Against the rules? How do you think SRAAM appeared on the Harrier GR.1 and PGM on the Tornado? And many, many others. It’s funny that you are only touched by the Kh-38.
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I’m not too well versed on the history of both those munitions but…
Actual pictures of the things on aircrafts are pretty easy to find, unlike the Kh-38MT, which has never been pictured on an aircraft (or in any functional capacity afawk)
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Pgms literaly have been sold tp UAE and been used in interactions 😂
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I think others have already delved on that topic and answered those questions earlier. I’d rather stay on topic in this thread. This is a much more pertinent issue to how Gaijin implements obscure vehicles or equipment without proper material.
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LOL. One photo with the Hunter, on which the SRAAM was tested. Another Harrier T with mass-dimensional mockups of missiles. Where are the photos “pictures of the weapon being mounted operationally” on the Harrier GR.1?
This is the Tornado GR.1, on which the PGMs were tested (the only one of all). How did the PGMs appear on the Tornado GR.4, if they were not even accepted into service by the RAF?
Jesus you are grasping for straws.
We are talking about the existence of the ammunition for the vehicles. They did in matter exist and work.
Gajin adds stuff tp vehicles whe they have been cleared to carry them. The tornado gr 4 might not have used them in RAF service but it was cleared to carry and use them.
This cant be done with the KH38MT when the missle doesnt exist in the first place.
Like i said grasping at straws to argue stuff because u dont find real examples
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You need to look at the manufacturer’s website, not the exporter’s.
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Not like it would change much.
Else u could already have shared that yourself since long ago if it would have proofed anything.
Since you havent it likely doesnt proof the existence of the KH 38 MT either
Show us the kh-38mt mounted on literally any aircraft at all if you want to go down that route
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seem having best SPAA covering their as forcing enemy CAP to stay low and stick with horizontal maneuver still aren’t enough for Russian i guess
GR4 don’t have FnF Brimstone for balance reasons even its worse platform possible and no best SPAA covering their as yet SU-34 is exception for KH-38ML that probably not even exist heh despite having all covered.
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Buddy gr4 is an upgraded gr1. They are the same vehicles. They didnt lose earlier capacities.
Seriously grasping for straws
He is crying nooo the weapon has never been shown on that exact aircraft version.
While the KH38MT existence cant even be proven. Thats worlds apart from a standard
Torgado never had the ability to carry PGM. There was only one test aircraft with such a capability. And of course, weapons are always integrated into aircraft that are not going to be installed, bought and used. It’s so easy.
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UAE literaly bought them to use on their aircraft tornados.
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The only difference between that tornado and normal one, was that this one was a recce version, replacing guns with cameras.
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@Segment seriously how about you prove the KH38MT being fired at all?
Pgm , sraams as of right now will always be more realsitic then the KH38MT.
You are comparing apples with peaches and your argument is completly useless, cause u cant prove the KH 38MT and are grasping for straws
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I was replying to this post.
So according to the gaijin rules the Kh-38MT can be in the game, like many other weapons.
How is it with you rusmains that whenever something of yours is brought into question, y’all automatically resort to whataboutisms and trying to compare apples (i.e weapons that actually existed in the configuration that they are in the game, and have been carried by aircraft and test fired) to oranges (i.e things that pretty much never existed)?
Just prove that Kh-38MT was used/carried by literally anything and that it exists, should be simple enough, but so far none of you have done so, I wonder why.
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