LJUNGMAN AG42B 6.5X55MM

Swedish Ljungman AG42B, manufactured in 1943. The AG42 was developed in Sweden in the early 1940s and adopted by the Swedish military as a self-loading infantry rifle. It is particularly notable for its direct-gas operating system and its use of the Swedish 6.5×55mm cartridge. The AG42B is the improved version of the original design, incorporating several changes intended to improve durability and serviceability.

This example is in good overall condition for its age, with signs of normal wear consistent with a military rifle from the World War II era. The metal and stock both show some age-related wear and handling marks. The bore is in fair condition, with some pitting present. The bolt and receiver are matching. Overall, it presents as a well-preserved example of an interesting and relatively uncommon Swedish military rifle.

Includes sling, magazine, and bayonet.