The PIAT (Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank) was a British WWII anti-tank weapon based on the spigot mortar principle. With an effective range of around 100 metres, the PIAT fired a HEAT (High Explosive Anti Tank) projectile that could penetrate the armour of most German tanks at the time. The weapon was semi-reliable at the best of times, but was used by British forces for much of the second half of WWII. This 3D printed replica is fully printed in colour, with accurate stencilled markings on the body of the projectile. Unlike my other replicas, these stencils are hand-drawn, to accurately reflect the real projectiles markings. Perfect for re-enactors and people with an interest in military history. This replica is not, and cannot be made into actual ordnance
