Sarpac [SEP] country of origin
projectile is fin stabilized with eight forward folding fins which lock into position after leaving the tube. The rocket motor burns completely before leaving the tube, so as not to injure the gunner. The Sarpac launcher weighs approximately 1.9 kg empty and was originally meant to be disposable, however tests showed that the improved launcher introduced later could be reloaded for up to 20 firings. And although developed and manufactured in France, the Sarpac was never adopted by the French Army, however it has been exported to a number of countries.
SARPAC
Sarpac () is a French manufactured recoilless individual 68 mm anti-tank/assault rocket weapon.
The Sarpac was developed by the company Hotchkiss-Brandt, and it was primarily designed as an anti-tank weapon, but it is also useful against fortified positions constructed of concrete. The Sarpac comprises a launcher that can fire 68mm anti-tank, dual-purpose anti-armour/personnel or illuminating rocket projectiles. Sarpac is one of the few light antitank rocket launchers offered in the 1960s and