List of police firearms in Malaysia

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Within the Royal Malaysia Police, officers and personnel are routinely armed. Special police officers are usually trained to a higher standard than regular personnel, because they are likely to be the officers required to enter besieged premises. The vast majority of firearms used by the Royal Malaysia Police are semi-automatic and fully automatic.

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HK USP Compact RMP.jpg
The 9mm HK USP Compact, used by the RMP personnels.
UTK PGK on standby.JPG
Four Special Action Unit (UTK) operatives on standby. They are armed with MP5A5 equipped with Aimpoint CompM2 Sight and Insight Technology flashlight.

Following an Inspector-General of Police Firm Order D222, firearms use was deemed as needed. For example, using firearms to dismiss an illegal assembly or riot as shown in the Public Security manual. Use of firearms may be needed to repel an attack on top police station or police observation posts. Also, firearms could be used when an officer and/or members may be killed or hurt or weapons seized/station or property captured or destroyed. Additionally, prisoner escape could warrant such use. Police officers can use the firearm during roadblock duty or Narcotics Department operations, Criminal Investigation Department, Traffic Police and all branches that are carrying out duties where policeman life or public property is in jeopardy.

Weapons

Firearms in service vary between police forces in Malaysia, due to individual Constables and Police Authorities dictating the number of firearms officers and police firearms available to each force. Despite being armed, police constables still carry the standard issue T-batons, pepper spray and Hiatts Speedcuffs as well as the Walther P99 standard-issue sidearm. In some circumstances, special firearms can be authorised for use in police special operations and counter-terrorism unit. [1]

ModelImageTypeCalibreOriginVersionDetails
Pistols
Hi Power Browning High-Power 9mm IMG 1526.jpg Semi-automatic pistol 9×19mm Parabellum Flag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumMKIIILimited service. [2]
M92 M9-pistolet.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Italy.svg Italy92FSUsed by specific units.
PX4 Storm BerettaPX4Storm.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Italy.svg ItalyPX4 StormStandard issue sidearms.
Glock Criminologygunglock.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Austria.svg AustriaG19
Glock 17
Glock 18
Glock 19
Glock 34
Standard issue sidearms. Also used by Special Action Unit (UTK) and 69 Commando of PGK. [2]
Steyr M Steyr M-A1 1.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Austria.svg AustriaM9A1Standard issue sidearms.
P226 SIG P226 img 1624.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  SwitzerlandP226Standard issue sidearms. [2]
SIG Pro SIG SAUER SP 2022.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  SwitzerlandSP2022
SPC2022
Standard issue sidearms.
SP1 VektorSP1.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of South Africa.svg South AfricaSP1Standard issue sidearms.
Yavuz 16 Yavuz 16 Compact 002.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Turkey.svg TurkeyYavuz 16Standard issue sidearms.
CZ P-10 C CZ P-10 C.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic [3]
P99 Walther P99 9x19mm.JPG Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Germany.svg GermanyP99ASStandard issue sidearms.
Heckler & Koch USP First-year H&K USP 9mm (32415150000) modified.png Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Germany.svg GermanyUSP9 CompactIn use with police divisions in the states of Sabah and Sarawak. [2]
Tara TM-9 Royal Malaysia Police Tara TM-9 pistol.jpg Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Montenegro.svg Montenegro [3]
USP First-year H&K USP 9mm (32415150000) modified.png Semi-automatic pistol9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Germany.svg GermanyUSP9 TacticalUsed by Special Action Unit (UTK) and 69 Commando of PGK. [2]
Mark 23 Mark23SuppressedLeft.jpg Semi-automatic pistol .45 ACP Flag of Germany.svg GermanyMk23 Mod 0Used by Special Action Unit (UTK) of PGK. [2]
M1911 Auto Ordinance M1911A1 replica.jpg Semi-automatic pistol.45 ACPFlag of the United States.svg USAM1911A1Used by 69 Commando of PGK.
Shotguns
HK512 HK 512's PDRM.jpg Shotgun 12-gauge Flag of Germany.svg GermanyHK512Standard issue shotguns. Equipped with pistol grip. Also used by UNGERIN.
Auto-5 RemingtonMd11.JPG Shotgun12-gaugeFlag of the United States.svg USAAuto-5Standard issue shotguns.
M870 M870mcs.jpg Shotgun12-gaugeFlag of the United States.svg USAM870Standard issue shotguns. Equipped with pistol grip. Used for door breaching and close quarters combat. [2]
M1100 Remington 1100 Tactical 8 Rounds.jpg Shotgun12-gaugeFlag of the United States.svg USAM1100Standard issue shotguns. [2]
M1912 Winchester Model 1912.JPG Shotgun12-gaugeFlag of the United States.svg USAM1912Standard issue shotguns.
SPAS-15 Shotgun12-gaugeFlag of Italy.svg ItalySPAS-15In limited use with the Bank Simpanan Nasional auxiliary police.
SPAS-12 SPAS 12 Fixed Stock and Folding Stock.JPG Shotgun12-gaugeFlag of Italy.svg ItalySPAS-12Combat shotguns. [2]
M3 Benelli M3 Super 90.jpg Shotgun12 gaugeFlag of Italy.svg ItalyM3 Super 90Breaching and combat shotguns. Used by 69 Commando and Special Action Unit (UTK) of PGK.
Submachine guns
Evo 3 CZ SCORPION EVO 3 A1.jpg Submachine gun 9×19mm Parabellum Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech RepublicEvo 3Standard issue submachine guns. [4]
UMP HKUMP45.JPG Submachine gun9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Germany.svg GermanyUMP9Standard issue submachine guns.
MP5 Heckler Koch MP5.jpg Submachine gun9×19mm ParabellumFlag of Germany.svg GermanyMP5A2
MP5A3
MP5K
MP5A5
MP5K-A5
MP5N
MP5SD6
Standard issue submachine gun. Both (except MP5K-A4) equipped with HK Tactical Flashlight Handguards (Guarder versions), Surefire Tactical Flashlight, infrared laser, Aimpoint CompM2 optical sight and EOTech holographic sight. [2]
MP7 Heckler & Koch MP7A1.png Submachine gun 4.6×30mm Flag of Germany.svg GermanyMP7
MP7A1
Used by 69 Commando and Special Action Unit (UTK) of PGK.
Assault rifles
SOAR FERFRANS SOAR UTK PDRM.jpg Carbine 5.56×45mm NATO Flag of the United States.svg USA
Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines
SOARUsed by Special Actions Unit (UTK) of PGK.
Carbon 15 Bushmaster Carbon-15 SBR.png Carbine5.56×45mm NATOFlag of the United States.svg USACarbon 15 SBRStandard service carbines.
M4 PEO M4 Carbine RAS M68 CCO.png Carbine5.56×45mm NATOFlag of the United States.svg USAM4A1
APC
Used by all branches of General Operations Force (GOF) and UNGERIN. M4 APC used by 69 Commando of PGK. [2]
M16 NMAH-2004-26289-10.jpg Assault rifle 5.56×45mm NATOFlag of the United States.svg USAM16A1
M16A2
Standard M16A1 service rifles, equipped with 20-round and 30-round magazines. M16A2 assault rifle used by GOF. [2]
HK 33 HK43.jpg Assault rifle5.56×45mm NATOFlag of Germany.svg GermanyHK33A2
HK53
Limited service.
In service with the Malaysia Airports auxiliary police. [2]
HK416 HK416N.png Assault rifle5.56×45mm NATOFlag of Germany.svg GermanyD10RS
D14.5RS
Used by Special Action Unit (UTK) and 69 Commando of PGK.
AUG AUG A1 508mm 04.jpg Assault rifle5.56×45mm NATOFlag of Austria.svg AustriaAUG-A1
AUG-A3
Used by 69 Commando of PGK. [2]
CM901 Colt CM901 7.62.JPG Battle rifle 7.62×51mm NATO Flag of the United States.svg USACM901Used by all branches of Marine Operations Force at Sabah States.
SCAR MK16 Scar L Sideview.png Battle rifle7.62×51mm NATOFlag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumSCAR-HUsed by 69 Commando, Special Action Unit (UTK) and UNGERIN.
Sharpshooter rifles
G3 HK41 SG1.jpg Sharpshooter rifle 7.62×51mm NATO Flag of Germany.svg GermanyG3/SG-1Fully/semi-automatic rifle used by GOF and Federal Reserve Unit (FRU).
PSG-1 PSG-1--transparent.png Sharpshooter rifle7.62×51mm NATOFlag of Germany.svg GermanyPSG-1A1Used by Special Actions Unit (UTK) of PGK and UNGERIN.
Sniper rifles
AW Accuracy International Arctic Warfare - Psg 90 G24.png Sniper rifle .308 Winchester Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UKPM
AXMC
Used by Special Action Unit (UTK) and 69 Commando of PGK and UNGERIN. [2]
AWM AWM-338-white.jpg Sniper rifle .338 Lapua Magnum Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UKAWSMUsed by Special Actions Unit (UTK) of PGK. [2]
M700 Remington Model 700.JPG Sniper rifle 5.56×45mm NATO
7.62×51mm NATO
Flag of the United States.svg USAM700Used by Special Action Unit (UTK) and 69 Commando of PGK.
M32 Barrett-M82A1-Independence-Day-2017-IZE-048-white.jpg Anti-materiel rifle 12.7×99mm NATO Flag of the United States.svg USAM82A1Used by Special Action Unit (UTK) and 69 Commando of PGK. [2]
Machineguns
HK21 HK 21 LMG RIGHT SIDE.jpg Light machinegun 7.62×51mm NATO Flag of Germany.svg GermanyHK11A1Standard general purpose machine gun. Magazine-fed.
MAG FN MAG white background.jpg General purpose machine gun 7.62×51mm NATOFlag of Belgium (civil).svg BelgiumMAGStandard general purpose machine gun.
M60 M60.jpg General purpose machine gun7.62×51mm NATOFlag of the United States.svg USAM60E1Standard general purpose machine gun. Used by 69 Commando of PGK.
M2 M2 Browning, Musee de l'Armee.jpg Heavy machinegun 12.7×99mm NATO Flag of the United States.svg USAM2A1
M2HB
Mounted on vehicles and vessels.
Grenade-based weapons
Riot Gun Mossberg 500 shotgun & Federal Riot Gun of the Bermuda Regiment.jpg Grenade launcher 37mmFlag of the United States.svg USARiot GunStandard issue grenade launcher. Used by the Federal Reserve Unit (FRU), Light Strike Force (LSF) and Public Order Reserve Unit (PORU).
HK69 HK69A1 40 kranaattipistooli 2002 Lippujuhlan paiva 2014.JPG Grenade launcher 40mm Flag of Germany.svg GermanyHK69A1Standard issue grenade launcher.
M79 M79 Grenade Launcher (7414625716).jpg Grenade launcher40mmFlag of the United States.svg USAM79Standard issue grenade launcher.
M203 PEO M203A2 Grenade Launcher.png Grenade launcher40mmFlag of the United States.svg USAM203
M203A1
Attached to M4 (M203A1) and M16A1 (M203).
M203 PEO M203A2 Grenade Launcher.png Grenade launcher40 mm grenadeFlag of the United States.svg USAM203
M203A1
Single-shot underbarrel grenade launcher. Attached to M4/M4A1 (M203A1) and M16A1 (M203).
HE grenade M67b.jpg Fragmentation grenadeFlag of the United States.svg USA
M18 Andrews bomb squad trains ANG neighbors 140417-F-CX842-034 (M18 smoke grenade crop).jpg Smoke grenadeFlag of the United States.svg USA
M84 M-84-Flash-Bang-Grenade.jpg Stun grenadeFlag of the United States.svg USA
Anti-armor weapons
RPG-7 Rpg-7.jpg Rocket-propelled grenade40mm HEATFlag of the Soviet Union.svg Soviet Union
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria
ATGL-5Used by GOF, Special Action Unit (UTK) and 69 Commando. [5] [6]
Less-lethal weapons
X26 Police issue X26 TASER-white.jpg Less-lethal weapon-Flag of the United States.svg USAX26 EStandard issue less-lethal weapon.

Heavy weapons

The General Operations Force (GOF) and Marine Operations Force use a range of heavier weapons up to automatic cannon of 20mm calibre deployed on the armoured personnel carrier and patrol vessel.

ModelImageTypeCalibreOriginDetails
Autocannon
Oerlikon cannon HMCS Haida Hamilton Ontario 13.jpg Autocannon 20mm Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  SwitzerlandMounted on armoured personnel carrier and patrol vessel.

Former weapons

ModelImageOriginCalibreVersionDetails
Pistols
M1911 pistol M1911A1.png Flag of the United States.svg USA.45 ACPM1911A1In use with senior police officers.
Webley Revolver Festungsmuseum Reuenthal Sonderausstellung Zuleger Webley Mk IV 38.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK .38-200 StandardPhased out in year 1974, replaced by the Smith & Wesson Model 15 and Smith & Wesson Model 36 service revolvers.
Enfield No. 2 Flingues-p1030067.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK .38-200 StandardPhased out in the year 1974, replaced by the Smith & Wesson Model 15 and Model 36 service revolvers.
Model 15 Flickr - ~Steve Z~ - PICT0003 (1).jpg Flag of the United States.svg USA .38 Special Model 15Retired and replaced by the Walther P99.
Model 36 Model 36 38 calibre Smith & Wesson which was issued to women in the NSW Police.jpg Flag of the United States.svg USA .38 Special Model 36Retired and replaced with the Walther P99, in use with some traffic officers.
Shotguns
M1897 Winchester 1897.jpg Flag of the United States.svg USA12-gaugeStandardIn use with General Duty and Police Field Force.
Submachine guns
Sten Pistolet maszynowy STEN, Muzeum Orla Bialego.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK9mm ParabellumMk II
Mk V
Sterling Sterling SMG.JPG Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK9mm ParabellumL2A3Phased out in year 1982, replaced by the Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine guns.
Assault rifles
AR-15 Colt ArmaLite AR-15 Model 01 SPAR1372 DEC. 22. 2004.jpg Flag of the United States.svg USA .223 Remington
5.56×45mm NATO
AR-15Received on September 30, 1959. [7]
AR-18 AR-18.jpg Flag of the United States.svg USA5.56×45mm NATOAR-18Used by 69 Commando during Communist insurgency war.
Lee–Enfield No 4 Mk I.JPG Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK .303 British No.1 Mk III*
No.4 Mk IV
In use as police service rifle.
Mk.V Lee-Enfield no 5-IMG 6559-white.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK.303 BritishJungle CarbineIn use with Police Field Force.
M1 M1 Carbine tri army.jpg Flag of the United States.svg USA .30 Carbine M1
M1A1
M2
In use with Police Field Force and General Duty senior officer.
FN FAL FN-FAL belgian.jpeg Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK
7.62×51mm NATO L1A1
L2A1
In use as service rifle and retired in Mid 90s.
AR-70 Automatkarbin 70-223 Italien 03.jpg Flag of Italy.svg Italy 5.56×45mm NATO AR70In use as service rifle along with HK33 and G41.
HK33 HK33A2 Flickr (yet another finn).jpg Flag of Germany.svg West Germany5.56×45mm NATOHK33A2
HK33A3
Phased out in year 1978 due to suffering the stoppages, replaced by an M16A1 rifles.
G41 HK43.jpg Flag of Germany.svg West Germany5.56×45mm NATO
Machine guns
M1941 JOHNSONMG1.jpg Flag of the United States.svg USA.303 BritishStandardFormerly used by the Royal Malaysian Police, now on display at the Police Museum. [8]
Bren Bren wog.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK.30-06 SpringfieldStandardIn use as service light machine gun.
Lewis Lewis Gun (derivated).jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK.303 BritishStandardIn use as police station's defence.
Vickers Vickers Machine Gun YORCM CA78ac.JPG Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK.303 BritishStandardIn use as police station's defence.
Grenade-based weapons
Mills bomb Mills Ndeg23 MkII.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UKNo. 36 Mk. 1Used by the Police Field Force.
Mortars
Ordnance SBML 2-inch SBML-2in-mortar-batey-haosef-2.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK50.8 mmStandardUsed by the Police Field Force.
Ordnance ML 3 inch Canadianmortarteam.jpg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg UK81.2mmStandardUsed by the Police Field Force.

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