Mk23 Rifle Mounted Grenade Launcher

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Mk23 Launcher
(Shown here mounted to a dedicated stock in the Mk24 configuration)

Mark 23 Rifle Mounted Grenade Launcher

Firing Type: Single Shot
Weight: 1kg (unloaded)
Range: 75m (accurate) 200m (maximum)
Clip Size: 3 rounds
Rate of Fire: 10 rounds per minute

This is an add-on weapon for the MK17 Phaser rifle and the TR-116 it is commonly used by marines to provide heavy direct firepower against lightly armored infantry or fortifications. The weapon is attached to the handgrip of the weapon and links into the weapons firing controls. Firing of the launcher is by a small thump trigger on the handgrip of the weapon (NB: the weapon will prevent firing of the round if there is danger of the firing marine been caught in the blast radius.) Loading is done by individually loading the grenades into the breach of the launcher, where they are fired by a magnetic repulsion.

Mark 24 Personal Single Shot Grenade Launcher

The Mark 24 is a basic grenade launcher, with an easy targeting interface which links in to the Marine's IHADSS unit and is capable of firing a variety of 40mm munitions over roughly the same distance as the Rifle mounted Mark 23. The Mark 24 is usually assigned with 1 or 2 in each squad, to provide the Marines with a whole host of options in combat and can serve as a lightweight alternative to mortars and anti-armour weapons.

Size: 0.38m x 0.20m x 0.10m Weight: 2.05kg Range: 300m (Accurate) 500m (Maximum)


There are multiple types of grenades all of which can either be loaded in the grenade launcher or thrown by hand.