alright guys, what is it?

[UPscaler]

I figured someone on here would know!


https://www.ebay.com/itm/mystry-roc...923173324?pt=Model_Kit_US&hash=item35c417fdcc



Braden

 

[stealth6]

https://www.rocketryforum.com/showthread.php?48815-quot-Mystry-quot-rocket-funny-E(vil)bay-listing

 

[JohnNGA]

I think the Coalwood Boys have the answer to that.

 

[GaryT]

It looks like a projectile that would come out of a bigger missile? The bigger missile releases a bunch! of these on the way down, the fins open and spread out spreading there devastation far and wide. It looks like it had some kind of detonator unscrewed from the tip as well.

Thats my GUESS anyway.

 

[hornet driver]

looks like it might be a 120mm practice round of some type -- hard to tell with nothing to scale it by

 

[boomtube]

https://the-launch-pad.com/folgore.htm
Kind of looks like this.

 

[shrox]

Is it a bottle of wine? A new type of shovel?

 

[BEAR]

I believe that it is an 84mm HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank) practice round. Weighs a little over 12 pounds. Has a velocity of about 225 fps, and has a penetration depth of 400mm or about 15 inches. Also called the "Carl Gustav". I am not certain though and I am really just guessing. So it is in effect a rocket propelled grenade.

 

[Fuse Eh!]

I believe that it is an 84mm HEAT (High Explosive Anti-Tank) practice round. Weighs a little over 12 pounds. Has a velocity of about 225 fps, and has a penetration depth of 400mm or about 15 inches. Also called the "Carl Gustav". I am not certain though and I am really just guessing. So it is in effect a rocket propelled grenade.

I would agree. Check out
https://www.scribd.com/doc/28709863/Carl-G-B-GL-385-009-PT-001

 

[burnout]

those seem to have 4 fins instead of 6. I also don't see a nozzle or a retainer for a rocket motor.

 

[JPVegh]

I believe that is a 105mm non-rotating HEAT practice round.

 

[BEAR]

Check out this link: https://www.tpub.com/seabee/8-29.htm

 

[JPVegh]

It looks more like this IMO..

 

[Sooner Boomer]

It's not an AT-4 (aka Bofors M96) SMAW, LMAW.



I'm working on a 2.6" model of this in paper cardboard and thin plywood, with a 29mm engine. Getting the folding fins to work is "interesting"...