Astros II vs BM-21 Grad
Astros II vs BM-21 Grad at a glance — range 300 vs 750 km, crew 3 vs three-member crew.
Specifications
|
Astros II |
BM-21 Grad |
| Origin country |
🇧🇷 Brazil |
🇷🇺 Russia |
| Category |
Multiple Launch Rocket System |
Multiple Launch Rocket System |
| Type |
Self-propelled multiple rocket launcher |
Self-propelled 122 mm multiple rocket launcher |
| Manufacturer |
Avibras |
Motovilikha Plants |
| Number produced |
270 units |
100,000 units |
| Estimated unit price |
$-- million |
$-- million |
| Combat weight |
0.0 tons |
13.7 tons |
| Maximum speed |
-- km/h |
75 km/h |
| Operational range |
300 km |
750 km |
| Crew |
3 |
three-member crew |
Armament & Powertrain
|
Astros II |
BM-21 Grad |
| Main armament |
SS-AV-40G 180 mm GPS-guided rocket |
40 launch tubes |
| Secondary weapon |
SS-150 450 mm rockets |
122 mm M-21OF rocket |
| Engine |
-- |
water-cooled V8 180 hp gasoline engine |
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Which has longer operational range, the Astros II or BM-21 Grad?
The BM-21 Grad has a longer operational range at 750 km compared to the Astros II's 300 km.
Which has been built in greater numbers, the Astros II or BM-21 Grad?
The BM-21 Grad has been produced in greater numbers with 100,000 units compared to 270 units of the Astros II.
What are the main armaments of the Astros II and BM-21 Grad?
The Astros II is armed with SS-AV-40G 180 mm GPS-guided rocket while the BM-21 Grad carries 40 launch tubes as its main armament.
