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Weapons & munitions

Small arms, crew-served and indirect fire

Machine guns, assault rifles, pistols, sub-machine guns, grenade launchers, recoilless systems, hand grenades, mortars and shoulder-fired air defence, with missiles, mortar bombs and artillery ammunition.

Government orders

All orders require an End User Certificate (EUC) from the purchasing government. Contract values are quoted in US dollars, exclusive of relevant taxes. See terms and conditions.

Weapons

Ten weapon categories

Belt-fed machine gun on a sandbag

7.62×54 mm

Machine guns

Air-cooled, belt-fed, firing from a closed bolt on the short-recoil principle with fixed headspace and timing. Sustained automatic and accurate single-shot fire; mounts on vehicles, boats, helicopters, or other aircraft, with ammunition fed from either side.

Soldier aiming an assault rifle

5.56×45 & 7.62×39 mm

Assault rifles

Magazine-fed, selective-fire rifles for military use, switching between semi-automatic, burst, and full-automatic. Intermediate range, often fitted with scopes or grenade launchers.

Semi-automatic pistol

9 mm

Pistols

Compact one-handed firearms for self-defense and law enforcement, in semi-automatic and revolver configurations across various calibers.

Soldier with a light machine gun

5.56×45 & 7.62×39 mm

Light machine guns

Sustained fire support for infantry. Lighter and more portable than heavier machine guns, with a bipod and belt- or magazine-fed operation, for suppressing positions and covering movement.

Sub-machine gun with magazines

9×19 mm

Sub-machine guns

Lightweight, compact weapons for close-quarters use by military, law enforcement, and special operations units, in semi-automatic and fully automatic modes.

Crew operating an automatic grenade launcher

40 & 40×46 mm

Grenade launchers

Weapons that launch large-caliber projectiles with explosive, smoke, or gas warheads, covering the category of specialized weapons that fire single-use grenade cartridges.

Soldiers carrying a recoilless weapon

40 & 73 mm

Recoilless systems

Lighter, portable systems that need no heavy mounts. Commonly used in anti-tank roles where mobility and ease of use are crucial, including in difficult terrain.

Row of hand grenades

Combat & non-lethal

Hand grenades

Hand-thrown devices for close combat, in fragmentation, incendiary, smoke, and stun variants.

Mortar crew in the field

60, 81 & 82 mm

Mortars

Portable high-angle weapons for indirect fire support against targets out of direct line of sight. Light mortars are man-portable; heavier versions need a crew and transport vehicle.

Soldiers with a shoulder-launched surface-to-air missile

Surface-to-air missile

Shoulder-fired air defence

Lightweight systems operated by ground forces for defense against low-altitude aerial threats such as helicopters, drones, and aircraft.

Soldiers handling an artillery round
Artillery ammunition

Ammunition

Missiles, mortars, anti-tank and air defence

  • Missiles and mortars
  • 120 mm mortar bombs
  • 81 mm mortar bombs
  • 82 mm mortar bombs
  • 60 mm mortar bombs
  • 122 Grad HE 20 km
  • 122 Grad HE 40 km
  • 155 mm howitzer HE M107
  • 152 HE shell, full charge
  • Anti-tank
  • Heavy anti-tank
  • Light anti-tank
  • Aircraft
  • Aircraft automatic machine gun
  • Air defence systems

Next step

Orders and inquiries

Submit order quantities, specifications, and configuration requirements to Business Development for a quotation. All orders require an End User Certificate (EUC) from the purchasing government.