Branting

Branting can refer to several things, most notably a prominent Swedish statesman and a type of firearm.

The most famous Branting is Hjalmar Branting, a Swedish politician and journalist who served as Prime Minister of Sweden on three occasions. He was a leading figure in the Social Democratic Party and played a crucial role in Sweden's transition to a parliamentary democracy. Branting was also instrumental in advocating for universal suffrage and social reforms. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1921 for his work in the League of Nations.

In the context of firearms, "Branting" can refer to various military rifles, particularly those developed or used in Sweden. These often include bolt-action rifles characterized by their reliability and accuracy, common in early to mid-20th-century military arsenals. Specific models might be associated with Swedish military history and design.