The "Chacal"-class ships carried two above-water triple sets of torpedo tubes. Their "Mle 1919D" torpedoes had a , picric-acid warhead and could be set for a speed of 35 knots with a range of or for . A pair of depth charge chutes were built into their stern; these housed a total of twenty Guiraud "Mle 1922" depth charges. They were also fitted with four depth-charge throwers abreast the fore funnel for which they carried a dozen Guiraud "Mle 1922" depth charges. The four depth charge throwers were removed in 1932 as they were badly positioned and their charges tended to cause leaks in the hull when used, although two were reinstalled after the war began in 1939. Space and weight was reserved for a pair of Ginocchio towed anti-submarine torpedoes, but these were a failure and were never used in combat.