BAKTAR SHIKAN (ANTI TANK GUIDED MISSILE WEAPON SYSTEM)

Land Systems, ATGM/MANPADS

BAKTAR SHIKAN (ANTI TANK GUIDED MISSILE WEAPON SYSTEM)

Baktar Shikan is an anti-tank missile weapon system which pursues the principle of optical aiming, IR tracking and automatically generated, remotely controlled and wire transmitted guidance signals.
The system can quickly be dis-assembled into four sub-units, each weighing not more than 25kgs, 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, the system forms a potent defence against armoured targets. Baktar Shikan family of missiles is in service for more than two decades and a battle tested weapon held with different armies worldwide.

System Features

Technical Specifications

Performance Characteristics
Propulsion
Solid
Effective Range
3000m
Operating Temp
-40 °C to + 50 °C
High Anti jamming capability
Firing Capability
Day & Night
Hit Probability
90%
Rate of fire
2-3 rounds/min
Telescope
Magnification
12x
Field of View
Wide IR Field of View
±49 mrad
Narrow IR Field of View
±7 mrad
Range of fire
Elevation
-7° to +13°
Azimuth
0° to 360°