Russian "Métis" is an ideal remedy against "jihad-mobiles" in Syria

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During the fighting in Syria, the Russian portable Metis-MNNXX anti-tank systems successfully destroy various targets, including terror bomb-cars, writes Messenger of Mordovia.

Russian "Métis" is an ideal remedy against "jihad-mobiles" in Syria




The “corporate” style of the IS militants (grouping is prohibited in the Russian Federation) is the massive use of various jihad mobiles. Terrorists literally put their production on stream. In order to make it difficult to neutralize this deadly technique, the militants are trying to provide it with various defenses. As a result, such a wheel bomb can often be destroyed only by firing a gun or by launching a guided anti-tank missile.



“Ideal for such purposes are the Russian ATGM Metis M1, which is actively used by the units fighting against the Igilovs. Their main advantage is comparative compactness and ease of transportation. The mass of the component parts of the starting complex is about 9,5 kg. The rocket itself weighs 13, 8 kg, ”notes the author of the material Lev Romanov.

The minimum range of the complex is 80 m, and the maximum - to 2 km.

"Metis M1" has high performance, so the average armor penetration behind the dynamic protection is 950 mm. Two types of missiles can be used - tandem cumulative and thermobaric. With the help of the latter, you can destroy the enemy's manpower in shelters, inside buildings.



"For their effectiveness, the Metris МNNXX ATGM system has earned the deserved respect of the servicemen of the Syrian and Russian armies," the author concludes.
  • muraselon.com, Courage2004
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  1. +2
    24 October 2017 11: 57
    Correct quote
    “Ideal for such purposes любые ATGM, which is actively used by units fighting against the Ishilov’s. Their main advantage is their comparative compactness and ease of transportation.
    1. +15
      24 October 2017 12: 01
      The advantage is comparative compactness and ease of transportation.




      And also cheapness
      1. +2
        24 October 2017 12: 16
        Thanks for the vidos! I looked with pleasure.
    2. +8
      24 October 2017 12: 02
      From the point of view not of positional warfare, but of maneuverability, the size and mass of ATGMs are very important, and the Metis is just small and light. So he is closest to the ideal.
      1. +3
        24 October 2017 12: 22
        I agree for MTR such ATGM-Metis-M1 is the most for maneuver groups.
    3. +2
      24 October 2017 12: 07
      Quote: The_Lancet
      “Any anti-tank systems that are actively used by units fighting against Ishilov’s are ideal for such purposes. Their main advantage is their comparative compactness and ease of transportation.
      And here is NOT ANY ... How much is the TOW ATGM?
      1. +3
        24 October 2017 12: 12
        TOW-2A TOW-2B
        Complex weight, kg 93 93
        Rocket mass, kg 22,6 22,6
        Maximum flight speed, m / s 278 278
        Firing Range, m 65-3750 65-3750
        Penetration ~ 850 (900) per DZ
        Warhead weight, kg 5,9 + 0,3 6,1
        Semi-automatic command control system, by wire
        Engine RDTT Hercules M114
        Maximum Flight Time, with 20 21
        1. +2
          24 October 2017 12: 16
          How much does that cost? In comparison with a mestizo?
        2. +6
          24 October 2017 12: 17
          Quote: esaul
          Complex weight, kg 93 93

          Now compare with Metis
          The mass of the components of the launcher complex is about 9,5 kg. The rocket itself weighs 13 kg that is, about 24 kg and which one is easier to carry from blow to blow ...
          1. +7
            24 October 2017 12: 23
            TOW works on a “shot and forget” basis. I think that, having pulled him along the "doubles", the operator - hell will forget it laughing
            1. +7
              24 October 2017 12: 53
              Why is that? TOW PTRK 2 generations, do not confuse with javelin
              1. +1
                24 October 2017 14: 49
                To blame. Thank. Forgot drinks
        3. +3
          24 October 2017 12: 17
          ATGM METIS-M
          Firing Range, m 80-1500
          Rocket weight, kg 13.8
          Average missile flight speed, m / s 200
          Caliber rockets, mm 130
          TPK Length, mm 980
          PU weight, kg 10
          Temperature range of combat use: from -30 ° С + 50 ° С
          Transfer time from marching to combat position, sec 10-20
          Penetration, mm 900
          Battle crew, people 2
      2. +1
        24 October 2017 12: 12
        Quote: svp67
        “Ideally for such purposes any ATGMs that ...

        By and large this is true, but the smaller it is, the more convenient it is, and therefore more effective.
        9k111 is suitable for these tasks, (it is also portable), only it will be older.
        1. +1
          24 October 2017 15: 22
          Quote: x.andvlad
          9k111 is suitable for these tasks, (it is also portable), only it will be older.

          The "Bassoon" rocket is much more expensive
    4. +1
      24 October 2017 12: 15
      Quote: The_Lancet
      Correct quote
      “Ideal for such purposes любые ATGM, which is actively used by units fighting against the Ishilov’s. Their main advantage is their comparative compactness and ease of transportation.

      No, not any. There is a problem in the cost.
      1. +3
        24 October 2017 12: 29
        Any ATGM is not cheap. Only people's lives are more expensive.
        1. +2
          24 October 2017 15: 27
          Quote: x.andvlad
          Any ATGM is not cheap

          At "Metis" rocket price is the lowest possible. They pulled out practically everything that was possible from the rocket itself, transferring the functions of the ground equipment to the launcher.
        2. +2
          24 October 2017 15: 28
          Quote: x.andvlad
          Any ATGM is not cheap

          At "Metis" rocket price is the lowest possible. They pulled out practically everything that was possible from the rocket itself, transferring the functions of the ground equipment to the launcher.
        3. +2
          24 October 2017 15: 38
          Quote: x.andvlad
          Any ATGM is not cheap

          At "Metis" rocket price is the lowest possible. They pulled out practically everything that was possible from the rocket itself, transferring the functions of the ground equipment to the launcher.
          1. 0
            24 October 2017 17: 04
            Duplicate again.
    5. +2
      24 October 2017 16: 04
      Wrong quote. Sometimes the cost of an ATGM missile is much higher than the cost of a martyr’s mobile, and the Metis ATGM missile is one of the cheapest, but at the same time effective.
  2. +3
    24 October 2017 13: 17
    Simple, reliable and not expensive ....

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