Baktar Shikan
Anti-tank Guided Missile Weapon System
Baktar Shikan is a second-generation anti-tank missile weapon system which pursues the principle of optical aiming, IR tracking, remotely controlled and wire transmitted guidance signals. The system can quickly be dis-assembled into the following four sub-units, encased missile, tripod, goniometer and control box each weighing not more than 25kg thus making the system man-portable.
It can also be mounted on Cobra attack helicopters and Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs). Its long range, penetration power and a powerful anti-jamming capability form a potent defence against armored targets.
Salient Features
- Day & night firing
- Anti-ERA capability
- Long range
- Quick reaction time
- High hit probability
- Greater penetration
- Rapid rate of fire
- Anti-jamming capability
- Easy operation & maintenance
| Range | 3,000 m |
| Hit Probability | >90 % |
| Penetration Probability | 90 % |
| Depth of Penetration | 500mm HRA (Homogeneous Rolled Armor) |
| (Standard Warhead) | |
| Depth of Penetration | 600 mm HRA |
| (Tandem Warhead) | |
| Rate of Fire | 2-3 Rds per minute |
| Mean Flying Speed | 220 m/s |
| Propulsion | Solid |
