Leading PGK, developed by GHDT, ensures precise target acquisition with a Circular Error Probable (CEP) as low as 10 meters and an overload capacity of up to 20,000G. It is highly versatile and compatible with various calibers of shells utilized in mortars, howitzers, and rocket systems. Main Features ・Enhanced Combat Effectiveness Leading PGK reduces ammunition required for missions, saving costs and improving combat effectiveness while minimizing collateral damage. ・Easy Operation Leading PGK is user-friendly and easy to operate. It requires no maintenance, and has no specific requirements for operators. ・Easy Transportation Leading PGK is lightweight, facilitating transportation and minimizing logistical burden.
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