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Iranian Military Production

August 25 2009 at 6:56 PM
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First this is my rough draft


Here is everything you build.

Iranian Helmets and Webbing/Personal equipments

Possible shrapnel and pistol proof assault vest
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Police riot gear
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EOD (ordernance disposal gear)
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Small Arms

Khaibar 5.56mm
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The Khaibar is Irans Latest Rifle, It fires 5.56mm (.223) ammo, The gun is modified off of
The Chinese CQ rifle which is an unliscenced Ar-15/M-16 In My Oppinion it is a great weapon
A great Improvement on the AkM and is able to reach out to 600 meters.
An Iranian soldier can now engage to 600 meters carry 200-300 Rounds easy and even a 2nd weapon
such as Anti tank missile,Rocket,Radio and or additional rounds for Medium Machine guns.

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Cq Rifle (M-16) 5.56mm
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(note the same is true of the khaibarwith exception of weight)


The Cq rifle is basicaly a liscenced By Iran from China Knock off of the M-16
with all its inherit flaws and sucesses. Good out to 600 meters.

G3 Rifle
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Quite simply the worlds best Battle rifle, offering low recoil,and high accuracy out to 850 meters with scope
Very reliable

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G3 Bullpup
What happens when you make the best a Bit better?
[linked image] This weapon
should be nothing more than Khaibar technologies used on the M-16 scaled up to the G3.
Making the G3 much lighter, easier to handle and greatly reduced length of stock.
accuracy remains the same as the barrel is the same elngth while reducing size of weapon overall.

Mg.03
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Long produced by Iran The Mg.03 is today classified as a GPMG or even a HMG it features
an easily changed barrel, High Rate of fire and great reliability, It fires the same 7.62x51
7.62 Nato round as the G3.

Akm called KL-7

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Iran has long produced these weapons, they have a place, that is in the hands of militia
and in special forces which require an accurate rugged weapon at ranges of under 300 meters.

PK
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Quite simply the best LMG today although in a different caliber than the Iranian regular forces
will be supplied with, Iran should modify these at once to accept the smaller 7.62N instead of the
7.62x54R it is chambered for.
It is best because of its range,rate of fire,ruggedness and light weight.



Svd
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The svd is sometimes refered to as a sniper rifle, It can be used at times to snipe
however its accuracy is 1.5Moa at 300 meters it is best used to extend a rifle squads fire out to 600-700 meters
It fires the same caliber as the PK machine gun, and The Soviets have a special loading
for sniper work which improves its overall accuracy.

Rpg-Commando 7
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A Rpg, whos tube has been shortened, which does not in anyway effect the accurracy or
the ability of the Rpg, this is a great weapon, which will allow a RPG Gunner to carry his
Rpg, a quiver of Rounds and his rifle.


Rpg-7
[linked image] a standard Rpg-7 of Iranian manufacture

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Standard Russian Rpg-7 rounds all of which Iran makes equivalents of.

PG-7VL standard HEAT warhead for most vehicles and fortified targets (93 mm)

PG-7VR dual HEAT warhead for defeating modern heavily armored vehicles equipped with reactive armor (105mm)

TBG-7V thermobaric warhead for anti-personnel and urban warfare (105 mm)

OG-7V fragmentation warhead for anti-personnel warfare

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An Iranian Field expedient 60mm Mortar Fired by the Rpg-7

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Spg-9
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The Spg-9 is a 73mm Recoiless gun which offers very light weight accurate and devastating fire
out to 1800 meters, It can be fired from a mans shoulder or via a tripod.

M40 Recoiless rifle
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Iran uses the M40 recoiless to beef up their infantry formations placing one heavy weapons company with
23mm Zsu and 106mm (105mm) recoiless guns for every 3 Infantry platoons, The 106 might be dated
It is still lethal firing out to 1,800-2,200 meters in direct fire and 7,100 meters indirect fire

106mm RCL M40
Calibre: 105mm.
Maximum Range: 1372 metres - direct fire.
Armour Penetration: At 0º it is 620mm.
..............................At 30º it is 515mm.
..............................At 60º it is 400mm.

(NOTE THIS IS 1970s era data)


Pistols
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This is the Pc-9 aka Zoaf pistol
This appears to be an unliscenced sig sauer p-226 if so
It is an accurate, and reliable weapon

Submachine Guns

The MPT9K
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Is based on the Mp.5 and possibly G3

MPT9Smm
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MPT9mm
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Shotguns

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These are obviously civillian shot guns, but surely If Iran can manufacture these
a Militarized one is possible


M203 Lookalikes

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This appears to be a M203 on the bottom of a G3 rifle

Iranian Optics

Unknown 2.5 power scope? on Khaibar
[linked image] On Khaibar below CQ Rifle
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Psop of the svd
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This appears to be a copy of a US Night vision


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Here is an animated Gif, I havent taken the time to look at closely they all appear
to be simmilar if not identical to the Night Vision I used while in the Army Circa late 1990s
some of the odd looking ones are vehicle sights and Gunners sights for vehicles.

Heavy Weapons

14.5mm

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Copies of the Kpv both in single and twin and quad mounts were briefly manufactured by Iran



12.7mm sniper HS50 Steyr-Mannlicher
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It uses 12.7x99mm ammo not compatable with Irans Dshkm


12.7mm Dshkm
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Fires 12.7x101 ammo

Iranian MLR and Mortars
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Various Specifications
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/iran/mrl-iran-launcher-specs.htm


107mm MLR
The 107 is a light piece and can stand in support missions in place of 120mm Mortars
It is simple it is easy to manufacture and sufficently lethal.

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They are single,double,triple even 12 round launchers

Mortars

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120mm Mortar
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This is a modern rifled 120mm Mortar

81mm Mortar
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60mm Mortar
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60mm Commando Mortar
as above to right.

37mm Marsh Mortar
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/37mm_Marsh_Mortar
http://www.janes.com/extracts/extract/jiw/jiw_0874.html


Other Heavy weapons

Tow Lookalike and improved variants (Used in m-113,and Heavy ATGW)
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Spandrel Missile aka Towsan M113M (used with Bmp.2 and in Ground mount)

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Dragon Missile Saeghe 1,2
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Sagger I-Raad-T
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Despite its age, It is the only ATGW left that a single operator can wire dozens of these to his launch
post and fire all at once or singulary from ehind cover/concealment, a single man can defend
and stop a whole brigade.


Unknown sniper rifle in hands of man in the rear
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Unknown sniper rifle on bottom left


supposed EFP (Explosively formed penatrators) Made by Iran
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Tank

Zulfiqar (Sword of Ali) 1
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Zulfiqar 3
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Towsan (Fury)

As weapons carrier
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as Light tank
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Mobarez/Challenger (Chieftan)
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A domestic upgrade of the chieftan, which finaly addresses the shortcomings of the radiator
and FCS. These tanks serve in independant formations which are attached as needed.

Safir-74/t-72z T-55,54,Type59,Type69
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A domestic upgrade of both own and captured Iraqi tanks, fitted with 105mm L7 guns
improved penatrators,FCS and era.
Despite its relative obsolescence the 105mm gun fitted with DU Penatrators remains
a capable weapon system

Iranian Tank Guns in service

90mm (tosan,various captured brazilian armored cars)

he ammunition fired by the 90 mm CN 90 F1 and F2 guns is fixed by a single continuous crimping ring, with the projectiles rigidly secured to the straight sided brass cartridge cases. The projectiles are finned and have bodies encircled by copper drive bands. The brass cartridge cases are fitted with percussion primers and have their GBTU 125 multiperforated propellant charges contained inside a silk bag.
The ammunition family for the 90 mm CN 90 F1 and F2 guns includes the following rounds:

90 mm HEAT-T, OCC F1 This anti-armour round uses a steel-nosed, aluminium alloy bodied projectile containing a shaped charge formed from 670 g of RDX/TNT 60:40 located behind a copper cone liner. The warhead can penetrate 120 mm of armour plate set at an angle of 60º, or 300 to 320 mm of armour plate set at a vertical angle. The projectile has a maximum range of 1,500 to 1,800 m but the maximum effective range is approximately 1,100 m. For safety, the base-mounted electrical fuze (referred to in some instances as the G4C) is maintained in a short-circuited state until after firing. It will function instantaneously when the nose-mounted piezoelectric generator strikes a hard target and generates an electric current to detonate the explosive filling.
The Practice round used to simulate the 90 mm HEAT-T OCC F1 is the completely inert 90 mm TP-T BSCC 90 F1 which uses an aluminium bodied projectile with a tracer element in the base.

90 mm HE, OE F1 Intended for general use, the projectile with this round uses a forged steel body filled with 945 g of RDX/TNT 60:40. It produces blast and fragmentation effects at ranges up a maximum of 1,800 m. The nose-mounted fuze, referred to in some instances as the FUIF2, functions on direct and graze action. Some projectiles have tracer elements lasting 4 seconds fitted to the base.
MECAR SA also produce the 90 mm HE-T M631A1, filled with 1 kg of Composition B.

90 mm SMK-WP, OFUM F1 This round may be regarded as a White Phosphorus (WP) filled equivalent to the 90 mm HE OE F1. It employs a similar nose-mounted direct and graze action fuze which functions to burst open the projectile's steel body and release WP creating a smoke screen up to 50 m wide and lasting 20 to 30 seconds. Maximum range is 1,800 m and combat range 800 m. Some of these projectiles may have tracer elements fitted to the base.

90 mm Canister, ODR F1 Intended for use as an anti-ambush and close-in defence anti-personnel round, the 90 mm Canister ODR F1 is fitted with a blunt-nosed, straight sided, thin-walled projectile containing approximately 1,100 lead spheres weighing 4 kg. As the projectile leaves the gun muzzle the projectile casing breaks open to release the lead spheres in a cone-shaped pattern. Maximum effective range is 150 m.
ODR stands for Obus de Defense Rapprochée. This round is no longer available from Giat Industries.

90 mm APFSDS-T,


105mm L7 / US m256 (m60,M47-105,Safir//t-72z)
The L7 was a 105 mm L/52 rifled design intended for use in armoured fighting vehicles. It was so successful that it armed not only British post-war designs, but was used almost universally in "the West" as the main armament of almost every main battle tank of the period.
* Caliber: 105 mm (4.13 in)
* Barrel length: 52 calibres
* Weight: 1,282 kg (2,826 lbs)
* Length: 5.89 m (19.3 ft)
* Rate of fire: 10 rounds per minute (maximum)

* APDS
* APERS-T ("Anti-personnel-tracer")
* APFSDS
* Dummy
* HE
* HEAT
* HESH
* Smoke-White phosphorus incendiary
* Target Practice

* Target Practice Discarding Sabot

Penatration See Below
http://allieddefensegroup.muellernamejko.com/other_mecar_reprint.pdf


120mm (Mobarez/Challenger aka Chieftan) 55-caliber L115A rifled gun
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Ordnance_L11A5

125mm 2a46
www.bumar.com/files/document/248.pdf

125mm Possible Iranian Variant
http://books.google.com/books?id=Ta7wp7jwdocC&pg=PA46&lpg=PA46&dq=Iranian+improved+125mm&source=bl&ots=2h2EEm_5r-&sig=-4fo4_Emcdk459Y9Jn0-SLhHecQ&hl=en&ei=eNM1SrnzCZCOsgOs--jjDg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=9

Ifv and Others


Boragh
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The Boragh differs from the Bmp in that it uses m-113 roadwheels (Iranian built of course) and has
and it is slightly more spacious inside than a bmp.1/2.


Boragh Supply


Boragh 30

Cmt-23 (kobra)
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This is a greatly reduced in size boragh fitted with a zsu-23 a Man sits in the center unprotected
and fires the gun by sight only This will probably be a weapon system of the Baseej



Dio unammed Scout

Rakhsh (luminating)
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Army Trucks
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Humvee lookalike

Humvee 6x2 or 4
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Takavar Jeep
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Army 4x4 Buggy
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MotorBike
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Artillery

155.39 cal

Towed Based off m1930 130mm carriage (155.39 tube)
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Towed Based off US 155mm
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Raad-2 155.39
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122mm d-30
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122mm special based off d-30
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Raad-1 122mm special based off d-30
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Iranian MRL's


Anti Air Artillery/SAM

23mm
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35mm
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40mm
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76mm
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100mm
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12.7mm air variants

Iranian 12.7 and 14.5mm AAA H-mags

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Weapons data

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sm-1
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Rapier (fajr?)
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Crotale (ya-zahra)
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Hawk

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s-200

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possible chinese s-300 hq-9
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Manpads


Iranian Mine Techniques







Aircraft Fixed wing



F-5's Modified into Trainers Hesa Simorgh
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Shafaq Combat capable advanced trainer and Long range attack aircraft with stealthy features
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Seeqeh-80 (two fins) optimized for attack variant from azaraksh
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Azaraksh (one fin) Improved variant of F-5
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Tanzareve Trainer
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an-140/Iran-140 HESA
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Modified Il-76 Adnan Iraqi landed planes modified by Iran into a modern working testbed
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Aircraft Others


Iranian WIG (wing in ground effect) Aircraft aka flying boat

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Attack hellicopter Panha 2091
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Light attack hellicopter

Multi Role hellicopter Shahed 278
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Heavy Helo sahbaviz 75
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Light hellicopter model 2061
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small multi role shahed 274
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Drone Uav

Heavier Uav

Target drone ababil B
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Aircraft Weaponry

Bombs
LGB
TVGB (Qassed)



Unguided Rockets

Aircraft Cannons





Naval Craft

Iranian FAC
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Iranian Misile Boat Paykan
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Iranian Moudge class destroyer (better vid under tarege sub)
http://www.dailymotion.com/channel/tech/video/x5ulg0_le-destroyer-iranien-jamaran_tech

Iranian Submarines


Unknown though reportedly Built in Iran North Korean Midget class
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Ghadir Class (midget)
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Nahang or Nahange (medium) Name means whale
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Qaaem Class sub possibly Ballistic Missile capable
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Taregh reverse engineered and improved ballistic capable Kilo

Other Craft at end of this


Bh7 hydrofoil
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Small 6 or 8 person Hydrofoil
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=96089§ionid=351020101
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Unknown Patrol Boat class
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Unknown Patrol boat class
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Frogmen submarine
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Naval Weaponry

Torpedos
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533mm torpedo?



Mines
Cannon


Iranian WMD
Biological
Chemical
Atomic

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