Компактность и мощь: российский ПТРК «Метис» остановит бронетехнику противника

ATGM hits enemy tanks at a distance of up to 2000 m

Russian military personnel are actively using the portable anti-tank complex "Metis-M1". It is designed to destroy modern and advanced tanks equipped with dynamic protection, lightly armored vehicles, fortifications and engineering structures.

The Metis ATGM was developed by the Tula Instrument Design Bureau in the second half of the 1970s under the leadership of the domestic gunsmith Arkady Shipunov. At the time of its creation, the complex had no analogues in the world.

Its main feature was its extremely modest size and weight characteristics compared to other ATGMs. In particular, the mass of an anti-tank missile in a transport and launch container was 6.36 kg, the length of the container was less than 80 cm.

Military personnel could fire from the complex from a lying position, from a trench while standing, and also from the shoulder. A modern modification of the ATGM is the "Metis-M1", which has been entering the troops in recent years. The complex is an effective and multifunctional means of destruction.

Tactical and technical characteristics of the Metis-M1 ATGM

  • Control system — semi-automatic via wired communication line
  • Firing range — up to 2000 m
  • Armor penetration — 900-950 mm
  • Warhead type — tandem cumulative, thermobaric
  • Missile caliber — 130 mm

Mass:

  • launcher — 9.5 kg
  • missile in container — 13.8 kg
  • thermal imager — 6 kg

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