The Rostec State Corporation presented IGLA anti-drone cartridges for the LEX series of rifles at the ORELEXPO exhibition in Moscow. The ammunition effectively deals with durable plastic or metal UAV elements due to the wide and dense shot pattern.
For distances up to 30 m, a non-container version of the LEX 30 cartridge is provided, and for targets at distances up to 50 m, the LEX 50 container version is available.
The 12/76 caliber cartridges are designed to destroy small, low-flying drones using the kinetic energy of the projectile. The shot velocity in the cartridges is at least 435 m/s, and the accuracy is 60%. The cartridges can be loaded with buckshot of 6.2-8.5 mm or shot sizes 0000-5.
The product line also includes IGLA LEX Tracer cartridges with a light element for visualizing the shot trajectory and IGLA LEX 100, equipped with super-hard shot for destroying targets at distances up to 100 m.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that the Russian military has learned to reuse kamikaze drones. Thus, the VT-40 has become reusable.
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