German WWII Panzerfaust 60M Inert Rocket & Launcher Set – Collector Grade Quality – Inert New Made Items

New Made Item:  Display Only, this launcher is totally inert and cannot be converted to an explosive device. It is in full compliance with guidelines provide by the BATF. Not Available for Export.

The is a new production run, we call it “Collector Grade Quality” because it is the very best reproduction Panzerfaust “Pipe Launcher” and inert projectile rocket on the market today. All totally inert and but faithful reproduction of this very crude late WW2 last ditch weapon. These anti-tank weapons saw some success against the invading Allied Armies. Basically intended to be fired and thrown away, very few original examples survive.

So what is different about this panzerfaust 60 from our previous offering? In a word- everything! The tube is the correct weight and length, the sight and trigger assembly are almost identical to the original, all the stenciling is correct, the rocket is two-piece with a correct fin assembly that is black (never was geldbraun) and fits seamlesly into the launcher. There just isn’t a better to be found anywhere. Period.

When these were first introduced in late 1944 and 1945 they were thrown together as fast as the Germans could make them. Complete your WW2 collection with one of these inert reproductions. Each rocket comes with the correct flexible stabilizing Fins and stuck-on replicated instruction label as on the originals.

For added authenticity, both Rocket and Launcher are now offered in the correct German WW2 Ordinance Tan or “Gelbbraun” color with red stencil on launcher which reads “Vorsicht! Starker Feuerstrahl!”. We have purposely painted this set to resemble a genuine Panzerfaust, meaning the paint is not and should not provide 100% smooth coverage, these are intended to look like the real thing based on our original sample. The originals were hastily assembled, and paint chips and flakes are common. Our reproductions have many painted parts in contact with others, which often results in paint loss, especially around the bottom of the warhead where it contacts the fin assembly.