Munitions

RK-2OF missile

Also known as
  • RK-2OF
  • RK-2OF 130 mm

The RK-2OF missile is a Ukrainian 130 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile from Luch's RK-2 family for SKIF/Stugna-P and AMULET launchers. Luch documents it in transport-and-launch containers with laser-beam guidance, day and night firing ranges, and an EFP fragmentation warhead; later reporting also placed HE-warhead Stugna missiles in Ukrainian frontline use without isolating the exact 130 mm round from the 152 mm RK-2M-OF option.

RK-2OF missile, 130 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile, Munitions
Image source: SKIF man portable antitank missile system
Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Ukraine
Type
130 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile
Service note
Listed in Luch's 2021 SKIF brochure

Specifications

Caliber
130 mm
Guidance
Laser beam guidance with target tracking in TV or thermal imaging channels, manual or auto mode
Range
100-5,000 m by day; 100-3,000 m at night
Warhead
High-explosive fragmentation with EFP
Armor penetration
Up to 60 mm for the high-explosive fragmentation/EFP warhead
Fragments
More than 600
Missile in container
30 kg
Container length
1,360 mm
Container outer diameter
140 mm
Operating temperature range
Minus 40 to +60 C
Variants

Luch's RK-2 missile family pairs 130 mm and 152 mm transport-and-launch-container missiles with tandem hollow-charge or high-explosive fragmentation warheads.

VariantConfigurationDesignation notes
RK-2S missile, 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile, MunitionsRK-2S missile130 mm tandem hollow-charge missile

The 130 mm tandem-warhead counterpart to RK-2OF in the SKIF and AMULET missile set.

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

RK-2M-K missile, 152 mm tandem-charge guided anti-tank missile, MunitionsRK-2M-K missile152 mm tandem hollow-charge missile

The 152 mm tandem-warhead member listed alongside the high-explosive fragmentation RK-2M-OF option.

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

RK-2M-OF missile, 152 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile, MunitionsRK-2M-OF missile152 mm high-explosive fragmentation missile

The larger-caliber high-explosive fragmentation counterpart to the 130 mm RK-2OF.

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

Launch Platforms

Official Luch materials place RK-2OF in transport-and-launch containers for the SKIF/Stugna-P and AMULET launcher families, while Militarnyi reports a 524R helicopter integration designed to employ RK-2OF from Mi-8MSB-V.

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

The SKIF manufacturer page lists RK-2OF among the 130 mm high-explosive fragmentation missiles carried in the system's transport-and-launch containers.

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

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 identifies RK-2OF as one of the missiles carried in the system's transport and launching containers.

Sources: AMULET universal missile system brochure

Mi-8/Mi-17, Medium twin-turbine utility transport helicopter, Aircraft & UAVsMi-8/Mi-17Mi-8MSB-V helicopter integration

Militarnyi reported that the 524R guided weapon system installed on the Mi-8MSB-V was designed for combat use of RK-2V and RK-2OF missiles from the helicopter.

Sources: Firing tests of the Barrier ATGM with the Mi-8MSB-V helicopter have been completed

RK-2 Family Position

RK-2OF is the 130 mm high-explosive fragmentation branch of the RK-2 missile set. The same Luch materials place it beside tandem-charge and 152 mm missiles in transport-and-launch containers for SKIF/Stugna-P and AMULET launchers.

MissileCaliberWarheadDocumented context
RK-2OF130 mmHigh-explosive fragmentation with EFPListed for SKIF/Stugna-P and AMULET containers; Militarnyi identifies it as the 130 mm HE option when discussing frontline HE Stugna missiles.
RK-2S missile, 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile, MunitionsRK-2S130 mmTandem hollow-chargeListed as the 130 mm anti-armor counterpart in the same launcher family.
RK-2M-OF missile, 152 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile, MunitionsRK-2M-OF152 mmHigh-explosive fragmentation with EFPListed as the larger HE-fragmentation member and named beside RK-2OF in the Militarnyi frontline HE-missile report.
RK-2M-K missile, 152 mm tandem-charge guided anti-tank missile, MunitionsRK-2M-K152 mmTandem hollow-chargeListed as the 152 mm tandem-charge companion to RK-2M-OF.
Timeline

RK-2OF missile Key Events

  1. Listed in SKIF family materials

    Luch's SKIF materials list RK-2OF among the 130 mm missiles carried in transport-and-launch containers for the system.

    Sources: SKIF man portable antitank missile system brochure

  2. Mi-8MSB-V integration reported

    Militarnyi reported completion of Barrier-V firing tests with the Mi-8MSB-V and described the 524R guided weapon system as designed for RK-2V and RK-2OF use from the helicopter.

    Sources: Firing tests of the Barrier ATGM with the Mi-8MSB-V helicopter have been completed

  3. HE Stugna missiles reported at the front

    Militarnyi reported Ukrainian border guards using HE guided Stugna missiles in the Kharkiv region and identified RK-2OF as the 130 mm HE option, while not distinguishing whether the observed combat round was RK-2OF or RK-2M-OF.

    Sources: HE missiles for Stugna ATGM were spotted on the frontline

Media

RK-2OF missile Images

RK-2OF missile, 130 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile, Munitions - view 1
Source: SKIF man portable antitank missile system
RK-2OF missile, 130 mm high-explosive fragmentation guided missile, Munitions - view 2
Source: SKIF man portable antitank missile system
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Sources

SKIF man portable antitank missile systemPublisher: State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Supports the RK-2OF designation, 130 mm caliber, missile guidance, range, warhead class, missile mass, container dimensions, and official image provenance. | Accessed: 2026-06-23SKIF man portable antitank missile system brochurePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Supports the RK-2OF designation, 130 mm caliber, laser-beam guidance, day and night firing ranges, warhead class, missile mass, and container dimensions. | Accessed: 2026-06-23AMULET universal missile system brochurePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Supports the AMULET transport and launching container context for RK-2OF and the launch-relationship claim to the AMULET system. | Accessed: 2026-06-23Firing tests of the Barrier ATGM with the Mi-8MSB-V helicopter have been completedPublisher: Militarnyi | Note: Supports the 524R Mi-8MSB-V helicopter integration context that names RK-2OF among guided missiles designed for combat use from the helicopter. | Accessed: 2026-06-29HE missiles for Stugna ATGM were spotted on the frontlinePublisher: Militarnyi | Note: Supports contextual 2014 Russia-Ukraine War reporting on HE guided Stugna missiles used by Ukrainian border guards, and identifies RK-2OF as the 130 mm HE option while not proving the exact observed round was RK-2OF rather than RK-2M-OF. | Accessed: 2026-06-29