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- Rear Aspect IR seeker missile
- Doesn't give target any RWR warnings when fired
- Vulnerable to flares/alternate heat sources
R-3R:
- All Aspect SARH missile
- Gives off RWR warning to target (if target has RWR available)
- Vulnerable to Chaff/launched from a platform that doesn't have a great radar system
Neither of these missiles are effective against maneuvering targets and are primarily only effective against slow targets that aren't paying much attention. R-3R potentially gives you more versatility than R-3S since it can achieve a front aspect lock, but that's only if you can achieve a reliable radar lock which isn't likely to occur if you're below 3000m (not impossible mind you, just harder).
You're basically choosing a Radar game (SARH) which is more technical and requires good knowledge on how to position your aircraft to achieve Radar locks or a Dogfight game (Rear aspect IR) which requires good energy management and maneuvering discipline with knowing when to best utilize your missiles.
Otherwise, regular IR R-3S is the way to if you had to choose one of the Two.
I'm guessing this is for the MiG-21S?