Pakistan intends to export Baktar-Shikan ATGM

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Pakistan plans to begin exporting Baktar-Shikan anti-tank complexes manufactured under a Chinese license at Khan Research, the blog reports bmpd with reference to the French edition of TTU.

Pakistan intends to export Baktar-Shikan ATGM
Pakistani ATGM Bakter-Shikan

In China, like weapon called HJ-8 (Red Arrow) and produced at the factory number 282 Corporation Norinco.

According to estimates by Pakistani manufacturers, the market capacity will be “around 10 thousand complexes for customers from 20 countries”.

According to TTU, “among the potential customers are the UAE, some Asian (Bangladesh, Malaysia and Sri Lanka), Latin American countries (Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela) and African states (Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, Sudan and Zimbabwe)”.
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  1. +1
    10 December 2015 13: 54
    if it’s copy-paste from Chinese .. then nothing scary ...
    1. +2
      10 December 2015 14: 00
      Quote: Captain Air Force
      if it’s copy-paste from Chinese .. then nothing scary ...


      Any weapon is dangerous, but here they did not bring any performance characteristics, it is unpleasant that they get to Daesh.
      1. +1
        10 December 2015 14: 26
        Quote: cniza
        ut did not bring any performance characteristics

        Missile weight: 11 kg
        Firing Range: up to 4 km
        Warhead: cumulative / tandem.
        Penetration: 1000 mm (220 at an angle of 68 °)
        Flight speed: 220 m / s
        1. 0
          10 December 2015 14: 40
          ... Missile mass: 11 kg
          Firing Range: up to 4 km
          Warhead: cumulative / tandem.
          Penetration: 1000 mm (220 at an angle of 68 °)
          Flight speed: 220 m / s

          .... Straight "Chrysanthemum" some kind .... Only the size is 2 times smaller .... laughing
      2. +1
        10 December 2015 15: 07
        Hongjian-8, literally: "Red Arrow-8" is a second-generation Chinese anti-tank missile system, equipped with a semi-automatic command guidance system with command transmission by wire.
        Features
        Missile weight: 11 kg
        Firing Range: up to 4 km
        Warhead: cumulative / tandem.
        Penetration: 1000 mm (220 at an angle of 68 °)
        Modifications
        HJ-8 is the basic version.
        HJ-8A - has a more powerful warhead, firing range up to 3 km.
        HJ-8C - ATGM equipped with a new tandem warhead, firing range up to 4 km. The contact fuse is equipped with a nose bar.
        HJ-8E - Digital guidance system, improved by 90% accuracy.
        HJ-8L - armor penetration up to 1000 mm.
        "Bactar-Shikan" - Pakistan version of the complex flight speed: 220 m / s
      3. 0
        10 December 2015 20: 15
        They already got to ISIS from the "moderate" who used these anti-tank systems against the armored vehicles of the Syrian army.
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    3. +3
      10 December 2015 14: 02
      Quote: Captain Air Force
      if it’s copy-paste from Chinese .. then nothing scary ...

      First copy-paste with TOU Chinese, then copy-paste by Chinese Pakistan. The long history of this copy-paste. IG love TOU.
      1. 0
        10 December 2015 14: 25
        Yeah, in Pakistan, after the shooting, they tried to squeeze one spiritual leader, who even practically justified the attack, so he could not have 130 thousand followers in one of the 11 schools!
    4. +2
      10 December 2015 14: 03
      Quote: Captain Air Force
      if it’s copy-paste from Chinese .. then nothing scary ...

      Firstly, there is no data on the effectiveness of this complex against various types of armored vehicles. Secondly, I won’t be surprised if this ATGM will soon appear at the Rebel in Syria.
  2. 0
    10 December 2015 13: 57
    For the Papuans, in short. Which doesn’t matter where it comes from, if only it flies out of the pipe! laughing
    1. +1
      10 December 2015 14: 19
      Quote: dchegrinec
      For the Papuans, in short. Which doesn’t matter where it comes from, if only it flies out of the pipe! laughing

      Well, why are you so about Papua New Guinea. Yes, they do not have anti-tank systems, but they are Liza’s grandmothers, and the British have now switched to Jewels. Old SWINGFIERs will probably give away to their subjects.
  3. +2
    10 December 2015 14: 02
    Let's see how it will shoot. Until now, goosebumps, as I remember the abnormal "descent" of the Baby, whose shelf life was limit. I went up. Vertically: All these copies are from Chinese copies - cause involuntary fear. The weapon must not kill the shooter.
    1. +3
      10 December 2015 14: 06
      Here, after all, is a little different. Previously, ATGM +/- in the generation with MBT were the prerogative of the leading countries. Now any self-respecting gang has Toyota and ATGM. And large ones generally plant Cornets, TOU not particularly sparing the latter, spending even on jeeps and trucks.

      That is, now the priority task for everyone is the development of effective measures to counter the latest generation ATGM and not only from the MBT, but in general.
      1. +1
        10 December 2015 14: 18
        Quote: donavi49
        Now any self-respecting gang has Toyota and ATGM.

        Like ours in the 90s: BMW and AK. smile
      2. +4
        10 December 2015 15: 34
        "the development of effective countermeasures against ATGMs of the latest generation, and not only from the MBT, but in general." ////

        We have developed KAZ "Trophy Ultra-Light".
        It is intended to protect equipment, infantry groups from ATGMs.
        The problem is the price. Infantry still cannot fork out for
        such systems. There is no budget, so it’s not put into service.
        The tank is so expensive that another half a million is not money,
        and pehtura, alas, is cheaper sad .
        1. 0
          10 December 2015 21: 33
          Quote: voyaka uh
          The tank is so expensive that another half a million is not money,
          and pehtura, alas, is cheaper

          How cynical the world is.
  4. 0
    10 December 2015 14: 32
    It’s time for Pakistan to ban the export of weapons to a number of regions. Somehow they have too much friendship and chewing gum with fundamentalists.