presentation about guns...

Editor's Notes

• #13: It is know chinese riffle using by pakistani police. It has 50 bullets in its magazine.Its back side can be bend easily. Its handle is just downward close to its magazine
• #16: SMG PK is one of the most reliable & compact sub-machine guns in production at the Pakistan Ordnance Factories. Based on the Famous H&K delayed roller locked blowback system, this 9mm sub-machine gun can be employed for Close Quarter Battle (CQB) and is popular among para medics, military personnel, signal personnel, para jumpers, SSG officers on special duty, military police and civil law enforcing agencies. SMG-PK presents complete versatility and mobility coupled with the punching power of 9mm Para.These SMGs come with universal carrying sling, spare magazines and option accessories
• #18: The sub machine gun MP5 is a recoil operated, with stationary barrel and delayed roller locked bolt system. This is a magazine fed automatic weapon, can be shoulder-fired or from the hip. Ideal is use for close combat and para-military purposes.
• #20: The automatic Rifle G3A3, cal. 7.62 mm x 51 NATO is a modern combat rifle combining the accuracy of a sniper rifle with the firepower of a machine gun. It is produced in accordance with the most advanced manufacturing methods. The rifle is designed for semi-automatic and fully automatic fire & can be fired from any shooting position.The G3A3 is recoil operated weapon with free floating barrel & delayed roller-locked bolt system and is fed from 20 round magazine. Each rifle is provided with means to mount a telescope
• #22: The MG3 (MG1A3) is an open, fully automatic weapon for sustained firing and firing in bursts. It is a "recoil-operated weapon" in which the recoil forces are used to feed and load the cartridges and to extract and eject the spent cartridge cases.A blan firing attachment which is screwed onto the muzzle instead of the recoil booster permits the use of blank cartridges for training and exercise purpose.
• #24: An automatic weapon employing the 12.7 x 108mm API, APIT & Hard Core ammunition. Effective against low flying aircrafts, ground targets, specially light armoured vehicles, etc. The gun is supplied complete with tripod, anti-aircraft sighting system and a chromium plated spare barrel. This gun can also be mounted on tanks and APC both in the anti aircraft and ground modes.
• #26: The Semi Automatic Sniper Rifle, PSR 90 cal. 7.62 mm x 51 NATO is amodern combat rifle combining the accuracy of a sniper rifle with the firepower of a machine gun. It is produced in accordance with the most advanced manufacturing methods. The rifle is designed for semi-automatic fire and can be fired from any shooting position.The Sniper Rifle is recoil operated weapons with free floating barrel and delayed roller-locked bolt system and is fed from a 5 or 20 rounds magazine. Each rifle is provided with means to mout a telescope
• #29: Rocket 122mm HE (MBRL) is a ground to ground free flight artillery rocket fired from multi-tube or single-tube launcher. It is used against pesonnel and light material, providing both fragmentation and blast effect.
• #30: 73 mm FSRA Heat round is a Fin Stablised Rocket Assisted High Explosive Anti-Tank ammunition fired from its smooth bore Recoilless Launchers, 73 mm.
• #31: This is an anti armour grenade usable against tanks, self propelled guns and fortifications. It is fired from the 40mm recoilless recket launcher, type 1969-1 or equivalent by loadding through the muzzle end.
• #32: This is a shoulder fired rocket propelled grenade lethal enough to kill soldiers and damage equipment within 15 metre radius. At ranges of 1500 meters it is fired from the 40 mm recoilless rocket launcher type 1969-1 or equivalent.
• #62: These grenades are used to generate colored smoke for ground to air and ground to ground signaling or screening activities of small units for short periods of time.
• #64: These grenades are used to generate colored smoke for ground to air and ground to ground signaling or screening activities of small units for short periods of time.
• #66: This is a lever operated non-bursting type grenade used for creating smoke screen with incendiary effect.
• #68: This charge is used for demolition of bunkers and similar RCC structures. The charge is detonated by detonator No.27 with a suitable length of safety fuze, or by electice detonator No.33 or No.8.
• #70: This is a safety device used for giving a signal and light to people being protected by this arrangement. A spool of wire is supplied alongwith the device, which activates the mechanism when any hostile intruders or trespassers trip over the wire. In turn, candle of illuminating composition is initiated. 
• #72: These cartridges are meant for firing by a shooting pencil and are used for signaling during day or night. On firing, the  star is propelled to the prescribed height and emits the specific color of lig
• #89: Hatf is an Arabic word meaning "Deadly" or "Vengeance". The name comes from the sword of Prophet Muhammed (S.A.W), Al-Hataf [1]
• #103: Babur (Urdu: بابر) (named after the first Mughal Emperor Zahirud-Din Babur), also designated Hatf VII, is the first land attack cruise missile to be developed by Pakistan.[2]Launched from ground-based transporter erector launchers, warships andsubmarines, the Babur can be armed with a conventional or nuclear warheadand has a reported range of 700 km (430 mi). The missile is designed to avoidradar detection and penetrate enemy air defences.[2][3][4] Serial production of the Babur started in October 2005.[5]
• #104: The Babur's airframe is made up of a tubular fuselage, with a pair of folded wings attached to the middle section and the empennage at the rear along with the propulsion system. Propelled by a jet engine (either turbofanor turbojet), the Babur has a maximum speed of approximately 550 mph. On launch, a booster rocket provides additional thrust to accelerate the missile away from the launch vehicle. After the launch the wings unfold, the booster rocket is jettisoned and the jet engine started.The Babur's guidance system uses a combination of inertial navigation systems, terrain contour matching (TERCOM) and GPS satellite guidance.[9]The guidance system reportedly gives the missile pinpoint accuracy.[2]The missile is stated to have a high degree of maneuverability, allowing it to "hug" the terrain, and "near-stealth" capabilities.[10] Terrain hugging ability helps the missile avoid enemy radar detection by utilizing "terrain masking", giving Babur the capability to penetrate enemy air defence systems undetected and survive until reaching the target.[2] The missile's design features can be compared with the American BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile.[5]More advanced versions of the Babur are under development, later versions are planned to have a range of 1000 km [5][11] and be capable of being launch
• #110: Traffic problems in Baghdad have increased significantly since the 2003 invasion, credited to the formation of the Green Zone blocking roads, and new laws about automobile ownership.[14] The Baghdad Metro completely stopped service until October 2008.[14]Three of Baghdad's 13 bridges over the Tigris river have been targeted by large explosions.[15][16] The Al-Sarafiya bridgebridge was destroyed when an abandoned truck bomb exploded on April 12, 2007.[17] At least 10 people were killed and 26 injured, though there were reports of 20 more trapped in cars that had gone off the bridge.[18]Haifa street, as seen from the Medical City Hospital across the Tigris RiverBefore the invasion there were 1200 working waste collection trucks. Most of the vehicles were destroyed or lost in the looting that seized the capital after the American invasion. The deputy mayor of Baghdad estimates the city needs 1,500 waste collection At the National Museum of Iraq, which had been a virtual repository of treasures from the ancient Mesopotamian cultures as well as early Islamic culture, many of the 170,000 irreplaceable artifacts were either stolen or broken (partially found safe and well later).[citation needed] On April 14, The Iraq National Library and National Archives were burned down, destroying thousands of manuscripts from civilizations dating back as far as 7,000 years.[20]As the American forces secured control of the capital, Iraqi civilians immediately began looting the palaces, as well as government offices. At the important Yarmuk Hospital, not only all beds, but absolutely all its medical equipment, both large and small, was During the Gulf War of 1991 aerial bombardment caused severe damage to the electric grid that operated the pumping stations and other facilities for potable water delivery and sewage treatment. The sanctions imposed by the UN at the conclusion of the Gulf War exacerbated these problems by banning the importation of spare parts for equipment and chemicals, such as chlorine, needed for disinfectionWithin eight days following the 2003 invasion, only 35 of the 700 animals in the Baghdad Zoo survived. This was a result of theft of some animals for human food, and starvation of caged animals that had no food or water.[12] Survivors included larger animals like lions, tigers, and bears.[12] Notwithstanding the chaos brought by the invasion, South AfricanLawrence Anthony and some of the zoo keepers cared for the animals and fed the carnivores with donkeys they had bought locally.[12][13]
• #115: However, on provincial level, KPK counted 1499 dead bodies and Punjab experienced 834 deaths from suicide attacks. FATA had lower number of deaths compared to KPK and Punjab but keeping in mind the small size of its total population, the deaths of 526 people is the highest among all as a percentage of the population. (See table As I mentioned earlier, Drone attacks are also regarded as one of the causes for accelerating the frequency of suicide attacks in the country. To verify this statement, one needs to take a look at the factual data and see if this assumption holds any truth. According to the available data, drone attacks began in the year 2005 nearly three years after the suicide attacks began in 8 May 2002. In total , 171 drone attacks took place from May 2005 to 17 March 2011 killing 1752 persons and injuring little over 215 persons (See the Table 5). Compared to that, there were 273 suicide attacks in Pakistan from 2002 to 12 January 2011 that killed 4403 persons and injured 9543 – nearly five times more casualties in suicide attacks than the drone attacks although this numerical difference offers no justification to these killing activities (Refer to table 6). Both of them are causing human casualties and unending violent reactions. The quicker these killings are halted the better it would be for peace and prosperity of the people living in this part of the world. However, demanding stoppage to drone attacks only without making a similar demand for the stoppage of suicide and bomb attacks is nothing but to offer shelter to the instigators and collaborators of suicide and bomb attackers from deterrence that, as per Major General GhayurMehmud, has been killing the hardcore elements, a sizeable number of which are foreigners. What are we looking for – safety to our people or to the extremists?
• #116: This sharp rise in suicide attacks continued from 2007 onward and within next three years, we counted 184 suicide attacks in different parts of the country resulting in deaths of 3009 persons and injuries to nearly 6400 persons. Lahore had the highest number deaths during this period (420 persons) while Peshawar, Kohat, and Mohmand Agency witnessed slightly lesser number of deaths (291, 216, & 167 deaths respectively) from the suicide attacks(See table 3). Looking at the number of suicide attacks in different cities of the country, we find that Peshawar had the highest number suicide (27) attacks while Bannu and Lahore had 13 attacks each during this period (See table 4