Kestrel Individual Weapon System
The Kestrel individual weapon system is a shoulder-fired weapon system for individual soldiers. It includes two types of attack capabilities: anti-armor and bunker-busting. It provides basic anti-armor and assault capabilities for our military’s ground light infantry and support units.
In scenarios such as urban warfare and positional warfare, particularly when engaging buildings and bunkers, it delivers appropriate firepower. The system is capable of all-weather operations and can significantly enhance individual soldier survivability on the battlefield. It also supports both mobile operations and fixed-position precision engagements.
This weapon system series includes Kestrel training rounds, which improve the armed forces’ familiarity with operating the Kestrel anti-armor rocket system and significantly reduce training costs associated with personnel training.
Sighting system: Optical.
Firing mechanism: Mechanical trigger.