List of military equipment manufactured in Pakistan

This article is a collection of military equipment manufactured in Pakistan .

Small arms and light weapons

Rifles

Battle Rifles

• H&K G3 - 7.62 mm calibre battle rifle produced under license. Variants produced:
  • G3A3
  • G3P4
  • POF PK-8 ^[1]
  • POF PK-7

Sniper rifles

• Azb DMR MK1 - 7.62×51mm NATO semi-automatic Designated marksman rifle/sniper rifle
• Light Sniper Rifle - 7.62×51mm NATO bolt-action sniper rifle
• PSR-90 - 7.62 mm calibre sniper rifle, a variant of the HK MSG-90, produced under license

Machine guns

General purpose machine guns

• Rheinmetall MG 3 - 7.62 mm calibre general purpose machine gun, produced under license
• Type 54 - 12.7 mm machine gun, produced under license. ^[2]
• HMG PK-16 - 12.7×108mm Heavy machine gun

Submachine guns

• HK MP5 - 9 mm calibre sub-machine gun produced under license. Variants produced:
  • MP5P3
  • MP5P4
  • MP5P5

Handguns

• POF PK-9 - 9 mm calibre pistol
• POF PK-10
• POF PKL-30 - 7.62×25 mm calibre pistol

Special Purpose

• POF Eye - Special-purpose hand-held weapon system similar in concept to the CornerShot

Land systems

Tanks

Main Battle Tanks (MBTs)

• Haider MBT
• Al-Khalid
• Al-Khalid 1
• Al-Zarrar

Armored vehicles

Infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs)

• Viper IFV
• Al-Hamza IFV

Armored personnel carriers (APCs)

• Talha APC
• Saad APC
• Dragoon 300 – produced under license

Mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles (MRAPs)

• Hamza 6×6
• Hamza 8×8

Infantry Mobility Vehicles (IMVs)

• Mohafiz
• Uqaab
• Interceptor
• Predator SOV

Air systems

Military aircraft

Fighter aircraft

• CAC/PAC JF-17 Thunder - 4th generation all weather multi-role fighter aircraft. The latest variant (JF-17 thunder block 3) being 4.5 generation fighter jet. ^[3]
• Mirage III ROSE - Mid-life update (MLU) program, codenamed as Project ROSE (Retrofit Of Strike Element)
• Mirage 5 ROSE - Mid-life update (MLU) program, codenamed as Project ROSE (Retrofit Of Strike Element)

Trainers

• PAC Super Mushshak - Trainer aircraft. Upgraded version of Saab Safari
• MFI-17 Mushshak - License built Saab Safari
• K-8 Karakorum - Variant of Hongdu JL-8

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)

• NESCOM Burraq - Combat drone developed by NESCOM
• Selex ES Falco - Co-produced Selex Galileo built under license at PAC ^[4]
• GIDS Shahpar - developed by GIDS. ^[5]
• GIDS Shahpar-II - Upgraded variant of GIDS SHAHPAR by GIDS
• GIDS Shahpar-III
• GIDS Uqab
• SATUMA Jasoos, developed by SATUMA. ^[6]
• Mukhbar (Short Range Reconnaissance Drone), developed by SATUMA. ^[6]
• YIHA-III - developed jointly by Baykar and NASTP

Naval systems

Surface ships

Frigates

• F-22P Zulfiquar class frigate - 1 ship built based on Type 053H3 frigate

Corvettes

• Babur-class corvettes

Mine Countermeasure Vessel

• Munsif-class - 1 ship assembled with French assistance

Fast Attack Crafts

• Azmat-class - 3 ships built based on Type 037II Houjian-class missile boat.

Multi-Purpose Patrol craft

• Jalalat II class missile boat
• Jurrat class

Auxiliary Vessels

• PNS Moawin (A39) – Fleet tanker

• PNS Kalmat & PNS Gwader - Coastal Tankers
• PNS Madadgar & PNS Rasadgar - Small Tanker Cum Utility Ship

Submarines

• Agosta 90B class submarine - 2 submarines built with French assistance
• Hangor-class submarines - 4 submarines being built in KS&EW Ltd.

Missiles systems

Main article: List of missiles of Pakistan

References

1. "Pakistan tests assault rifle" Jane's Defence Weekly (page 31), 07 March 2007 (can be viewed at URL: https://www.scribd.com/doc/6987074/Janes-Defence-Weekly-Mar1007?__cache_revision=1234856118&__user_id=-1&enable_docview_caching=1)
2. http://www.pof.gov.pk/, Homepage, Pakistan Ordnance Factories, Retrieved 23 October 2016
3. Iddon, Paul. "A traditional Russian ally snubbed Moscow's latest fighter jets for competitors from Pakistan and Turkey". Business Insider. Retrieved 26 March 2024.
4. "Falco Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)". Airforce Technology. 15 June 2011. Retrieved 28 September 2012.
5. "GIDS Shahpar". gids.com.pk. 9 December 2012. Retrieved 9 December 2012.
6. ":..Welcome to [SATUMA]..:". Satuma.com.pk. Archived from the original on 10 September 2012. Retrieved 29 June 2012.