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ENERGA grenade launchers for the No4 (and L1A1)
Maybe not quite the right place to ask this but..... Are there different sized grenade launchers for the Energa grenade? I ask because there is a tail and fin assembly on 'that' auction site and some has asked what the internal diameter size of the tube is. The British and Commonwealth ones were all the same because the Energa was the same, throughout! I have measured up a UK Military No4, L1A1 and a rarer No5 launcher and, yep, they're all the same
Any answers?
What about differences betwen any variations. What about the L1A1. I can only recall seeing one variation of that while the No4 had a few
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08-30-2010 05:43 AM
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I'm particularly interested in BRITISH/Commonwealth type Energa launchers specifically Breaks! Although, thinking about it, other nations could I suppose machine down launchers slightly or even sleeve them in order to adapt to whatever type of grenades that they have in their stockpiles. Ours are a bog standard 22mm OD.
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That's pretty conclusive and thorough! Now I can report back that so far as the Energa is concerned, it's 22mm throughout the range.
Does anyone have any variables of the UK, Aust/Canadian L1 type Energa launcher?
Thatns again PB
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Thanks for those pretty comprehensive answers PB and KtK. Incidentally, the bloke firing the grenads rifle in the booklet was Sgt(?) and later Warrant Officer Geoff Paine who is now retired and lives in the middle east somewhere. Nice bloke too
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