This expert guide details the operation of the AT4 anti-tank weapon, a shoulder-launched, recoilless system. It covers the firing sequence, including safety pin removal, cocking the lever, and depressing the safety pad before firing. The AT4 utilizes a 440-gram high-explosive anti-tank projectile and is a single-use military weapon, not legally available to civilians.
The AT4 is a shoulder-launched, recoilless anti-tank weapon system, weighing approximately 15 pounds and firing a 440-gram high-explosive anti-tank projectile. Introduced in 1987, it's a single-use military weapon, not legally available to civilians. Its firing sequence involves pulling the safety pin, cocking the lever, depressing the safety pad, and pressing the fire button.
This guide details the assembly and basic operation of the British PIAT Mark 1, a World War 2 anti-tank weapon. It covers mounting the weapon on its bipod, understanding its internal spring-loaded spigot mortar mechanism, and adjusting the rear sights. The video also includes historical combat footage demonstrating its use.
