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Bosnia and Herzegovina Weapons and Military Equipment

Browse 10 weapon systems built or assembled in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including artillery, munitions, and related systems, with images, specifications, source notes, and conflict records.

10 weapon systems

10Catalog records

3Equipment categories

8Leading builders shown

7Conflict links shown

Category Mix

Artillery5 Munitions4 Support Equipment1

Builder Links

BNT Novi Travnik4 UnisGroup4 ITC Ltd. Zenica2 PPT Namenska2 PRETIS d.d.2 Igman d.d. Konjic1 M Adler D1 Romarm1

Conflict Coverage

2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict42014 Russia-Ukraine War31991 Croatian War of Independence11999 Kosovo War / Operation Allied Force12001 War in Afghanistan12011 Syrian Civil War12023 Sudan War1

60 mm Commando Mortar M7060 mm commando mortarBuilt by: UnisGroupThe 60 mm Commando Mortar M70 is a compact 60 mm infantry mortar in the former Yugoslav mortar family. UnisGroup and Armatec list the M70 as a two-person commando mortar with a 650 mm barrel, 94-1,630 m high-explosive range band, and 20-25 round-per-minute firing rate, while Yugoimport ballistic data ties the same Commando M70 barrel length to the 60 mm M62 practice shell.

82 mm M69 mortar, 82 mm smoothbore infantry mortar, Artillery

2001 War in Afghanistan, 2011 Syrian Civil War +2 more82 mm M69 mortar82 mm smoothbore infantry mortarBuilt by: Yugoslav state arsenals / PPT Namenska / BNT Novi TravnikThe 82 mm M69 is a Yugoslav-designed smoothbore infantry mortar family that remains in Serbian and former Yugoslav production and service channels, with the M69A variant using a four-person crew, NSB-3 sight, and high-angle fire out to roughly 4.9-6.25 km depending on ammunition. Direct open-source documentation links the family to Afghan government losses in 2021, Syrian opposition use near Aleppo, Armenian and Artsakh losses in Nagorno-Karabakh, and Ukrainian wartime receipt of BNT-marked M69A mortars.

120 mm M74 mortar, 120 mm smoothbore towed mortar, Artillery

2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, 2023 Sudan War +1 more120 mm M74 mortar120 mm smoothbore towed mortarBuilt by: PPT Namenska / BNT Novi Travnik / UnisGroupThe 120 mm M74 is a Yugoslav-origin towed mortar developed in the mid-1970s as part of the M74/M75 light-mortar generation. Current Serbian, Bosnian, Polish, and SIPRI records keep the system in the export-industrial and wartime-transfer record, while open-source conflict documentation places captured examples in Nagorno-Karabakh and a CIG-identified M74 in RSF-linked fighting at El Fasher.

120 mm M75 mortar, 120 mm towed smoothbore mortar, Artillery

1991 Croatian War of Independence, 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict120 mm M75 mortar120 mm towed smoothbore mortarBuilt by: BNT Novi Travnik / UnisGroupThe 120 mm M75 mortar is a Yugoslav-designed towed smoothbore mortar associated with the M74/M75 light-mortar family and post-Yugoslav export literature. Yugoimport describes it as infantry close-support artillery for high-angle fire, smoke, illumination, and difficult terrain, while Serbian sources and later defense reporting show the legacy weapon being paired with modern fire-control equipment. Direct records place M75 mortars in JNA fire support around Dubrovnik in 1991 and in Armenian/Artsakh losses during the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war.

NORA M-84, 152 mm towed gun-howitzer, Artillery

1999 Kosovo War / Operation Allied ForceNORA M-84152 mm towed gun-howitzerBuilt by: Yugoslav defense industry / Yugoimport SDPR / BNT Novi TravnikNORA M-84 is a Yugoslav-origin 152 mm towed gun-howitzer developed as a longer-range successor to the D-20 family. Its 39- to 40-caliber ordnance, split-trail carriage, semi-automatic breech, and compatibility with D-20 ammunition made it a bridge between legacy Soviet-caliber artillery and later Serbian NORA self-propelled systems, with limited open-source visual evidence identifying NORA fire during the 1999 Kosovo War / Operation Allied Force period.

12.7x108mm cartridge, 12.7 mm heavy machine-gun cartridge, Munitions

12.7x108mm cartridge12.7 mm heavy machine-gun cartridgeBuilt by: Igman d.d. Konjic / RomarmThe 12.7x108mm cartridge is a Soviet-origin heavy machine-gun and anti-materiel cartridge family. Current producer and export references list ball, armor-piercing, armor-piercing incendiary, tracer, API-T, sniper, and blank loads, with documented compatibility across DShK, DShKM, NSV/NSVT, Kord, and several other 12.7 mm heavy machine guns.

120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3, 120 mm high-explosive mortar bomb, Munitions

2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3120 mm high-explosive mortar bombBuilt by: PRETIS d.d. / ITC Ltd. Zenica / UnisGroupThe 120 mm HE mortar bomb M62P3 is a Yugoslav-pattern high-explosive mortar round now marketed by Balkan ammunition producers including ITC Ltd. Zenica and UnisGroup. Official product pages list a 613 mm fuze-equipped length, 12.6 kg maximum mass, and 300-6464 m range band, while conflict reporting has identified exact M62P3-marked rounds in Ukraine and captured stocks from Nagorno-Karabakh.

120 mm HE mortar bomb M15 LR, 120 mm long-range high-explosive mortar bomb, Munitions

120 mm HE mortar bomb M15 LR120 mm long-range high-explosive mortar bombBuilt by: PRETIS d.d.The 120 mm HE mortar bomb M15 LR is a Bosnian long-range high-explosive mortar round from PRETIS d.d. and marketed in UnisGroup large-caliber ammunition listings. Public product data gives an 816 mm length, 14.75 kg weight, 1250 bar maximum pressure, 121-322 m/s muzzle-velocity band, 400-8250 m range, and a 20-22 m listed killing-radius figure.

125 mm HE M86P1, 125 mm high-explosive tank ammunition, Munitions

125 mm HE M86P1125 mm high-explosive tank ammunitionBuilt by: ITC Ltd. ZenicaThe 125 mm HE M86P1 is a separate-loading high-explosive tank shell in the Yugoslav-pattern 125 mm ammunition family. ITC Ltd. Zenica lists the live HE round with a 676 mm shell body, 3.148 kg nominal explosive mass, and 125 mm projectile maximum diameter, while Balkan NovoTeh identifies an M86P1 HE shell configuration for the D-81TM/2A46 tank gun.

NSB optical sight, Optical sighting device family for indirect-fire weapons, Support Equipment

NSB optical sightOptical sighting device family for indirect-fire weaponsBuilt by: M Adler DThe NSB optical sight family is a Croatian/Bosnian fire-control accessory line for indirect-fire weapons. M Adler D presents NSB-4A for the LRL-128 light rocket launcher and NSB-4B as a universal mortar sight, while Zrak and Yugoimport material describe the sights as optomechanical devices for taking elevation and azimuth elements in daylight and night conditions.