Original Cold War Era Czech Inert SPG-9 Recoilless Anti-Tank Gun Training Rocket - dated 1984 & 1986 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover the film follows a group

the film follows a group of scientists who travel deep into the Congo jungle while searching for some colleagues who have gone missing after their camp was destroyed by an unknown force

leaving for South Africa with 650 men on 10 February 1900

It was then converted a second time to an early Tabatiere Rifle using a brass Breech system

Crash-landed aircraft are shown in significant numbers

As well as Ernest Hemingway this model was still in use in WW2 and in the film THE LONGEST DAY when war correspondents were shown on the Normandy beaches typing away and getting their dispatches out by carrier pigeon

Original Cold War Era Czech Inert SPG-9 Recoilless Anti-Tank Gun Training Rocket - dated 1984 & 1986 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover the film follows a groupOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This training rocket is totally inert as designed, and was never able to be used as any type of weapon. This cannot be converted to an explosive devise and is not available for export. The rocket measures approximately 34 inches long with a base diameter of 3. 25 inches. The base is dated 1984 and the rocket itself is dated 1986. The SPG 9 Kopye (Spear) is a tripod mounted man portable, 73 millimeter caliber