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Variants AT-4 anti-armour weapon system

AT-4 Light anti-armour weapon

AT-4 AT4 HEAT light anti-armour anti-tank weapon technical data sheet information specifications description pictures photos images identification rocket launcher Sweden Swedish Saab Bofors Dynamics

The AT-4 HEAT is a low trajectory, low-dispersion weapon and each preloaded shell carries an extremely effective shaped charge.
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Technical Data Sheet, description, information, specifications, pictures.

AT4CS AST Anti-strcture tandem weapon

The AT-4CS AST is designed to be able to defeat a large number of different targets, ranging from an enemy position behind heavy brick or reinforced concrete walls, to an enemy within a field fortification or in a light armoured vehicle.
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Technical Data Sheet, description, information, specifications, pictures.

AT4CS HP Light Anti-armour weapon

AT-4 CS AT4CS HP light anti-armour anti-tank weapon technical data sheet information specifications description pictures photos images identification rocket launcher Sweden Swedish Saab Bofors Dynamics

The AT4CS HP was dedicated to providing infantry soldiers with the means to use the unique and complex environment of the urban battlefield to their full advantage in defeating a mechanised enemy.
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Technical Data Sheet, description, information, specifications, pictures.

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