Practice Rifle Grenade Spotting Head

The Practice Rifle Grenade Spotting Head is a type of ammunition used for training purposes with rifle grenades. It is specifically designed to simulate the trajectory and impact of a live grenade without the explosive component.

The spotting head is typically made of a non-lethal material, such as rubber or plastic, and is painted in a bright color for easy visibility. It is attached to the rifle grenade and launched using a rifle or other designated launcher.

During training exercises, the spotting head allows soldiers to practice their aiming and targeting skills without the risk of causing damage or injury. It provides a visual indication of where the live grenade would have landed, allowing soldiers to assess their accuracy and make necessary adjustments.

It is important to note that the Practice Rifle Grenade Spotting Head should only be used in designated training areas and under the supervision of qualified personnel.