Munitions

RK-2M-OF missile

Also known as
  • RK-2M-OF
  • RK-2М-OF

The RK-2M-OF missile is a Ukrainian 152 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile in Luch's RK-2 family. Official SKIF, AMULET, and Progress export materials place it in the family's transport-and-launch container ecosystem, with laser-beam guidance and day/night firing ranges listed in the manufacturer documentation.

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Ukraine
Type
152 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile
Service note
Documented in official export materials by 2021
Designer
State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch
Designed
Not publicly specified
Unit cost
Not publicly documented
Produced
Documented in official export materials by 2021
Number built
Not publicly documented

Specifications

Caliber
152 mm
Family
RK-2 missile family
Guidance
Laser beam guidance with target tracking in TV or thermal imaging channels, manual or auto mode
Range
100-5,100 m by day; 100-3,000 m at night
Warhead
High-explosive fragmentation
Missile in container
37 kg
Container length
1,435 mm
Container outer diameter
162 mm
Operating temperature range
Minus 40 to +60 C
Launch Platform

Luch's SKIF and AMULET materials both place RK-2M-OF inside the RK-2 family missile set carried in transport-and-launch containers.

LauncherLauncher typeLaunch evidence
Skif/Stugna-P, Man-portable anti-tank guided missile system, Infantry WeaponsSkif/Stugna-PMan-portable anti-tank guided missile system

Luch's SKIF materials list RK-2M-OF among the 152 mm missiles carried in the system's transport and launching containers.

Sources: SKIF man portable antitank missile system, SKIF man portable antitank missile system brochure, Progress SKIF export page

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system, Anti-tank guided missile system, Infantry WeaponsAMULET anti-tank guided missile systemAnti-tank guided missile system

The AMULET brochure lists RK-2M-OF among the missiles carried in the system's transport and launching containers.

Sources: AMULET universal missile system brochure, SKIF man portable antitank missile system brochure

Family Split

RK-2M-OF is the high-explosive fragmentation branch of Luch's RK-2M family. The same family documentation also names the tandem-charge RK-2M-K, showing that the 152 mm set is split by warhead type rather than launcher type.

VariantWarheadDocumented context
RK-2M-OFHigh-explosive fragmentationListed in SKIF, AMULET, and Progress export materials as a 152 mm missile carried in transport-and-launch containers.
RK-2M-KTandem hollow-chargeNamed beside RK-2M-OF in the SKIF family brochure as the matching 152 mm anti-armor missile.
Timeline

RK-2M-OF missile Key Events

  1. Listed in SKIF family materials

    Luch's SKIF brochure lists RK-2M-OF among the 152 mm missiles carried in the system's transport and launching containers.

    Sources: SKIF man portable antitank missile system brochure

  2. Repeated in AMULET family materials

    The AMULET brochure repeats RK-2M-OF in the missile list for the vehicle-mounted launcher family.

    Sources: AMULET universal missile system brochure

Media
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