Frankenfaust

Frankenfaust Rocket Launcher Details

The Panzerfaust is a German anti-tank weapon that was first introduced during World War II.

It was a relatively simple and inexpensive weapon that was designed to be used by infantry soldiers ragainst tanks and other armored vehicles. The Panzerfaust was a single-shot weapon that fired a shaped charge projectile, which could penetrate the armor of most Allied tanks.

The Frankenfaust is the all new 3D printed anti-tank weapon of the 21st century. It is designed by 3D printed rocket launcher expert Wild Arms Research & Development, creator of the M202 Flash, and fires 44mm projectiles.

If you install 44mm caliber barrels or use anti-personnel ammunition of a different caliber in a firearm, it would be classified as a Destructive Device under the National Firearms Act (NFA). This means that, as a US resident, you would need to submit an approved Form 1 in order to legally make the firearm.

Frankenfaust Rocket Launcher in the Wild

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Frankenfaust Rocket Launcher Tech Specs

The Frankenfaust is used with 44mm barrels and fires rockets with expanding fins for in-air stability.

The design is mostly 3D printed with off-the-shelf tubing and an Wild Arms electronic ignition system for firing the the Frankenfaust’s payloads

You can learn more on the build process, history, and creator of the 3D printed Panzerfaust (Frankenfaust) In Wild Arms book Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild.

Required Parts for the Frankenfaust

Prerequisites

• Filament
• 3D Printer
• Book – Expedient Recoilless Launcher: Panzerfaust by Jonathan Wild

Suggested 3D Printed Frankenfaust Settings

Filament

• PLA+ (eSun, Polymaker Pro or stronger)

If your threat model includes armored vehichle or inbound tanks, the Frankenfaust now allows you to cover your a** and render the enemy inoperable.

Print your own Panzerfaust anti-tank rocket launcher from the comfort of your home.