There is a display at the army museum here in stockholm of that munition i asked around and got word it was tested the put in limited service, not mass service… but it was put in service and that is what matters
I am not aware of any historical record that indicates that it ever went into any kind of service and I have seen far less documentation on it than the 37 mm variant overall which would indicate that it was less widespread and likely didn’t enter service. For War Thunder a round being a prototype doesn’t matter, we already have experimental rounds on service vehicles. But there’s no reason to try to make something out to be more than we know it is
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Thats what most munitions in swedish service is tbh. Especially during WW2 and the early first half of the cold War
Sweden litterarly developed the 57mm bofors AA gun…
It went into service…
Huh? The 57 mm lvakan m/54 is decently well documented
Yea, however it was still in very very limited service much. I know it doesent compare as well ig. But only example i could think of