Global InformationList of equipment of the Montenegrin Ground Army information
This is a list of weapons used by the Montenegrin Ground Army.
| Weapon | Country manufactured | Cartridge | Quantity | Pictures | Notes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pistols | ||||||||
| Tara TM9 |  Montenegro
|
9×19mm | Standard pistol of Montenegrin Military (produced in Montenegro) | |||||
| Zastava CZ 99 |  Yugoslavia
|
9×19mm | 
|
Standard pistol of Montenegrin Military | ||||
| Glock 17[1] |  Austria
|
9×19mm | 
|
Standard pistol of Montenegrin Military | ||||
| Assault rifles | ||||||||
| Tara TM4 | Montenegro
|
5.56×45mm NATO | Used by special forces (soon in the all branches) | |||||
| Zastava M59/66 | Yugoslavia
|
7.62×39mm | 
|
Ceremonial rifle | ||||
| Zastava M70/M70A | Yugoslavia
|
7.62×39mm | 
|
In limited use | ||||
| Steyr AUG | Austria
|
5.56×45mm NATO | 
|
Used by Special Forces | ||||
| G36 |  Germany
|
5.56×45mm NATO | 
|
Standard rifle of Montenegrin Military | ||||
| Heckler & Koch HK416 | Germany
|
5.56×45mm NATO | 
|
Used by Special Forces | ||||
| Submachine guns | ||||||||
| H&K MP5 | West Germany
|
9×19mm Parabellum | 
|
Used by Special Forces | ||||
| Sniper rifles | ||||||||
| Zastava M76 | Yugoslavia
|
7.92×57mm | 
|
In reserve | ||||
| Zastava M91 | Yugoslavia
|
7.62×54mmR | 
|
In reserve | ||||
| Zastava M93 Black Arrow | Yugoslavia
|
12.7×108mm | 
|
In service | ||||
| Heckler & Koch PSG1 | West Germany
|
7.62×51mm NATO | 
|
In service | ||||
| Machine guns | ||||||||
| Zastava M72 | Yugoslavia
|
7.62×39mm | 
|
In service | ||||
| Zastava M84 | Yugoslavia
|
7.62×54mmR | 
|
In service | ||||
| Grenade launchers | ||||||||
| BGA 30mm | Yugoslavia
|
30mm | 
|
In service | ||||
| Heckler & Koch AG36 | Germany
|
40mm | 
|
In service | ||||
| Anti-tank | ||||||||
| M79 "Osa" | Yugoslavia
|
90mm rocket | 
|
In service, planned to buy new MANPATS | ||||
| M80 "Zolja" | Yugoslavia
|
64mm rocket | 
|
In service, planned to buy new MANPATS | ||||
| 9M14 Malyutka |  Soviet Union
|
64mm rocket | 
|
In service | ||||
| Mortars | ||||||||
| M57 mortar | Yugoslavia
|
60mm | 
|
In service | ||||
| M69 mortar | Yugoslavia
|
82mm | 44 | 
|
In service | |||
| M74/M75 mortar | Yugoslavia
|
120mm | 32 | 
|
In service | |||
| Howitzers | ||||||||
| D-30J 122 mm | Soviet Union
|
122 mm | 12 | 
|
In service | |||
| MLRS | ||||||||
| M-94 Plamen-S | Yugoslavia
|
128 mm | 12+(6) | 
|
In service | |||
| Tanks | ||||||||
| M-84 | Yugoslavia
|
125mm | 128 | In service | ||||
| Armoured personnel carriers | ||||||||
| Joint Light Tactical Vehicle |  United States
|
57 | 
|
57 In service. [2] | ||||
| BOV VP М86 | Yugoslavia
|
6 | 
|
In service | ||||
| Achleitner RCV Survivor | Austria
|
4 | 
|
In service, planned to buy another 26 vehicles. | ||||
| LAPV Enok | Germany
|
6 | 
|
Upcoming donation from Bundeswehr | ||||
| Otokar Cobra |  Turkey
|
1 | Nuclear, biological, chemical reconnaissance vehicle. | |||||
| Tank destroyers | ||||||||
| BOV 1 POLO M-83 | Yugoslavia
|
6+(3) | 
|
In service, armed with 6 AT-3 missiles | ||||
| Off-road utility vehicles | ||||||||
| Lada Niva 1.5 Lada Niva 1.7 |
Soviet Union
|
|
In service | |||||
| Pinzgauer 710 | Austria
|
|
In service | |||||
| Achleitner MMV Survivor | Austria Japan
|
16 | 
|
In service, planned to buy another 20 vehicles. | ||||
| Toyota Hilux | Japan
|
|
In service | |||||
| Puch 300GD Puch 290D[3] |
Austria West Germany
|
|
In service | |||||
| Mercedes-Benz G-Class[4] | Germany
|
|
In service | |||||
| Trucks | ||||||||
| FAP 2026 FAP 2226 FAP 1314 |
Yugoslavia
|
|
In service | |||||
| TAM 110 TAM 130 TAM 150 |
Yugoslavia
|
|
In service | |||||
| Logistics vehicles | ||||||||
| IMK TG-110 IMK TG-140 IMK TG-160 IMK TG-190 IMK TG-220 |
Yugoslavia
|
|
Tracked bulldozer | |||||
| IMK ULT-160 | Yugoslavia
|
|
Wheeled bulldozer | |||||
| Mercedes-Benz Unimog | Germany
|
|
Multi-purpose utility vehicle | |||||
| CAT 434F | United States
|
|
Backhoe loader | |||||
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- ^ Bozinovski, Igor (2 November 2020). "Montenegro receives first JLTVs". IHS Jane's.
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