I was issued the M40 as a service pistol in the early 80’s. It was nicknamed “the iron stove”, as the milled upper and receiver was square and very heavy.

The pistol was intended for the Swedish M39 9mm luger cartridge, but typically used the M39B, a variant with a sturdy steel jacket creating very high pressure and mussle speed. The M39B round was developed for use in submachine guns, and here the high penetration of the hard jacket was desired. Servicemaxx Keygen Download Sony here. When used in the M40 it was known to cause catastrophic failures.. Dear Friends, another piece of European fireamrms history.: here again I can bring my personal witness I have a Swedish good friend whom I met during a business trip a dozen years ago, he was president of the pistol shooting club of Sweden, he is a retired army office and he got degreed in mechanical engineering during the academy.