Bazalt (Rostec)

The RPG-26 is a Soviet/Russian 72.5mm disposable rocket-propelled grenade launcher designed as a lightweight follow-on to the RPG-18. It is a single-shot, preloaded disposable weapon that is issued as a sealed tube ready for immediate use. The RPG-26 can penetrate approximately 440mm of armor, making it effective against light to medium armored vehicles and fortifications.

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-22 is a Soviet/Russian 72.5mm disposable rocket-propelled grenade launcher developed as an improved replacement for the RPG-18. It offers slightly better armor penetration and a more compact overall design. The weapon is issued as a sealed, preloaded tube and discarded after a single use.