[kingson]

Here are some Czech army PG7 live fire training rockets. They are a single shot that fires 7.62x39. They are a must have for the Czech collecter.

Here is a video of one shooting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikQF767QI9Y

My friend made up a trigger so it is easier to shoot. You can get them from Numrich

 

[ab4ka]

I bet that would draw a crowd at the range

 

[p229sas]

Awesome and I would buy it... BUT how exactly does it function as an RPG trainer?

 

[Vic]

I'm not getting it either. What the hell is the purpose of the thing? Is it inserted into the launcher and then when the trigger is pulled it pushes the détente in like he is doing with the shell point and it fires-thus allowing you to see impact or where your aiming? If its fired just like he showing in the video its useless as a trainer.

 

[sjohnson]

From Numrich's site:

Used by the Czech military as a training aid to simulate firing a rocket propelled grenade using 7.62x39 ammunition. Features blued-steel construction with a rifled barrel, bolt assembly, knurled grips and yellow rocket head. The push-button type trigger assembly is designed to be fired while inside the RPG launcher itself (launcher not included or available), but it can be fired manually by depressing a small lever and pressing a recessed button in the rocket body. Good to very good condition. OAL 35". FFL Req'd.

 

[p229sas]

That makes more sense. The US Army uses tracer rounds (I think they are 9mm) for the AT-4 trainers.

 

[kingson]

It is a pretty useless gun, but something diffrent to have. My friend made up a trigger to make it easier to shoot. Just something diffrent to have in the collection.

 

[Vic]

It makes sense now. Thats pretty cool no you have to get a RPG to play with it in. Maybe one of the dummy's can be rigged?