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K-728 Fuzing System
The K-728 (RU: К-728) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation fuzing system, which is used by a number of different munitions (see later text). Overview The K-728 fuzing system was introduced in 1988 as part of the PG-7VR Rezyume (RU: Резюме) rocket-boosted anti-armour round, which was developed for the RPG-7 (RU: РПГ-7) series of 40 mm recoilless projectile (grenade) launchers. The K-728 fuzing system, or minor variants of it, wou...
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