Performance Relative To Comparable Weapons
| Designation | Diameter | Launch weight | Warhead | Armor penetration (est.) | Range | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOT-3 | 150 mm | 24.5 kg | 6.48 kg tandem HEAT | 1250 mm | 75–4,300 m | 864 km/h |
| BGM-71E TOW-2A | 152 mm | 22.7 kg | 6.09 kg tandem HEAT | 1000 mm | 65–4,000 m | 1,116 km/h |
| AT-6 Kokon | 130 mm | 35.0 kg | 5.4 kg HEAT | 650 mm | 400–5,000 m | 1,512 km/h |
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