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GUIDED MISSILES AND BOMBS ROCKET ARTILLERY WEAPONS AND MUNITIONS ROUND COMPRISING ANTITANK GUIDED MISSILE FOR BMP-3 Round comprising antitank guided missile is designed for firing from the armoured vehicle BMP-3 against stationary and moving modern armoured targets with combined, carried or monolithic armour, including ERA (explosive reactive armour), and also against pinpoint targets like permanent fire positions, a tank in a trench, light-armoured objects and helicopters. Maximum firing range: 5500 m Flight time at maximum range: not more than 20 s Round weight: 21,6 kg Missile calibre: 100 mm Round length: 1180 mm Main Specifications: Guidance system Warhead: type armour penetration behind ERA Operating temperature range semiautomatic by laser beam tandem hollow-charge not less than 550 mm from -40 to +60 o C SURFACE TO AIR GUIDED MISSILE Surface to air guided missile (SAGM) is designed to destroy with high-explosive blast fragmentation manned and unmanned means of air attack that are flying at both subsonic and supersonic speeds on the head-on and pursuit courses. SAGM defeats targets at day-and-night time, under any aspect angle at front and aft hemisphere of a target, under ordinary and adverse weather conditions, under informational and manoeuvrable enemy’s counteractions. Main Specifications: Impact area: by range, km by altitude Guidance system SAGM maximum speed SAGM maximum normal overload SAGM launching mass 1,5 – 20,0 km 0,025 – 10,000 km radio command 850 m\s 25 g 140 kg Weight SAGM with transport and launching container: 180 kg Weight warhead: 18 kg SAGM calibre: 130/260 mm Length SAGM: 3160 mm Length transport and launching container: 3235 mm 222
ROCKET ARTILLERY WEAPONS AND MUNITIONS ARTILLERY ARMAMENT ZTM-1 AUTOMATIC MACHINE GUN It is designed for fighting against light armored targets at distance up to 2 000 m, ATMS mounts, non-armored means and enemy’s manpower at distances up to 4 000 m, as well as against air low-flying targets with altitudes up to 2 000 m. Gun firing may be realized both single shoots and bursts. Calibre: 30 mm Number of rifles: 16 Rifle step: 715,5 (± 20) mm Projectile muzzle velocity: 960 (+30/-10) m/sec Gun weight: not more than 86 kg Barrel weight: not more than 37 kg Gun length: not more than 3006 mm Main Specifications: Firing rate Return intensification Voltage supply of electro-startup from source of direct current Electro-startup input current Gun feed Reloading Warranty operating life not less than 330 rounds/min not more than 60 (6000) kN (kgs) 27 (+2, -5) W not more than 14,2 A two belted manual or electromechanical 6000 shots Main Specifications: Firing rate big small Return intensification Voltage supply of electro-startup from source of direct current Electro-startup input current Gun feed Warranty operating life ZTM-2 AUTOMATIC MACHINE GUN It is designed for fighting against light armored targets at distance up to 1 500 m, ATMS mounts, non-armored means and enemy’s manpower at distances up to 4 000 m, as well as against air low-flying targets with altitudes up to 2 000 m. Gun firing may be realized both single shoots and bursts. Calibre: 30 mm not less than 330 rounds/min not less than 550 rounds/min 200 – 330 rounds/min 40-50 (4000-5000) kN (kgs) 27 (+2, -5) W not more than 14,2 A two belted 6000 shots Number of rifles: 16 Rifle step: 715,5 (± 20) mm Projectile muzzle velocity: 960 (+30/-10) m/sec Gun weight: not more than 115 kg Barrel weight: not more than 38,5 kg Gun length: not more than 3027 mm 223
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