List of Current Sri Lanka Navy Ships - Equipment

Equipment

Shipboard weapon systems
  • Gabriel anti-ship missile
  • Typhoon Naval Optronic Stabilized Weapon Platform
  • Otobreda 76 mm naval artillery
  • Type 61 shipboard antiaircraft artillery
  • Type 58 antiaircraft gun
  • M242 Bushmaster 25 mm (25x137mm) chain-fed autocannon
  • Heckler & Koch GMG 40 mm automatic grenade launcher
Land vehicles
  • Unibuffel mine-protected APC
  • Unicorn mine-protected APC
Rocket Artillery
  • Type 63 multiple rocket launcher
Mortars
  • Type 84 (W84) 82 mm mortar
  • Type 89 60 mm mortar
Small arms

  • Beretta M9 pistol
  • Enfield revolver

  • Type 56 assault rifle
  • M16 assault rifle

  • H&K MP5 submachine gun
  • Sterling submachine gun

  • Dragunov sniper rifle
  • Heckler & Koch SG3 sniper rifle

  • PK machine gun (Chinese version of Russian PKM)
  • Type 56 LMG (Chinese version of Russian RPD)

  • M203 grenade launcher

  • RPO-A Shmel man-portable rocket launcher
  • Type 69 RPG rocket launcher (Chinese version of RPG-7)

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