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| Status: | active |
| Date: | 30.09.2022 |
| Event: | Helvetia Defense Sarl, Helvetia Defense |
| Availability: |  available |
| Article no.: | 1707 / A1267 |
| Category: | Home --> FIREARMS --> USED --> VEB Rocket Launcher VEB RPG-18 - #A1267 |
| Title: | VEB Rocket Launcher VEB RPG-18 - #A1267 |
| URL: | https://heldef.ch/veb-rocket-launcher-veb-rpg-18-a1267/ |
| Price: | CHF | 1'500.00 | ||
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| Description: |
| The RPG-18 Mukha was the first Soviet disposable rocket launcher during late Cold War. It could not be reloaded. Earlier weapons such as the RPG-7 were reusable. The improved RPG-22 was designed to replace the RPG-18. - Made in Soviet Union - Model RPG-18, Nicknamed Mukha, meaning "Fly" in Russian - Caliber: R-64mm AT standing for Rocket 64mm Anti-Tank - Rocket Launcher tube easy to carry The rocket launcher consists of a pre-loaded aluminum launch tube and a fiberglass outer tube which must be extended prior to firing, unfortunatly once extended it cannot be retracted. A flip up ladder sight is used for aiming. It can be operated by a single person. The RPG-18 fires the PG-18 heat rocket, of which the shaped charge warhead will pierce 300 mm of homogenous steel armor, it can also can penetrate 1 m of brick or 0.5m concrete and has the maximum effective range of 200 meters. |
| Source: Helvetia Defense Sarl (https://heldef.ch) |
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