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40mm VOG-25



Overview


40mm VOG-25

VOG-25 grenades shown alongside AK-74 assault rifle with under barrel grenade launcher.
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Origin
Soviet Union
Type
Launched grenade
Entered service
Around 1978
Status
In service
Development
1970's
Developer
Soviet Union
Production
1970's - present
Producer
Soviet Union
Russia
Number produced
Produced in very large numbers
Designations
7P17 (GRAU index for VOG-25)
7P24 (GRAU index for VOG-25P)
7P44U (GRAU index for VUS-25)

Variants


VOG-25

Standard high explosive fragmentation grenade with impact fuse. GRAU index is 7P17. Adopted in the mid 1970's and in active service since 1978.

VOG-25P

Bouncing grenade with high explosive fragmentation effect. Introduced in 1979 and has 7P24 as GRAU index. Upon impact a small charge propels the grenade to a height of 0.5 to 1.5 meters for and airburst explosion.

VUS-25

Training grenade with similar ballistic trajectory as VOG-25P. Upon impact there is a bang and smoke effect.

Details


Facts VOG-25 VOG-25P
General
Origin
Soviet Union
Type
Launched grenade
Dimensions
Diameter
40 mm
Length
103 mm
Weight
0.25 kg
Composition
Fuse type
Impact fuse
Back-up 14 to 19 second time delay for self-destruct
Fuse model
VGM-K
Arming distance
10 to 40 m
Filling
48 g A-IX-1
Effect
Lethal radius
6 m
Application
Projection method
Launched from GP-25 and similar grenade launchers
Range
About 400 m
Velocity
76.5 m/s

Media


Platforms


GP-25 Kostyor

The VOG-25 was introduced with the widespread adoption of the GP-25 under barrel grenade launcher.

GP-30 Obuvka

The GP-30 was developed as an improved version of the GP-25 and uses the same range of ammunition.

GP-34

The GP-34 is a direct competitor to the GP-30 and also fires the VOG-25 range of ammunition.