The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Raketenpanzerbuchse 54 Rocket Launcher. Tubular construction with a front heat shield that has a small clear glass window to view the front post and rear notch sights. A spare glass window is fitted in a small compartment at the rear of the shield. It has a pressed steel shoulder rest, pistol grip trigger combination and a forward hand grip attached to the underside of the firing tube. The rear of the tube has a conical cage for strength and ease of loading as well as an electrical contact device on the left side for firing the weapon. Overall repainted in an non-original brown ochre colour.
This rocket launcher was developed from the RPzB 43 and fitted with a protective shield. They were used as an antitank weapon by the German Army during the Second World War.
RPG 7 Rocket Launcher or Anti Tank Grenade Launcher. Tubular construction with a reinforced centre section covered with a ribbed brown fibre heat shield and a conical rear that has a rolled edge (dama
RPG 7V Rocket Launcher or Anti Tank Grenade Launcher. Tubular construction having a reinforced centre section covered with a brown wood fibre heat shield (damaged on the right side), two pistol grips
RPG 7V Rocket Launcher or Anti Tank Grenade Launcher. Tubular construction having a reinforced centre section covered with a light brown wood fibre heat shield, two pistol grips and a conical rear tha
The RPG-7 is a shoulder fired, single shot, smoothbore recoilless launcher made from tubular ordnance steel, with a wooden lined rear tube and firing grips. Grenades are loaded from the front. The rea
M20 3.5 inch Rocket Launcher. Tubular construction with flared ends. Under the main body is a sheet steel shoulder rest and a central mounted pistol grip trigger assembly that has a large hand guard.
M20 3.5 inch Mk 2 Rocket Launcher. Alloy tube comprising of two parts. The rear section is fitted with a pistol grip, shoulder brace, adjustable monopod and an optical sight on the left side. The fron
