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Finland will purchase RGW110 heavy grenade launchers The Finnish Ministry of Defense intends to purchase RGW110 heavy anti-tank grenade launchers from the German Dynamite Nobel Defense Company. The value of the contract is about 95 million dollars. In addition to the systems themselves, the agreement provides for the supply of educational equipment. According to the Finnish Ministry of Defense, deliveries and training are scheduled to begin in 2027. The RGW110 grenade launchers are intended to replace the aging Apilas grenade launchers, which have been in service with the Finnish ground forces since the 1980s. Finland, together with the manufacturer, participated in adapting the warhead to its operational requirements.

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Finland will purchase RGW110 heavy grenade launchers The Finnish Ministry of Defense intends to purchase RGW110 heavy anti-tank grenade launchers from the German Dynamite Nobel Defense Company. The value of the contract is about 95 million dollars. In addition to the systems themselves, the agreement provides for the supply of educational equipment. According to the Finnish Ministry of Defense, deliveries and training are scheduled to begin in 2027. The RGW110 grenade launchers are intended to replace the aging Apilas grenade launchers, which have been in service with the Finnish ground forces since the 1980s. Finland, together with the manufacturer, participated in adapting the warhead to its operational requirements.

Finland will purchase RGW110 heavy grenade launchers The Finnish Ministry of Defense intends to purchase RGW110 heavy anti-tank grenade launchers from the German Dynamite Nobel Defense Company. The value of the contract is about 95 million dollars. In addition to the systems themselves, the agreement provides for the supply of educational equipment. According to the Finnish Ministry of Defense, deliveries and training are scheduled to begin in 2027. The RGW110 grenade launchers are intended to replace the aging Apilas grenade launchers, which have been in service with the Finnish ground forces since the 1980s. Finland, together with the manufacturer, participated in adapting the warhead to its operational requirements.

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