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OBR RGP-40


Automatic Grenade Launcher (AGL)


Poland | 2008



"The OBR RGP-40 represents an indigenous Polish portable, six-shot grenade launching system utilizing a revolving cylinder magazine."

Performance
Performance specifications presented assume optimal operating conditions for the OBR RGP-40. Information presented is strictly for general reference and should not be misconstrued as useful for hardware restoration or operation.
20
Rounds-Per-Minute
Rate-of-Fire
Physical
The physical qualities of the OBR RGP-40. Information presented is strictly for general reference and should not be misconstrued as useful for hardware restoration or operation.
250 mm
9.84 in
Barrel Length
Semi-Automatic; Rotating Cylinder
Action
40x46mmSR
Caliber(s)
6-round revolving magazine
Feed
Iron Sights; Optional Optics
Sights
Variants
Notable series variants as part of the OBR RGP-40 Automatic Grenade Launcher (AGL) family line.
RGP-40 - Base Series Designation; unveiled in 2008; revised in 2010.
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Taking a page from other's military playbook, the nation of Poland designed, developed and adopted an indigenous, portable multi-shot grenade-launching weapon in the Granatnik RGP-40 by OBR SM Tarnow. The weapon system follows closely the lines well-established by the South African Milkor MGL line and includes a six-shot, rotating cylinder magazine capable of firing various 40x46mm SR grenades. The pistol grip is integrated as is an adjustable shoulder stock. A foregrip under the 9.8" long barrel provides frontal support. Picatinny rail sections over the receiver and along the barrel shroud allow for a series of optics and tactical accessories to be fitted. Firing is through a semi-automatic action. The RGP-40 was unveiled during 2008 at the International Defence Exhibition in Kielce. In its current form, the RGP-40 remains an in-progress weapon system with its first potential military operator possibly becoming the Polish Army.

The RGP-40 features a rotating drum magazine cylinder of 140mm length. Its length allows it to take various ammunition types in the lethal and non-lethal range. As such, the weapon can be used across military and police operations with equal success. Its portability requires just a single operator and the semi-automatic action provides quick reaction, the operator able to loose the munitions load in seconds for successive firing maneuvers. The drum manages up to six grenade casings with the chambers lining up directly with the receiver rear and the barrel at front. The shoulder stock sits just slightly above this line as a third position of support when firing.

It is known that the RGP-40 design was revised some during 2010.

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Contractor(s): OBR SM Tarnow - Poland
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