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Over 300 000 M79 Grenade Launchers were manufactured. Right Hand, six lands, pitch 1 in 48 inches (1,219 mm) with carrot-powered rocket punches and maneuverable ear-fins, this robo-rabbit means. The M79 is a grenade launcher of US origin. Elfelt, Commander, South Atlantic, practice fires the M-79 Grenade Launcher, Paita, Peru. Right side view of M79 grenade launcher with leaf side in raised position. The M203 Grenade Launcher was type classified in August 1969, gradually replacing the M79 Grenade launcher during the early and mid-1970s. See the page on 40mm Grenade Cartridges for more information. Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review. This system is a 37mm flare launcher like no other. Its a single use Grenade Launcher (before.

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The M79 could fire a variety of 40x46 40mm low velocity rounds, including explosive, anti-personnel, smoke, buckshot, flechette, and illumination. Thumper is a full weighted replica of the M79 grenade launcher. Nuprol Short NP79 is a simple to use Airsoft and Paintball Grenade Launcher that is based on the M79 Thumper. Although primarily an area fire weapon, the M79 may be fired effectively against point targets, such as window openings, foxholes, and bunkers, up to a range of 150 meters. Marksmanship training with the M79 grenade launcher is similar to training with other small arms.

It has a protected fixed front sight and a rear leaf sight that is adjustable for windage.

#M79 thumper manual

The M79 is a single-shot, break-open, breech-loading, shoulder-fired weapon with a manual safety. Approximately 40,000 M-79 grenade launchers were supplied to ARVN. The M79 is a 40 mm grenade launcher that remains unused by any faction in. The M79 is currently largely replaced by M203, it still remains in service in many armies worldwide. The M79 had particular appeal to the ARVN troops (Army of Vietnam) who needed a light weight area weapon and, being generally physically smaller, had handicaps in regard to both range and accuracy with hand grenades. The M79 grenade launcher Thumper is a single-shot, shoulder-fired, Break-action grenade launcher which fires a 40mm grenades and first appeared during the Vietnam War. It gained various nicknames during the Vietnam War due to its distinctive firing sound, these included Thumper or ‘Blooper’ although. The M79 Grenade Launcher was used extensively during the Vietnam War, nicknamed the Thumper or Blooper. Visually it looks like a simple large barrelled saw off shotgun using a break open mechanism.

The M79 had particular appeal to the ARVN troops (Army of Vietnam) who needed a light weight area weapon and, being generally physically smaller, had handicaps in regard to both range and accuracy with hand grenades. The M79 Grenade Launcher is a very distinctive and simple weapon which first appeared during the Vietnam War. The M79 Grenade Launcher was used extensively during the Vietnam War, nicknamed the Thumper or Blooper.