Based on the lock-on beep, the sound editors appear to have mistaken it for a guided weapon, though the actors and director correctly show the Marines leading their target before firing.
One is used by the Marines in Battle: Los Angeles to shoot down an alien drone.Heavily modified AT4s are seen in Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen and its sequel.
The Rocket Launcher in Half-Life 2 is a heavily modified AT4, portrayed as a laser-guided reloadable weapon.In BC2, it's again incorrectly shown as a guided weapon it's properly dumbfire in the latter two, though in 3 it is only used in one very short sequence in single-player to blow up a building with a sniper in it.
#At4 rocket launcher series
Appears in the Battlefield series starting with Bad Company 2, and returning for Battlefield 3 and 4.A heavily modified version appears in, where it is portrayed as launching homing missiles.An AT4 is famously used by Buffy to blow up the Judge, bypassing a rule that "no weapons forged" can defeat him.The AT4 appears in Stargate SG-1 and its spin-off, where it is erroneously used to shoot down aircraft.Appears in Ghost Recon, where it is mistakenly portrayed as reloadable (that or the soldiers armed with one have a Hyperspace Arsenal to fit so many of them across their back).Some even portray it as a guided missile launcher.
Like the LAW, the AT4 is also often portrayed in media as being reloadable, when it is not the launcher is only designed to handle the stress of one firing. The weapon has several different variants, each firing different types of ammunition, and can be fitted with optical sights, as shown in the image. The weapon has been quite successful on the export market, having been adopted by the US military note in fact, the US military adopted it before the Swedish military did, despite the latter starting testing of it first, with the Swedish later integrating all the changes the US made to their version, the Pansarskott m/86 the only difference between the two is that the m/86 has a folding foregrip and a number of other militaries, usually as a replacement or supplement for the older M72 LAW. Designed on the same principles as the Carl Gustav recoilless rifle, it is an unguided single-shot weapon, with the launcher discarded after firing. So named for its 84mm caliber, the AT4 is a Swedish-made recoilless weapon, introduced in the 1980s.
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