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 ^  Specifications  ^^
 | **Mass** | 9 kg (20 lbs, PzH) \\ 16 kg (35 lb, PzH/G) |
-| **Effective range** | 500 m (1,640 ft, PzH) \\ 3,500 m (11,480 ft, PzH/G) \\ 7,000 m (22,970 ft, PzH/F) |
+| **Effective range** | 300–500 m (980–1,640 ft, PzH) \\ 3,500 m (11,480 ft, PzH/G) \\ 7,000 m (22,970 ft, PzH/F) |
 | **Warhead** | [[wp>High-explosive_anti-tank|HEAT]] [[wp>Tandem-charge|tandem-charge]] |
 | **Detonation mechanism** | [[wp>Proximity_fuze|Proximity fuze]], [[wp>Contact_fuze|Contact fuze]] |
-| **Guidance system** | None (PzH) \\ [[wp>Infrared_homing#Imaging_systems|Infrared imaging]] + [[wp>Charge-coupled_device|CCD]] (PzH/G) \\ [[wp>Infrared_homing#Imaging_systems|IIR]] + [[wp>Charge-coupled_device|CCD]] + [[wp>Tactical_data_link|data link]] (PzH/F) |
+| **Guidance system** | None (PzH, iron/optical sights) \\ [[wp>Infrared_homing#Imaging_systems|Infrared imaging]] + [[wp>Charge-coupled_device|CCD]] (PzH/G) \\ [[wp>Infrared_homing#Imaging_systems|IIR]] + [[wp>Charge-coupled_device|CCD]] + [[wp>Tactical_data_link|data link]] (PzH/F) |
 | **Launch platform** | [[wp>Man-portable_anti-tank_systems|Man-portable launcher]] (PzH, PzH/G) \\ Vehicle-mounted (PzH/F) |
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-The **Panzerhund** ([[wp>English_language|English]]: Tank Hound), abbreviated **PzH**, is a Wingardian [[wp>Anti-tank_warfare|anti-tank]] and [[wp>Anti-personnel_weapon|anti-personnel]] missile fitted with a [[wp>Tandem-charge|tandem-charge]] [[wp>High-explosive_anti-tank|high-explosive anti-tank]] (HEAT) warhead.
+The **Panzerhund** ([[wp>English_language|English]]: Tank Hound), abbreviated **PzH**, is a Wingardian [[wp>Anti-tank_warfare|anti-tank]] and [[wp>Anti-personnel_weapon|anti-personnel]] missile system fitted with a [[wp>Tandem-charge|tandem-charge]] [[wp>High-explosive_anti-tank|high-explosive anti-tank]] (HEAT) warhead.
 As of 2025, the Panzerhund is in its fourth generation, and has branched out into three separate but related missiles: the unguided disposable base variant, the [[wp>Top-attack|top-attack]] guided infantry weapon (**G** for //Gelenkte//, or Guided) and the extended range vehicle-mounted one (**F** for //Fahrzeug//, or Vehicle).