RPG-7

Country: Soviet UnionManufacturer: Bazalt

Rocket launcherSoviet Union1961In service

Soviet shoulder-fired, reusable anti-tank rocket launcher with a 40 mm tube firing over-calibre rocket-assisted grenades such as the 85 mm PG-7V.

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ID — RPG-7
Designation

RPG-7

Bazalt
Caliber
40 mm

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Identity

Designation
RPG-7
Manufacturer
Bazalt
Country
Soviet Union
Year
1961
Category
Rocket launcher
Status
In service

Ballistics

Caliber
40 mm
Muzzle velocity
—
Effective range
200 m

Dimensions

Barrel length
—
Overall length
950 mm
Empty weight
6.3 kg

Mechanics

Operating system
Recoilless launch with rocket sustainer
Bolt / action
Single shot, muzzle-loaded

Feed

System
Muzzle-loaded grenade
Standard capacity
1 rounds

Fire modes

SafeSemi-auto

Historical profile

Introduced in 1961 as the successor to the RPG-2, the RPG-7 became one of the most widely distributed anti-tank weapons in the world.

It is normally operated by a single soldier, typically within a two-man team that carries additional grenades.

Key components

  • ●Stock — Shoulder rest.
  • ●Receiver — Weapon body with internal mechanisms.
  • ●Grip — Primary grip.
  • ●Magazine — Cartridge feed.
  • ●Barrel — Guides the projectile.

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