Grenades and rocket launchers, also known as bazookas, are considered 'destructive devices' by the National Firearms Act. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department Hazard Device Team responded to the scene and collected the items. It features original military patina, pistol grip and flip-up sights.

It measures approximately 37-1/2 inches in length and weighs 14 lbs. 'This incident was not an unusual occurrence, as we routinely find and seize inert military ordnance.' This includes RocketLauncher support for AHK, xpadder, and joytokey forms of keymapping. Original RPG-7 rocket launcher has been made fully inert. Used M72 66mm Rocket Launcher consisting of an outer olive green painted fibreglass tube, a rubber encased rocket extension and trigger mechanism and a pair. 'Although the launcher tubes are illegal to possess, they were not a safety hazard and there was no threat to the community,' the department said. The LAW is a single shot disposable anti-tank weapon that was developed in the early 1960s for the US Army. LAW stands for 'Lightweight Anti-armor Weapon'. Inside the dumpster were two empty, one-time use, disposable AT4 launcher tubes and one inert practice grenade that was cut in half. The M72 LAW is an early Cold War era disposable rocket launcher of US origin. The location was less than a mile from Liberty High School. On Wednesday, Perris Station deputies responded to the 32200 block of Leon Road, Winchester, regarding a military ordnance found in a trash dumpster, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department told NPR. Just like early rocket pioneer Robert Goddard, they can conduct scientific experiments by varying the trajectory angle and launch energy. The Rocket-Propelled Grenade Launcher, simply known as the RPG. Two rocket launchers and a practice grenade were found in a trash can at a residence near a California school earlier this week, authorities said. This steerable rocket launcher is our best bet for taking down a Gunship. Authorities found two rocket launchers and a practice grenade at a house in Temecula, Calif., on Tuesday.

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