What in the World is This?

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From Michael Yon’s On-Line Magazine

Do you know what this is?


The RPG in the foreground provides a reference for dimensions

The recent loss of five helicopters in Iraq has caught the attention of the media. Also in the media is all the new talk of Iranian influence on weapons in Iraq, although my readers learned about the issue more than a month ago in Walking the Line (Part Two of Three).
In the face of all this “new” controversy about “foreign” weapons in the battle space, I recalled some of the many photos I’ve taken of caches of weapons captured by Iraqi and American forces in Iraq. The photo above is from one of these.
None of the military persons who’ve seen the photo were able to identify the weapon depicted in it.

Do you know what it is?

Do you know where it came from?

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[SnipeHuntin]

Appears to be a up grade to the RPG.

[milmor_1]

This weapon reminds me of an improvised RPG weapon produced by the IRA in the 1990's, I will check it out and get back with any information

[kepiblanc]

it Is An Artisan Reconstruction Of A Rpg.watch The Lack Of Relation Between The Buttstock And The Sight.it's A Good Work But A Rebuild Or Home Made.

[Kapchar]

It's home made RPG. I like home made weapons, because russian mafia doing a great home made weapons! They're better than AK, very easy for making and using... Really criminal weapon.