As someone who has handled a very similar looking weapon in the military, they are indeed single use. Though the used ones can be used for training. It's important than one can "unfold" one very quickly
Edit: it was the M72A5 I dealt with. Never got to shot an actual one though, just a tracer one.
And I also was in charge of a simulator where you could shoot those things!
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Reduce, reuse, recycle
, retaliate
Revenge!
Improvise, adapt, overcome.
Aren't those trash after they have been used?
Clearly not!
They make a great downspout.
From what I understand, yes. I don't pretend to be an expert on stuff like this but I could swear I've heard that those things can't be reused
As someone who has handled a very similar looking weapon in the military, they are indeed single use. Though the used ones can be used for training. It's important than one can "unfold" one very quickly
Edit: it was the M72A5 I dealt with. Never got to shot an actual one though, just a tracer one.
And I also was in charge of a simulator where you could shoot those things!
Swords into plowshares. It's not a bad sentiment.
Idk man, looks rad to me
*an
Fine.
Is there any problem AN weapon can't solve?
It's apparently called the M80 Zolja
Wouldn't it leak between the telescoping tubes of the main body (these are designed to collapse and extend)
As long as the upper tube underlaps the lower tube, all is good. If it overlaps though then yes, problem.