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'''''The Callup''''', (Swedish: "Repmånad"), is a Swedish comedy from 1979. It follows a squad of former soldiers during their obligatory one-month military refresher course (known as "Repmånad").
'''''The Callup''''', (Swedish: "Repmånad"), is a 1979 Swedish comedy. It follows a squad of former soldiers during their obligatory one-month military refresher course (known as "Repmånad").


'''The following firearms were seen in the film "The Callup"/"Repmånad".'''
'''The following firearms were seen in the film "The Callup"/"Repmånad".'''
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== Husqvarna Pistol m/40 (Lahti 35 version) ==
== Husqvarna Pistol m/40 (Lahti 35 version) ==
The overzealous 1st Lieutenant Wickman (Thomas Ungewitter) is seen carrying a holstered sidearm, though he never reveals or uses it. In the Swedish Armed Forces at the time the movie was filmed (1979) there were two official semi-automatic pistols in Service: The older M/07 ([[FN Browning 1903]]) and the M/40 model ([[Lahti L-35]]). Wickman carries his sidearm in a holster on his left hip which most likely means it is a M/40 as the older M/07 pistol were usually carried on the right hip for practical reasons.
The overzealous 1st Lieutenant Wickman (Thomas Ungewitter) is seen carrying a holstered sidearm, though he never reveals or uses it. In the Swedish Armed Forces at the time the movie was filmed (1979), there were two official semi-automatic pistols in service: The older M/07 ([[FN Browning 1903]]) and the M/40 model ([[Lahti L-35]]). Wickman carries his sidearm in a holster on his left hip which most likely means it is a M/40 as the older M/07 pistol were usually carried on the right hip for practical reasons.
[[Image:SwedishM40.jpg|none|400px|thumb|Swedish Manufactured Husqvarna Model 40 Pistol - 9x19mm]]
[[Image:SwedishM40.jpg|none|400px|thumb|Swedish Manufactured Husqvarna Model 40 Pistol - 9x19mm]]
[[File:CallupM40A.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Lt. Wickman with his holstered M/40.]]  
[[File:CallupM40A.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Lt. Wickman with his holstered M/40.]]  


==Carl Gustav M/45B==
==Carl Gustav M/45B==
The primary weapon of the characters is the Swedish [[Carl Gustav M/45]]B SMG. Most of the time it's seen with a special blank-firing device  
The primary weapon of the characters is the Swedish [[Carl Gustav M/45]]B SMG. Most of the time, it's seen with a special blank-firing device  
and a brass-catcher.
and a brass-catcher.
[[Image:AM.029788.jpg|thumb|none|450px|A Carl Gustav M45B with the stock folded. The weapon is also known as the "Swedish K".]]
[[Image:AM.029788.jpg|thumb|none|450px|A Carl Gustav M45B with the stock folded. The weapon is also known as the "Swedish K".]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist452.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Private Tore Tallroth ([[Weiron Holmberg]]) is seen with his M45 on the right. Note the lack of a blank-firing adaptor and brass catcher.]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist452.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Private Tore Tallroth ([[Weiron Holmberg]]) is seen with his M45 on the right. Note the lack of a blank-firing adaptor and brass catcher.]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist451.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Private Jonas "Gurkan" Gustafsson ([[Lennart Skoogh]]) and Private Hans Öberg ([[Lars Haldenberg]]), (middle and right respectively), is seen with their M45 SMG. Both SMG are fitted with blank-fire adapters and brass-catchers.]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist451.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Private Jonas "Gurkan" Gustafsson ([[Lennart Skoogh]]) and Private Hans Öberg ([[Lars Haldenberg]]), (middle and right respectively), are seen with their M45 SMGs. Both SMGs are fitted with blank-fire adapters and brass-catchers.]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist.jpg|thumb|none|600px|''Furir'' Börje Larsson ([[Ted Åström]]) with his M45 SMG. (''Furir'' is a Swedish rank between corporal and sergeant)]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist.jpg|thumb|none|600px|''Furir'' Börje Larsson ([[Ted Åström]]) with his M45 SMG. (''Furir'' is a Swedish rank between corporal and sergeant)]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist455.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Another view of ''Furir'' Börje Larsson's SMG.]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist455.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Another view of ''Furir'' Börje Larsson's SMG.]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist453.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Lt Wickman ([[Thomas Ungewitter]]) with his M45 SMG with attached blank-fire adapter and brass-catcher.]]
[[Image:Thecallupkpist453.jpg|thumb|none|600px|Lt. Wickman ([[Thomas Ungewitter]]) with his M45 SMG with attached blank-fire adapter and brass-catcher.]]


==Heckler & Koch G3A3/Ak 4==
==Heckler & Koch G3A3/Ak 4==
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[[Image:Swedishak4hkg3a3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|A Swedish modified H&K G3A3 with the designation "Ak 4". This variant was the main battle-rifle of the Swedish Armed Forces from 1964 to the mid 1980's when it was replaced by a Swedish modified [[FN FNC|Fabrique Nationale FNC]]]]
[[Image:Swedishak4hkg3a3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|A Swedish modified H&K G3A3 with the designation "Ak 4". This variant was the main battle-rifle of the Swedish Armed Forces from 1964 to the mid 1980's when it was replaced by a Swedish modified [[FN FNC|Fabrique Nationale FNC]]]]
[[Image:HKG3A3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|This is an original, unmodified, Heckler & Koch G3A3 with slimline handguard.]]
[[Image:HKG3A3.jpg|thumb|none|400px|This is an original, unmodified, Heckler & Koch G3A3 with slimline handguard.]]
[[Image:Thecallupg3ak4.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A soldier with a Ak 4 on the right.]]
[[Image:Thecallupg3ak4.jpg|thumb|none|600px|A soldier with an Ak 4 on the right.]]


==Kulspruta M/1936 ==
==Kulspruta M/1936 ==
The [[Browning M1917|Kulspruta M/1936]], (literary translated as "Bulletsprayer M/1936", though internationally known as "Machine gun M/1936"), is the Swedish version of the [[Browning M1917]] as seen during a training exercise. This particular MG was partially replaced by the "KSP 58" (Swedish FN MAG designation), in the 60's. The last Swedish M/1936 were replaced late 80's, early 90's by the same FN MAG/KSP 58 weapon.
The [[Browning M1917|Kulspruta M/1936]], (literary translated as "Bulletsprayer M/1936", though internationally known as "Machine gun M/1936"), the Swedish version of the [[Browning M1917]], is seen during a training exercise. This particular MG was partially replaced by the "KSP 58" (Swedish [[FN MAG]] designation), in the 60s. The last Swedish M/1936 were replaced in the late 80s, early 90s by the FN MAG/KSP 58.
[[file:Swedishkulsprutam1936.jpg||thumb|none|401px|Kulspruta M/1936 -  6,5 × 55 mm.]]
[[file:Swedishkulsprutam1936.jpg||thumb|none|401px|Kulspruta M/1936 -  6,5 × 55 mm.]]
[[file:Thecallup1mg.jpg||thumb|none|600px|The "Kulspruta M/1936" is fired during an exercise. Note the red-tipped blank rounds. The gun was used as far as the early 1990's, especially mounted on trucks in a dual MG-configuration.]]
[[file:Thecallup1mg.jpg||thumb|none|600px|The Kulspruta M/1936 is fired during an exercise. Note the red-tipped blank rounds. The gun was used as late as the early 1990s, especially mounted on trucks in a dual MG-configuration.]]
[[file:Thecallup3mg.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The "Kulspruta M/1936" is fired during an exercise.]]
[[file:Thecallup3mg.jpg|thumb|none|600px|The Kulspruta M/1936 is fired during an exercise.]]


==Unknown SMG==
==Unknown SMG==
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[[file:Thecallupunknownsmg.jpg|thumb|none|600px|]]
[[file:Thecallupunknownsmg.jpg|thumb|none|600px|]]


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"The Callup"/"Repmånad" (1979).


The Callup, (Swedish: "Repmånad"), is a 1979 Swedish comedy. It follows a squad of former soldiers during their obligatory one-month military refresher course (known as "Repmånad").

The following firearms were seen in the film "The Callup"/"Repmånad".


Husqvarna Pistol m/40 (Lahti 35 version)

The overzealous 1st Lieutenant Wickman (Thomas Ungewitter) is seen carrying a holstered sidearm, though he never reveals or uses it. In the Swedish Armed Forces at the time the movie was filmed (1979), there were two official semi-automatic pistols in service: The older M/07 (FN Browning 1903) and the M/40 model (Lahti L-35). Wickman carries his sidearm in a holster on his left hip which most likely means it is a M/40 as the older M/07 pistol were usually carried on the right hip for practical reasons.

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Swedish Manufactured Husqvarna Model 40 Pistol - 9x19mm
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Lt. Wickman with his holstered M/40.

Carl Gustav M/45B

The primary weapon of the characters is the Swedish Carl Gustav M/45B SMG. Most of the time, it's seen with a special blank-firing device and a brass-catcher.

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A Carl Gustav M45B with the stock folded. The weapon is also known as the "Swedish K".
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Private Tore Tallroth (Weiron Holmberg) is seen with his M45 on the right. Note the lack of a blank-firing adaptor and brass catcher.
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Private Jonas "Gurkan" Gustafsson (Lennart Skoogh) and Private Hans Öberg (Lars Haldenberg), (middle and right respectively), are seen with their M45 SMGs. Both SMGs are fitted with blank-fire adapters and brass-catchers.
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Furir Börje Larsson (Ted Åström) with his M45 SMG. (Furir is a Swedish rank between corporal and sergeant)
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Another view of Furir Börje Larsson's SMG.
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Lt. Wickman (Thomas Ungewitter) with his M45 SMG with attached blank-fire adapter and brass-catcher.

Heckler & Koch G3A3/Ak 4

Though the main characters use the older M45 SMG, some of the extras use the Ak 4, a Heckler & Koch G3A3 modified for the needs of the Swedish Military.

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A Swedish modified H&K G3A3 with the designation "Ak 4". This variant was the main battle-rifle of the Swedish Armed Forces from 1964 to the mid 1980's when it was replaced by a Swedish modified Fabrique Nationale FNC
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This is an original, unmodified, Heckler & Koch G3A3 with slimline handguard.
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A soldier with an Ak 4 on the right.

Kulspruta M/1936

The Kulspruta M/1936, (literary translated as "Bulletsprayer M/1936", though internationally known as "Machine gun M/1936"), the Swedish version of the Browning M1917, is seen during a training exercise. This particular MG was partially replaced by the "KSP 58" (Swedish FN MAG designation), in the 60s. The last Swedish M/1936 were replaced in the late 80s, early 90s by the FN MAG/KSP 58.

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Kulspruta M/1936 - 6,5 × 55 mm.
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The Kulspruta M/1936 is fired during an exercise. Note the red-tipped blank rounds. The gun was used as late as the early 1990s, especially mounted on trucks in a dual MG-configuration.
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The Kulspruta M/1936 is fired during an exercise.

Unknown SMG

In a dream sequence, a soldier is seen with an unknown SMG. It is possible the weapon is a Bergmann MP18 or Haenel-Schmeisser MP28/II.

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