Bofors Gun

The Bofors Gun is a traditional artillery weapon, originally developed in Sweden in the 1930s, designed to fire rapid bursts of powerful shells at targets over various distances. It is a towed or mounted artillery piece used primarily for anti-aircraft and ground defense, known for its reliability and accuracy. The gun operates by using a breech mechanism to load shells quickly and a combined effects system to aim and fire. Its versatility and effectiveness have made it a prominent component in many armed forces’ defense strategies worldwide.