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Originally posted by Seekerof
Here's what I don't understand......
If they have anti-tank weapons experts looking at this, why are they having a hard time claiming it is a "mystery projectile"? ... Besides the 2nd comment from the article I just mentioned above, they still seem mystified........
Just wondering.
regards
seekerof
The maximum range for antitank grenades against area targets is 920 meters, at which point the round self-destructs after its 4.5 second flight. The antipersonnel grenades reach over 1100 meters. Among the production grenades are the PG-7, PG-7M, PG-7N, and PG-7VL antitank grenades with armor penetrability of up to 600mm of rolled homogeneous steel. The PG-7VR is a tandem warhead designed to penetrate explosive reactive armor and the armor underneath. The OG-7 and OG-7M are high-explosive antipersonnel grenades.
Originally posted by omega1
It was some kind of rail gun, with a very small caliber judging by the exit hole. It was not the average gun, im thinking magnetically accelerated or mabe a kinetic.
Originally posted by IntelRetard
Laser propelled object seems likely