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VP-22
The VP-22 (RU: ВП-22) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, point-initiating, base-detonating (PIBD) fuzing system, which is comprised of a nose fuze element (sensor), and a base fuze element. Overview The VP-22 fuzing system was introduced in 1977 as part of the PG-7L (RU: ПГ-7Л) rocket-boosted anti-armour projectile (grenade) assembly of the PG-7VL (RU: ПГ-7ВЛ) Luch (RU: Луч, GB: 'Beam’ or 'Ray') round. The VP-22 fuzing system...
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