The RS-122 is a self-propelled multiple rocket launcher system developed by Georgia in the early 2010s to replace and modernize its fleet of aging Soviet-era BM-21 Grad systems. Designed and manufactured by the State Military Scientific-Technical Center Delta (STC Delta), the RS-122 marked Georgia's first domestically produced artillery rocket system and was part of a broader post-war initiative to improve the survivability, accuracy, and autonomy of its armed forces following the 2008 Russo–Georgian War.
The RS-122 is a self-propelled multiple rocket launcher system developed by Georgia in the early 2010s to replace and modernize its fleet of aging Soviet-era BM-21 Grad systems. Designed and manufactured by the State Military Scientific-Technical Center Delta (STC Delta), the RS-122 marked Georgia's first domestically produced artillery rocket system and was part of a broader post-war initiative to improve the survivability, accuracy, and autonomy of its armed forces following the 2008 Russo–Georgian War.
The system is based on a Ukrainian KrAZ-63221 6×6 chassis and is equipped with 40 launch tubes for 122 mm Grad-compatible rockets. It features a fully armored cabin, digital fire control, and GPS-assisted targeting, enabling rapid deployment and operation without exposing the crew. The baseline model, known informally as Magaria, entered service in 2012, and an upgraded variant with expanded crew capacity and improved optics, known as GG-122, was publicly displayed in 2014.
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