Russian RPG-7 Launcher with Bi-Pod 1 Rocket in Hard Roller Case Deactivated

The RPG-7 is a shoulder-fired, reusable anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher originally developed in the Soviet Union. This example is a deactivated launcher with a bipod and a real, inert rocket. The RPG-7 features the recognizable tubular launcher body with forward and rear sights and a removable muzzle cover. It is configured for display or collection purposes, as both the launcher and rockets have been rendered non-functional. The launcher retains its standard external configuration, including the wood heat shield and optical mounting bracket typical of the model.

This RPG-7 is used and shows typical handling wear consistent with its age and prior service.  

The bipod is attached to the forward section to support the launcher when positioned on a surface. Overall, the unit presents as a complete display specimen representative of the most common RPG-7 configuration.

Although the firring pin has been removed, the cocking and trigger mechanism are still functional.

Included with the launcher:

1 rocket, 

Cleaning tools, 

Hard roller case with locking latches for transport or storage.