
M93 Automatic Grenade Launcher
Tripod-mounted 30 mm automatic grenade launcher, belt-fed from a 29-grenade drum, engaging personnel to 1700 m and light armour to 1000 m.
- Barrel length
- 300 mm
- Calibre
- 30 mm
- Drum capacity
- 29 grenades
All machine guns and launchers
The launcher group is organised by calibre and format. The M93 is a tripod-mounted 30 mm automatic grenade launcher fed from a 29-grenade drum. In 38 mm the M09-00 RBGP single-shot launchers and the RBG 38 mm/6 six-shot revolver are police weapons for 37/38 mm and 38/55 mm non-lethal ammunition. In 40 mm and 40x46 mm the range runs from the BGP and UBGL underbarrel launchers through the M08-00 RBGP single-shot to the RBG, RBG-D and PD51 six-shot revolvers with collimator or reflex sights. The RPG7 completes the group as a reloadable 40 mm shoulder-fired rocket propelled grenade launcher with 500 m effective range against armour.

Tripod-mounted 30 mm automatic grenade launcher, belt-fed from a 29-grenade drum, engaging personnel to 1700 m and light armour to 1000 m.

Single-shot 38 mm smooth-bore grenade launcher for police duties, firing non-lethal 37/38 mm ammunition to 150 m.

Single-shot 38-55 mm grenade launcher with a 300 mm smooth barrel and folding stock, for non-lethal ammunition in public-order duties.

Six-shot revolver-type 38 mm smooth-bore grenade launcher for police duties, firing non-lethal 37/38 mm ammunition to 150 m.

Single-shot 40 mm underbarrel grenade launcher for direct fire from 50 to 350 m and indirect fire from 200 to 300 m.

Six-shot 40 mm grenade launcher with 300 mm progressive-twist barrel and reflex sight, firing medium and high velocity grenades.

Reloadable 40 mm shoulder-fired rocket propelled grenade launcher built around a 960 mm steel monoblock tube, effective to 500 m.

Breech-loaded 40x46 mm underbarrel grenade launcher for direct fire from 50 to 400 m, mounting on a handguard Picatinny rail.

Single-shot 40x46 mm grenade launcher with six-groove rifled barrel, engaging targets from 50 m to 375 m by direct fire.

Six-shot revolver-type 40x46 mm grenade launcher with collimator sight, engaging targets from 50 m to 375 m by direct fire.

Six-shot 40x46 mm grenade launcher with 300 mm progressive-twist barrel and reflex sight graduated from 50 m to 375 m.

Single-shot 40x46 mm under-barrel grenade launcher mounted on a Picatinny rail, with a side-deflecting barrel and mechanical sight graduated to 375 m.
Tender lines for launchers name the calibre and cartridge standard first, quoting the marking exactly as listed for the model: 38 mm, 40 mm or 40x46 mm. The format follows: underbarrel launchers are specified against a host rifle or a Picatinny rail, stand-alone launchers by drum capacity (single-shot or six-shot), and automatic launchers by drum or belt capacity and mount. Maximum range, initial velocity and the ammunition natures accepted complete the line.
RBG denotes a revolver-type six-shot launcher, with the drum capacity written after the calibre (RBG 40 mm/6). RBGP with /1 denotes the single-shot stand-alone launcher in the same family (M08-00 RBGP 40 mm/1). BGP and UBGL are underbarrel launchers, the BGP 40 mm fitting specified rifle models and the BGP 40x46 mm and UBGL mounting on a Picatinny rail. Suffixes such as RBG-D and PD51 mark the 300 mm progressive-twist barrel and reflex sight versions.
Five models are chambered for 40x46 mm: the BGP 40x46 mm and UBGL 40 mm/1 underbarrel launchers, the M08-00 RBGP 40 mm/1 single-shot launcher, and the RBG 40 mm/6 and RBG-D 40 mm/6 six-shot revolvers. The PD51 RBG 40 mm/6 is listed as 40 mm and fires medium and high velocity grenades to 375 m and 775 m respectively.
The M09-00 RBGP 38 mm/1 and RBG 38 mm/6 are smooth-bore police launchers for non-lethal 37/38 mm ammunition to 150 m; the 38 mm/1 is listed for rubber bullet, tear gas, smoke, illuminating and shock grenades. The M09-00 RBGP 38-55 mm/1 fires 38/55 mm non-lethal ammunition through a 300 mm smooth barrel, with a mechanical sight graduated 50-200 m. Like every item in the catalogue they are supplied only to government and institutional end-users.