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Not an offensive weapon system-designed strictly for defensive use (which reflects Swedish political policies). It's something of a more elaborate Sturmgeschütz. Fire at enemy MBTs during their movement to contact, displace to secondary BPs (or supplementary positions), and repeat until the enemy is either annihilated, or calls off the attack.
I really like it.
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I think I like it too.
I didn't realize that it was a 1960s design. For some reason, I thought it was more modern.
Because the gun was mounted to the body of the tank, it couldn't shoot on the move, but then again, nobody else was doing that at the time either.
For something designed to go up against Warsaw Pact T-62s, I think it would have done pretty well.
As small as it is, in a defensive position, I imagine that it would have been like trying to dig out a buried tick.