Russian Soviet RPG-7 Cutaway Training Aid DUMMY INERT

The Russian Soviet RPG-7 Cutaway Training Aid is an inert, non-functional replica designed for instructional purposes. This model represents the RPG-7, a widely recognized shoulder-launched anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher first introduced by the Soviet Union in 1961. The cutaway configuration reveals the internal components and construction of the launcher, providing detailed visual information for training and educational use. Typically employed by military instructors, such aids enabled the safe demonstration of operational mechanisms without the risks associated with live ordnance. The exterior and interior sections are marked to show the arrangement of key parts, such as the trigger group, firing tube, and sighting apparatus. This training aid is completely inert, containing no explosive or functional parts. It serves as a tangible reference for historical study, weapons familiarization, and the analysis of Soviet Cold War-era infantry weaponry. The item retains period manufacturing characteristics and is suitable for display or as a technical teaching tool.