I see that they’re air bursting the rounds.The pattern on the ground looks pretty dense,not much chance of not getting hit.
They were reasonably accurate, though not as precise as the Korean-era US 57mm recoilless, due in part to the heavier round requiring more careful range estimation due to its drop in flight. The Swedes sometimes fielded a neat little optical rangefinder good out to 800 meters or so with it, nowadays you can get a golfer's/bowhunter's electronic laser unit accurate to a meter for a hundred bucks or so.
Like the US M67 90mm recoilless, repeated firing overheats the things. After firing five rounds from our 90's, we were supoposed to observe a half-hour cooldown period.