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RPG-6
The RPG-6 (RU: РПГ-6) is a World War Two (WW2)-era developed, Russian, hand-thrown, drag-stabilised, impact-fuzed, anti-amour hand grenade, which was equipped with a shaped charge-based warhead. Overview The RPG-6, was designed to replace the earlier RPG-43 (RU: РПГ-43), which was ineffective against the German Panther and Tiger tanks. Serial production of the RPG-6 is reported to have started in second half of 1943, with adoption for se...
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