Firearms Chambered in 105mm Anti-Tank Rocket

The RPG-27 Tavolga is a disposable single-shot anti-tank rocket launcher developed in Russia. It fires a 105mm rocket with a tandem shaped charge warhead. The RPG-27 was designed to penetrate explosive reactive armor. It uses a telescoping launch tube that extends before firing. The launcher is pre-loaded and issued as a sealed unit. After firing, the tube is discarded. The RPG-27 is intended to replace older rocket launchers in Russian service.

The RPG-29 Vampir is a Soviet/Russian reusable 105mm rocket-propelled grenade launcher developed by the Bazalt design bureau. It features a distinctive two-stage launch tube design that breaks down into two sections for carrying. The RPG-29 can defeat over 750mm of armor behind explosive reactive armor, making it one of the most powerful man-portable anti-tank weapons ever fielded.

The RPG-30 Kryuk is a disposable anti-tank rocket launcher developed in Russia. It fires a 105mm rocket with a tandem shaped charge warhead. The RPG-30 is unique for featuring a preliminary dart projectile that defeats active protection systems. The dart fires first to trick the APS, followed by the main rocket. This design makes it effective against modern tanks equipped with hard-kill APS. The launcher is a single-shot disposable unit that extends before firing.