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Secondly, our military likes to use it because it’s also cool. There’s a lot of information about this grenade launcher on the internet. It’s a Swedish disposable grenade launcher developed by SAAB Bofors Dynamics (Sweden) in collaboration with ATK Corporation (USA).
Specifically, this modification, the CS AST (Anti-structure tandem), is a version of the grenade launcher with a tandem warhead for hitting fortified objects with concrete, brick, and other walls.
The tube of the grenade launcher is not dangerous, it has already been used on the front lines in combat before being handed over to us to be turned into art.
We really enjoy working with this grenade launcher and creating interesting things out of it. We can create an interesting item for you as well.
You can see the grenade launcher in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCSwsnVtgPE&t=98s
Information on the AT4 grenade launcher in English can be found here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT4
Information on the AT4 grenade launcher in Ukrainian can be found here:
https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT4



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