2A41s

The 2A41 is a Soviet-designed automatic grenade launcher. It is typically chambered in 30x29mm grenades. The 2A41 is a blowback-operated weapon. It features a relatively high rate of fire for a grenade launcher, often around 300-400 rounds per minute.

This grenade launcher is designed for use by infantry squads to provide suppressive fire and anti-personnel capabilities against soft targets and light armor. It can be mounted on tripods, vehicles, or in some cases, used as a man-portable weapon with a crew. The weapon utilizes a belt feed system, allowing for sustained firing.

Development of the 2A41 began in the Soviet Union, with its design aiming to create a more mobile and rapid-firing grenade launcher compared to earlier models. It saw service with Soviet and later Russian forces, as well as being exported to various countries. Its effectiveness lies in its ability to deliver a significant volume of explosive or fragmentation ordnance onto a target area quickly.