Weapon Type

Grenade Launcher

• Bazooka

  The bazooka was the American 2.36-inch shoulder-fired rocket launcher of the Second World War, built as the M1, M1A1 and M9. Introduced in… Continued…

• M203 Grenade Launcher

  The M203 is a single-shot 40 mm grenade launcher that clips under the barrel of an M16 rifle or M4 carbine. Developed by the AAI… Continued…

• M72 LAW

  The M72 LAW is an American 66 mm anti-tank rocket in a disposable, telescoping launch tube. Adopted by the US Army and Marine Corps in… Continued…

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  M79 Grenade Launcher

  The M79 is a single-shot, break-open, shoulder-fired grenade launcher that fires a 40x46mm low-velocity grenade to about 400 meters… Continued…

• PIAT

  The PIAT (Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank) was the British and Commonwealth infantry's hand-held anti-tank weapon from 1943 to the early… Continued…

• Panzerfaust

  The Panzerfaust was a German single-shot, disposable anti-tank weapon of the Second World War. A simple steel tube launched a large… Continued…

• RPG-2

  The RPG-2 was the first Soviet shoulder-fired anti-tank grenade launcher to be issued in large numbers. Adopted in 1949, it was a plain 40… Continued…

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  RPG-7

  The RPG-7 is a Soviet shoulder-fired, reusable anti-tank grenade launcher adopted in 1961 and the most widely used weapon of its kind in… Continued…

• Type 89 Grenade Discharger

  The Type 89 grenade discharger was a light 50mm mortar used by the Imperial Japanese Army from 1929 through the Second World War. It could… Continued…