Arms
| Weapon | Comments | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Handguns | |||
| Glock 17 | Used by Special Services Group as their side arm. | ||
| Beretta 92 | |||
| Glock 26 | |||
| HK P7 | |||
| Steyr M9A1 | Recently acquired by the SSW. | ||
| Tokarev | |||
| Sub-machine guns (SMG) and carbines: | |||
| Heckler & Koch MP5 | Manufactured by POF | ||
| Heckler & Koch MP5K | Also in use by Airport Security Force and personal security detail of VIPs, manufactured by POF. | ||
| FN P90 | |||
| Battle rifles | |||
| Heckler & Koch G3 | The PA's service rifle. G3A3, G3P4 variants in service. | ||
| Assault rifles | |||
| Type 56 | Chinese-manufactured AK-47. | ||
| Steyr AUG | |||
| Type 81 Assault Rifle | Chinese-manufactured | ||
| M4 Carbine | |||
| FN F2000 | |||
| Grenades | |||
| M67 grenade | |||
| Sniper rifles | |||
| Dragunov SVD | |||
| HK PSG1 | |||
| M82 Barret | |||
| Steyr SSG 69 | |||
| Machine guns | |||
| FN MAG | |||
| FN Minimi Para | |||
| MG3 | Manufactured under license by Pakistan Ordnance Factories. | ||
| RPD | |||
| Grenade launchers | |||
| Carl Gustav recoilless rifle | |||
| Mk 19 grenade launcher | |||
| RPG-7 | Manufactured under license by Pakistan Ordnance Factories | ||
| RPG-29 | |||
| Milkor MGL | |||
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