
Former equipment
Armour
- (1921–1939) Stridsvagn m/21-29 light tank (Strv m/21-29) – 10
- (1933–1980s) Landsverk L-180 armoured car (L180) in versions: – 5 total
- L-180 – 5
- L-181
- L-182
- (1934–????) Stridsvagn L-60 light tank (Strv L-60) in versions: – 180 total
- L-60A
- L-60B
- L-60C
- L-60D
- (1937–1940) Landsverk L-120 light tank (L120) – 1
- (1938–1953) Stridsvagn m/37 tankette (Strv m/37) – 48
- (1938–1956) Pansarbil m/39 armoured car (Lynx) – 15
- (1941–1950s) Stridsvagn m/41 medium tank (Strv m/41) – 138
- (1941–1950s) Stridsvagn m/42 medium tank (Strv m/42) in versions: – 342 total
- Stridsvagn m/42 TM (Lago II)
- Stridsvagn m/42 TH (Lago III)
- Stridsvagn m/42 EH (Lago IV)
- Stridsvagn m/42 TV
- (1944-1973) Stormartillerivagn m/43 assault gun Sav m/43 – 36
- (1953–2000) Stridsvagn 81 main battle tank (Centurion) in versions: – 350 total
- Bärgningsbandvagn 81
- Stridsvagn 81
- Stridsvagn 101
- Stridsvagn 101R
- Stridsvagn 102
- Stridsvagn 102R
- Stridsvagn 104
- Stridsvagn 105
- Stridsvagn 106
- (1958–1984) Stridsvagn 74 main battle tank (Strv 74) in versions: – 235 total
- Stridsvagn 74 H
- Stridsvagn 74 V
- (1961–1971) Pansarbandvagn 301 armoured personnel carrier (Pbv 301) in versions: – 185 total
- Pansarbandvagn 301
- Stridsledningspansarbandvagn 3011
- Eldledningspansarbandvagn 3012
- (1966-2014) Pansarbandvagn 302 Armoured personnel carrier (Pbv 302) in versions: - 647 total
- Pansarbandvagn 302
- Stridsledningspansarbandvagn 3021
- Eldledningspansarbandvagn 3022
- Batteriplatspansarbandvagn 3023
- Radiolänkpansarbandvagn 3024
- Sjuktransportpansarbandvagn 3026
- Stridsledningspansarbandvagn 3021B
- Stridsledningspansarbandvagn 3021C
- Eldledningspansarbandvagn 3022C
- Batteriplatspansarbandvagn 3023C
- Radiolänkpansarbandvagn 3024C
- Pjäsrekognoseringspansarbandvagn 3025C
- (1967–1997) Stridsvagn 103 main battle tank (Strv 103) in versions: – 290 total
- Stridsvagn 103A
- Stridsvagn 103B
- Stridsvagn 103C
- Stridsvagn 103D
- (1976–2002) Infanterikanonvagn 91 tank destroyer (Ikv 91) – 212
- (1995–2008) Pansarbandvagn 501 infantry fighting vehicle (BMP-1) – 350
Small arms
- (1870–????) Kjellman machine gun (Kjellman LMG)
- (1894–1925) Swedish Mauser bolt-action rifle (gevär m/96) in versions:
- m/94 (model 1894)
- m/96 (model 1896)
- m/38 (model 1938)
- m/41 (model 1941)
- (1918–1940s) MP 18.1 submachine gun (MP 18)
- (1935–1945) Maskinpistol 35 submachine gun (M39)
- (1939–????) Karabiner 98k bolt-action rifle (Karbin M40)
- (1939–1980s) Hispano-Suiza-MP43/44 submachine gun (Suomi KP/-31)
- (????–1945) Schwarzlose MG M.07/12 (kulspruta m/14)
- (1940–1990s) Lahti L-35 semi-automatic pistol (Pistol m/40)
- (1940–????) Kg m/40 light machine gun (KG/1940)
- (1942–1960s) Automatgevär m/42 semi-automatic rifle (Ag m/42)
- (1942-1980s) Kulspruta m/42 machine gun (Ksp m/42)
- (1942–1957) Raketgevär 46 recoilless anti-tank weapon (bazooka)
- (1945–2003) Carl Gustav Kulsprutepistol M/45 submachine gun (Kpist m/45)
- (1968–1986) Miniman anti-tank weapon (Pansarskott m/68)
- (1945–2007) Carl Gustav M/45 submachine gun
- kpist m/45
- kpist m/45B
- kpist m/45C
Fire support/artillery
- (1927–1945) 10.5 cm kanon modell 1927 heavy field gun (cannon model 1927)
- (1934–????) Bofors 75 mm Model 1934 mountain gun (Bofors 75 mm)
- (1935–????) 10.5 cm kanon m/34 heavy field gun (kanon m/34)
- (1940–????) 10.5 cm Haubits m/40 howitzer (Haubits m/40) – 540+ total
- (1940–????) Bofors 37 mm anti-tank gun (Bofors 37 mm)
- (1941–1966) Luftvärnskanonvagn L-62 Anti II self-propelled anti-aircraft gun (L-62) – 6 total
- (1967–2003) Bandkanon 1 self-propelled artillery (Bkan 1) in versions: – 26 total
- Bandkanon 1 A
- Bandkanon 1 C
- (1978–2011) 15.5 cm Haubits 77 heavy gun-howitzer (Haubits FH77) - 220 total
- 15.5 cm Haubits 77 A
- 15.5 cm Haubits 77 B
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