The Soviet ROKS-3 flamethrower, a backpack-style weapon from circa 1941, was designed to resemble a Mosin-Nagant rifle to avoid targeting by enemy snipers. It utilized thickened gasoline propelled by pressurized nitrogen, ignited by blank cartridges fired from a 10-shot revolver cylinder at the muzzle. The ROKS-3 was an evolution of the ROKS-2, featuring a more conventional cylindrical fuel tank and a unique trigger mechanism that simultaneously opened the fuel valve and released the striker.
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