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Confusion there being, "Caliber: 400mm".
Obviously, it's not almost 16 inches in diameter, so I'm guessing the British (European) relationship of length vs diameter....?
Any mention of actual anti armor performance?
And curious if anywhere in existence is a "for reference" photo of it next to an M72 LAW round for visual/physical comparison.

Thanks, gentlemen. Have to have a go at snagging that book.

WRT that Scorpion munition in the lower post, strangely Raytheon's Pike has taken these concepts to new levels of precision and range,
a system which itself has potential to eventually be incorporated into some flyweight mini-MLRS package on a CROWS systems.
[URL unfurl="true"]https://raytheon.mediaroom.com/2015-10-12-Miniature-Pike-munitions-go-2-for-2-in-first-guided-tests[/URL]

<blockquote data-quote="DanielStarseer" data-source="post: 448019" data-attributes="member: 4021">Confusion there being, &quot;Caliber: 400mm&quot;.&nbsp; Obviously, it's not almost 16 inches in diameter, so I'm guessing the British (European) relationship of length vs diameter....?&nbsp; Any mention of actual anti armor performance?And curious if anywhere in existence is a &quot;for reference&quot; photo of it next to an M72 LAW round for visual/physical comparison.Thanks, gentlemen. Have to have a go at snagging that book.WRT that Scorpion munition in the lower post, strangely Raytheon's Pike has taken these concepts to new levels of precision and range, a system which itself has potential to eventually be incorporated into some flyweight mini-MLRS package on a CROWS systems. [URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://raytheon.mediaroom.com/2015-10-12-Miniature-Pike-munitions-go-2-for-2-in-first-guided-tests[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DanielStarseer, post: 448019, member: 4021"] Confusion there being, "Caliber: 400mm". Obviously, it's not almost 16 inches in diameter, so I'm guessing the British (European) relationship of length vs diameter....? Any mention of actual anti armor performance? And curious if anywhere in existence is a "for reference" photo of it next to an M72 LAW round for visual/physical comparison. Thanks, gentlemen. Have to have a go at snagging that book. WRT that Scorpion munition in the lower post, strangely Raytheon's Pike has taken these concepts to new levels of precision and range, a system which itself has potential to eventually be incorporated into some flyweight mini-MLRS package on a CROWS systems. [URL unfurl="true"]https://raytheon.mediaroom.com/2015-10-12-Miniature-Pike-munitions-go-2-for-2-in-first-guided-tests[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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