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RGW (Recoilless Grenade Weapon) is a technologically advanced and unrivaled shoulder launched weapon concept. It encompasses a variety of recoilless, shoulder-fired, single-soldier operated, single-use weapons for anti-tank, anti-structure and multipurpose uses. These munitions are designed to be operated against a wide spectrum of targets and offer different firing modes for maximum flexibility. They feature the latest technology developments in the field of interior, exterior and terminal ballistics. Many international armed forces and services have already made the choice to equip their warfighters with DND’s combat-proven munitions.
RGW munitions come in 60mm, 90mm and 110mm calibers. All variants work after the Davis Gun principle: A propellant powder is located inside the launch tube between the projectile and a counter mass. On firing, the projectile and the counter mass leave the launch tube in opposite directions resulting in little or no recoil of the weapon. The counter mass is dispersed in a dust cloud within meters of exit. After the projectile has left the launch tube the drag of the projectile is compensated by a small rocket motor. This results in a flat trajectory, a reduced flight to target time and the minimization of crosswind sensitivity.

RGWs are one-shot weapons to be fully disposed of after use. All munitions can be safely fired from enclosures and confined space. The required minimum room size is incredibly small, compared to competitor’s systems. It goes without saying that all variants are all-weather and all-climate suitable.
A variety of munition types for various engagement scenarios is available across all three calibers:
The relevance of these capabilities is also evident these days in the example of the Ukraine conflict, in which a serious imbalance of forces between conventional armed forces has been virtually eliminated, not least by the massive use of shoulder-fired anti-tank weapons on the supposedly inferior side. This significantly deprives mechanized large units of offensive momentum and denies the enemy the ability to achieve operational objectives. The performance record of anti-tank weapons - ultimately significantly less expensive and many times easier to handle than their designated targets - remains impressive.
Battlefield complexity in modern theaters is increasing, and so is the need for robust, well-trained and well-equipped small tactical units that can exercise control and fire superiority within areas of operation. Versatile and highly effective shoulder-fired assets are part of the required toolkit for such scenarios.
Therefore, demand from international armed forces for our RGW munitions is expanding constantly. Several key customers and partners have recently entered into long-term relationships with DND, and investments into national and international production capabilities have been made. Via joint procurement alliances from the growing user community, or flexible framework agreements, DND can provide RGW munitions in small and large quantities alike. Dynamit Nobel Defence is ready to provide much needed shoulder-launched firepower to address today’s and tomorrow’s requirements.
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