There are different things which can limit the full use of kinetic performances.
For instance, on AIM-7F above, Vs 2m² RCS target, they can't lock the missile before 22Nm.
And we have to make the difference between firing range and interception range.
The Super 530D has a self destruction timer at 45s.
The best data I have is that:
https://www.3af.fr/sites/default/files/comaero_03.r.carpentier_missiles_tactiques.pdf
The Super 530 D is the version adapted to the Mirage 2000 equipped with an on-board pulse Doppler radar (called RDI, pulse Doppler radar). The main differences in characteristics compared to the F are as follows:
- semi-active Doppler EMD homing device (see Chapter 8, EMD), with 1980 digital technology (microprocessor for management); significantly increased range of the AD: 50 km; very high resistance to modern countermeasures ;
- partially digitalized computer driver;
- more powerful vehicle: increased mass and length (+ 30 kg and + 265 mm), 16 % higher total impulse thruster, with a SEP composite envelope ;
- performance: maximum speed of Mach 5; increased possible height difference, allowing the attack of targets at 24 000 m; minimum target altitude of 60 m; maximum firing distance of 50 km, with an interception distance of 35 km.
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In this case the maximum lock range of the target is 27Nm, but the target's RCS isn't specified.
The lanch parameters aren't specified either, but for sure this is high performance firing (high altitude & supersonic).
Obviously, this data point isn't enough to cover the whole firing envelope.
In my previous test at M1.6/ FL350, the missile reached 20.5Nm/ 38km. So we are pretty close...