Infantry Weapons

ATGL-L

Also known as

40 mm ATGL-L
ATGL-L family
40 mm Arsenal Light Anti-Tank Grenade Launchers ATGL-L Family

The ATGL-L is an Arsenal JSCo 40 mm light anti-tank recoilless launcher family marketed for portable direct-fire use against armored vehicles, protected positions, and personnel targets. In this catalog it is kept as a draft support record because its clearest source-backed role is compatibility with Bulgarian RPG-7V/ATGL-L ammunition such as the OGi-7MA fragmentation round.

ATGL-L, 40 mm light anti-tank recoilless launcher family, Infantry Weapons

Image source: 40 mm ARSENAL Light Anti-Tank Grenade Launchers ATGL-L Family

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin: Bulgaria
Built by: Arsenal JSCo
Type: 40 mm light anti-tank recoilless launcher family
Service note: Modern Arsenal export launcher family

portable anti-tank recoilless rifle grenade launcher

Specifications

Launcher class: 40 mm light anti-tank recoilless launcher family
Advertised role: Portable direct-fire launcher for armored vehicles, positions, and personnel targets
Ammunition relationship: Arsenal lists OGi-7MA rounds among munitions for the ATGL-L family and Russian RPG-7V launchers
Manufacturer: Arsenal JSCo

Compatible Ammunition

Arsenal markets OGi-7MA fragmentation rounds for its ATGL-L family and Russian RPG-7V launchers.

Ammunition

Ammunition type

Firing evidence

OGi-7MA RPG round, 40 mm high-explosive fragmentation RPG round, Munitions

OGi-7MA RPG round

40 mm fragmentation round

Arsenal's OGi-7MA product page lists the round under munitions for light anti-tank recoilless systems in the ATGL-L family and Russian RPG-7V launchers.

Sources: 40 mm OGi-7MA

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Sources

40 mm ARSENAL Light Anti-Tank Grenade Launchers ATGL-L FamilyPublisher: Sourcehere / Arsenal 2000 JSCo | Note: Supports draft identity, product image provenance, and high-level ATGL-L family role language from Arsenal-linked product metadata. | Accessed: 2026-06-30 40 mm OGi-7MAPublisher: Arsenal JSCo | Note: Supports the specific compatibility relationship between OGi-7MA rounds, the ATGL-L family, and Russian RPG-7V launchers. | Accessed: 2026-06-30