GP-25 Grenade Launcher (PBR)

The GP-25 Kostyor ("Bonfire"), GP-30 Obuvka ("Footwear") and GP-34 are three families of Russian 40mm under-barrel grenade launchers for Kalashnikov assault rifles. First seen by Western eyes during 1984's Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, these launchers remain in use today.

The AK series assault rifles feature an easy to attach under barrel mount that requires no disassembling or adaptors. Despite its small size, this attachment is highly robust and designed to withstand repeated field use.

This muzzle-loading, single-shot grenade launcher features a double-action firing mechanism and several automated safety features to prevent shots from being fired if the grenade is not fully loaded or incorrectly attached to the host rifle.

It fires VOG-25 and VOG-25P grenades, as well as the less lethal 'Gvozd' canister round with tear gas. Additionally, it features a bouncing grenade which can raise it 0.5 to 1.5 meters above ground, plus an impact delay fuse that detonates it after some delay.

In addition to standard grenades, it can also be equipped with a selection of smoke grenades such as RLV-AD underwater depth charge that can quickly drown enemy divers.

The GP-25 is an ideal addition to any airsoft player's collection. Its flip-up Soviet style sights make it fun to play with, while being relatively compact and lightweight. Plus, this CQB tool can easily clear opponents out of thick brush!

GameReady 3d-model for any projects.