- Produced from 1939, the Lahti L-39 was a Finnish anti-tank rifle that was intended to combat tanks when the Second World War broke out.
- Around December 1940, a Lahti L-39 replaced the original 13.2 mm L-35/36 machine gun on the single Finnish L-182 armored car.
- Massive and Impressive Lahti L-39 20mm Semi-Automatic Anti-Tank Gun, Class III/NFA Destructive Device with Six Extra Magazines, Ammunition and Tools.
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- DESCRIPTION: Lahti L-39 commonly nicknamed the Norsupyssy (Finnish for Elephant Gun), is a Finnish anti-tank rifle designed in 1939.
- The Lahti L-39 was developed by Aimo Lahti, a Finnish weapons designer and the brains behind the country’s 20 mm rifle and 13.2 mm machine gun ...
- Initially, the Finnish military proposed a .50 BMG anti-tank rifle , but Aimo Lahti , the developer of the L-39, was determined to use the 20 × 113 mm caliber.