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PG-7R Anti-Armour Projectile Assembly
The PG-7R (RU: ПГ-7Р) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, fin- and spin-stabilised, rocket-boosted, anti-armour (high explosive anti-tank [HEAT]) projectile assembly, which is referred to as a grenade in Russian terminology. Overview The PG-7R was developed, in the mid-to-late 1980s by the Russian entity AO NPO Bazal't (RU: АО НПО Базальт), to defeat heavier (thicker) armour that was protected by one layer reactive armour. The...
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