Asian Aerospace 2006: Anti-Armour Missiles
The Matador Short Range Anti-Armour Weapon (SRAAW). This is a direct descendent of the Armbrust LAW with better penetrative capabilities. However it is about 2 kilogrammes heavier.
The
Eryx Short Range Anti-Tank Weapon (SRATW) with SACLOS guidance and a X3 magnification sight. The firing tube weighs 12 kilogrammes while the firing post weighs 5 kilogrammes.
The
Spike Anti-Armour system with a firing post consisting of the Command Launch Unit (CLU), the thermal imaging sight and a tripod.
The Matador Short Range Anti-Armour Weapon (SRAAW). This is a direct descendent of the Armbrust LAW with better penetrative capabilities. However it is about 2 kilogrammes heavier.
The Eryx Short Range Anti-Tank Weapon (SRATW) with SACLOS guidance and a X3 magnification sight. The firing tube weighs 12 kilogrammes while the firing post weighs 5 kilogrammes.
The Spike Anti-Armour system with a firing post consisting of the Command Launch Unit (CLU), the thermal imaging sight and a tripod.
2 comments:
What? 2 kg heavier? I thought LAW was heavy enough for a one shot weapon...
Yeah! With the assault rifle and other gear!
The Armbrust LAW was 6.7kg and like you said, heavy enough for a one-shot weapon.
The Matador SRAAW is about 8.8kg.
Thank goodness, I am done with my reservist (for good)! Phew! (In any case, my role is not a LAW gunner. Heheh).
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