Milkor MGL-140 Low-poly (PBR)

The Milkor MGL-140 is a multi-shot 40mm grenade launcher developed by the South African company Milkor Ltd. Known for its reliability, compact design, and firepower, it is widely used by military and law enforcement units around the world for crowd control, urban warfare, and tactical operations.

This semi-automatic, revolving-cylinder launcher features a six-shot rotary drum, allowing rapid successive firing of 40mm grenades. The drum is spring-driven and rotates automatically with each shot, enabling quick follow-up shots without manual cycling. The "140" in its name refers to the extended chamber length (140 mm), allowing it to fire longer and more powerful grenades than its predecessors, including low-velocity and medium-velocity munitions.

The launcher is typically fitted with adjustable iron sights, and most modern versions include Picatinny rails for mounting red dot sights, scopes, and other tactical accessories. Its foldable stock, ergonomic grip, and relatively lightweight design enhance its portability and ease of use in various combat scenarios.

The 3D model of the Milkor MGL-140 is a highly detailed digital replica, showcasing the unique elements such as the rotating drum, folding stock, rail system, and grip layout. It's ideal for use in simulation software, military training modules, and realistic visual environments where precise modeling of equipment is critical.