Rifles

== The Rifles of Norway ==
=== The Krag Jørgensen ===
===== Conversion of 1929 =====
As the Kongsberg factory was expanding funding for the Krag rifle was increased. This resulted in the Model of 1929 that had both minor and major improvements to the rifle. 
==== Military Variants ====
Model 	Type
M/1894 Army 	Rifle
M/1894 Navy 	Rifle
M/1895 Cavalry 	Carbine
M/1897 Engineer 	Carbine
M/1904 Engineer 	Carbine
M/1907 Artillery 	Carbine
M/1913 Army 	Rifle
M/1923 Army 	Rifle
*M/1929 Army 	Rifle
*M/1929 Engineer 	Carbine
*M/1930 Sharpshooter	Sniper
==== Other Variants ====
Model 	Type 	Calibre
M/1894 "Boergevær"	Rifle	*7×57mm Mauser
=== Selvladende Rifle Model 1942 ===
The end result of the Semi Automatic Rifle Trials of 1942, designed by the Erik Jørgensen aswell as the Norwegian Gunsmith Olaf Hagen. Utilizing the Norwegian 6,5x55 Krag Cartridge, Krag Barrels where used as well as a lot of other parts. In Spirit this was a semi automatic Krag Rifle, unlike the Krag conversion the "Snabb".
==== Variants ====
Model 	Type
Selvladende Gevær M/1942 	Rifle
Selvladende Karabin M/1942 	Carbine
Selvladende Gevær (K) M/1942	Rifle w/Scope Mount
== Battlerifles ==
Norway had its main battlerifle trials in early 1960's. At this point the Norwegians had used the Selvladende Gevær M/1942 pattern rifle as its primary small arms. *Add Contesters to trial here*
The Trials ended with the Norwegian Army Adopting its own pattern of the FN Fal. This was a controversial choice with many domestic designers offering rifles that suited Norway better.