Arjun is history, they now plan to upgrade the Russian T72 with components that were imported for Arhun. Its called Tank EX.
http://www.pofwah.com.pk/products.htm
This is a Kinetic energy fin stabilised round and is fired with 100 mm tank gun for armour piercing.
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/Tat-100m
This is a general purpose round with High Explosive, for use with 100 mm Tank Guns.
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/T-100mm
This is a fixed type of High Explosive Squash head (HESH) round, which has been introduced into service for use with tanks of eastern origin, having 100 mm gun. The ammunition is designed for use against armoured targets and bunkers. It is also effective against concrete fortifications, buildings etc.
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/Tat100tk
This is a Kinetic energy fin stabilised round and can be fired from 105 mm L7 series rifled tank guns fitted on many current MBTs such as Leopard, Vickers MK1&3, M60 (manufactured under license in USA as M68) early M1, updated M48, Merkava and regunned T54 series, T 69.
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/Tat105mm
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This is a general purpose round with a thin walled blunt nose and is filled with a rapidly detonating high explosive initiated by a base fuze. It is effective against a wide variety of battle field targets, including tanks and armour, bunker, fortifications, etc. The ammunition can be fired from 105 mm L.7 series rifled tank guns fitted on many current MBTS such as Leopard, Vickers MK 1 & 3 M
60 (Manufactured under license in USA AS m 68) , early M 1, updated M 48, Merkava and regunned T 54 series.
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/T-105mm
This is a kinetic energy fin stabilised round and can be fired from 125mm smooth bore tank guns
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/125mm
125 MM HE
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/125he
This is an anti armour grenade usable against tanks, self propelled guns and fortifications. It is fired from the 40 mm recoilless rocket launcher, type 1969-1 or equivalent by loading through the muzzle end
No, im not interested in watching third rate Soviet stuff anywayz…
ok guys! look at the made by indians for … al-khalid!
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/NAG-3.jpg
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/NAG-1_small.jpg
Be careful with your use of words.
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Hey mods!!! where are you guys???
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See the language used by this insane dummer!
He is in desparate need of some good spanking.
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the spider a web,
man friendship.
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Here is some bad bad bad Paki ammo. for Al-Khalid and Al-Zarar.
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/aaa1.jpg
Some more in Al-Khalids inventory
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/aaa4.jpg
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/aaa6.jpg
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/aaa7.jpg
abdali thanks for sharing
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god bless Pakistan.
HEHEHE!
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So the Indians couldn’t even make a tank?!!
It is seriously pathetic when a country that has a 6’th of the worlds population can’t even make a mainstay military item like this!
Much thanks for sharing the pics Abdali :>
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These bring back memories, cos during childhood i lived close to POF Attock and Wah Cantt.
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I see the eigenvalue in thine eye,
I hear the tender tensor in thy sigh.
Bernoulli would have been content to die
Had he but known such a-squared cos 2(phi)!
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Abdali,
The interior pictures you posted cannot be the Al-Khalid. As I am sure you are aware, the Al-Khalid has an auto-loader, whereas the interior pictures you posted do not show one.
I'm pretty certain, from other pictures I've seen, that the interior shots are from a M1 Abrams.
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Originally posted by mAd_ScIeNtIsT:
**Abdali,
The interior pictures you posted cannot be the Al-Khalid. As I am sure you are aware, the Al-Khalid has an auto-loader, whereas the interior pictures you posted do not show one.
I'm pretty certain, from other pictures I've seen, that the interior shots are from a M1 Abrams.**
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How come Chinese MBT-2000 also looks the same, strange....
Nag ka phun Bakhtar Shikan rond daalay ga…
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/Baktar_Shikan_ATGM.jpg
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/APC_BaktarShikan_ATGM_2.jpg
The Baktar Shikan is described as a second-generation anti-tank missile weapon system which combines optical aiming, infrared tracking and automatically generated, remotely controlled and wire-transmitted guidance signals. The system can be disassembled into four sub-units, the heaviest of which weighs 25 kg making the system man-portable. The four units are the missile in its sealed container, an infrared goniometer, the guidance unit and the tripod assembly, the latter being adjustable for three firing heights. A night sight can also be fitted.
You can only paint with the colors you’re given…
…so get what you like and like what you have.
mister 99,it seems that u havent read the link provided by me along with nag pictures! bakhter shikan is 2nd generation anti tank missile whereas nag is 3rd generation anti tank missile( and for ur king information there is no 4th generation anti tank missile)so there is a generation gap between bakther and nag,so dont even think of comparing them! by the way,check out indias second generation anti tank missile!
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/0148.jpg
http://www.gupistan.com/gallery/1/0149.jpg
- milan-II
2.9k11 fagot(AT-4 spigot)
except nag there r 4 other anti tank missiles in indian armoury!
http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/LAND-FORCES/Army/Anti-Tank.html
Lets say Baktar Shikan is first generation weapon as long as it blew Russkie tanks to mars..
Here is a report from Chinese defence general Kanwa look what it did to Yugoslav Russkie tanks.
http://www.kanwa.com/free/2001/05/e0521b.htm
< Kanwa News April 20th 2001> China has turned out day/night combination Type HJ8L ATM. Its targeting system comes with a digitized control box. The whole system is much lighter than its earlier type HJ8 ATM system. It weighs 22.5kg, while the earlier HJ8 system was 65kg. Its thermal detection system has a detection range of 4,000m, and its recognition range of 2,000m. It is also equipped with thermal imager. The missile shooting range is between 100 and 4,000m. Its fire rate is 2 to 3 pieces a minute, elevation angle being 7 to +13 degrees and traversing angle being 360.
Brigadier Naveed Rahman from Pakistan Armoured Corps disclosed to Kanwa reporter that during the Yugoslavian Civil War, the Bakter Shikan ATM, a Pakistan version of HJ8 made in China, registered very satisfactory battle record. In that war, HJ8/ Bakter Shikan ATM achieved a over 90% of hits rate. This is the first time the Western reporters were informed officially that the HJ8 used in the Yugoslavian Civil War had been imported from Pakistan. Anti-tank expert from DR. A.Q. Khan Research Laboratories told Kanwa reporter that the whole turret of the T84 tank of Serbs has once been blasted off by HJ8/Shikan ATM at a distance of 2000m. But according to Pakistani expert, the shortcomings of HJ8 Series exposed in real field operation include excessive weight, operational requirement of two or more people, the unwieldy supporting stand, and its vulnerability in detecting in battlefield disguise. For this reason, NORINCO has recently developed its HJ8L ATM whose weight has been greatly reduced and structure of supporting stand much simplified.
The Nag is a non-combat proven system - currently, it's good only on paper. In Bosnia, on the other hand, the Bakhter Shikan recorded outstanding success against T-72 tanks such as those that form the mainstay of the Indian armoured corps.
mad scientist ,this time u r wrong its trials have been completed and its now in production stage!
---------------------------------------------Low rate serial production of the Nag began in February 2000. 25 missiles produced by Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) in 2000, will all be earmarked for user trials. Full-scale production of up to 200 missiles per year is likely to be launched in early 2001. The Indian Army has a requirement for 500 missiles and the Indian Air Force has a requirement for 100 missiles by 2004 [14].