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Brand	Origin	Caliber	Versions	Notes
Browning Hi-Power	Belgium United States	9×19mm Parabellum		Standard-issue for military and police.
Glock	Austria	9×19mm Parabellum	Glock 17, Glock 18	In use with Special Forces.
Beretta 92	Italy	9×19mm Parabellum		Limited use.
P-64 CZAK	Polish People's Republic	9×18mm Makarov		In reserve.

Brand	Origin	Versions	Notes
M4 carbine	United States	SOPMOD	Standard-issue rifle of all intervention regiments and special forces units. Used by Special Forces and RR Units of NG, IS and other State Sponsored Paramilitaries
M16 rifle	United States	A1, A2, A4	Standard-issue rifle. In total 70000 A4 were being received. A1 & A2 used for National Guard, Resistance Brigades, Internal Security and other Paramilitaries
Close Quarters Battle Receiver	United States	MK18	Used by the Navy Commandos to replace the MP5. Lebanese Special Units operate the CQBR.
AKM	Soviet Union		Primarily used by Paramilitaries
AK-74	Soviet Union	AKS-74, AKS-74U, AK-74M	Replaced by M16A4 and M4, Used by National Guard, Internal Security and other Paramilitaries
FAMAS	France	F1	Limited usage, in use with some Special Forces squads.
Heckler & Koch G3	West Germany	G3A3	Used for Cadet Training & Ceremonial purposes
SIG SG 540	Switzerland		Most were transferred to Lebanese Internal Security Forces.
Daewoo Precision Industries K2	South Korea	K2	Limited usage.

Brand	Origin	Versions
Barrett M82	United States
M24	United States
Steyr SSG 69	Austria
QBU-88	China	144

Brand	Origin	Versions	Notes
M249	United States		Standard Squad Machine Gun
MK-46	United States		Standard Squad Machine Gun
M240	United States	M240L	General Purpose Machine-Gun; Platoon level
M60 machine gun	United States		Platoon level primarily used by Reserve and National Guard
M2 Browning	United States	M2HB	Heavy MG Platoon; Company Support Primary Vehicle Armament
M1919 Browning	United States	M1919A4	Heavy MG Platoon; Company Support Primary Vehicle Armament
DShK	Soviet Union	DShKM	National Guard, Reserve, Paramilitary Heavy MG Section
PK machine gun	Soviet Union		Squad & General MG Section; National Guard, Reserve, Paramilitary
Rheinmetall MG 3	Germany		General MG Section; National Guard, Reserve, Paramilitary
FN MAG	Belgium		General Purpose MG Platoon, Company Support
FN Minimi	Belgium		Squad MG

Brand	Origin	Type
Heckler & Koch MP5	West Germany	Submachine gun
OTs-02 Kiparis	Soviet Union	Submachine gun
FN P90^[1]	Belgium	Personal defense weapon
Franchi SPAS-12	Italy	Combat shotgun
Mossberg 500	United States	Riot / combat shotgun

Brand	Origin	Notes
M203	United States	Standard Squad Issue for 1 Rifleman in a Squad
M72 LAW	United States
M141 Bunker Defeat Munition	United States	Used for Assault Purposes
MK-153 SMAW^[2]	United States	Used for Assault Purposes
RPG-7	Soviet Union	Standard Squad & Platoon Launcher PG7VR used as Primary Infantry AT
AT4	Sweden

Artillery	Type	Origin	Photo
M40	Recoilless rifle (488 units)	United States		Mounted on Utility-Vehicles and used as Short Range Artillery from bases (ie. Border Posts)

Anti-Tank Weaponry

Artillery	Type	Origin
M113A2 BGM-71 TOW (88)	Missile armed tank destroyer equipped with anti-tank guided missile BGM-71 TOW.	United States
BGM-71 TOW	Anti-tank version tandem warhead TOW-2A, Mounted on HMMWV wireless TOW, and bunker buster version BGM-71H	United States
M712 Copperhead	Laser-guided artillery shell	United States
MILAN	MILAN 1 MILAN 2 is mounted on HMMWV	France West Germany
HOT^[3]	HOT II	France West Germany

^ Thomas Smith Jr., W. (October 10, 2007). "Black-Masked Commandos Training By The Sea". National Review. Archived from the original on July 14, 2011. Retrieved September 18, 2009.
^ "Mk.153 SMAW Anti-Tank Rocket Launcher | Military-Today.com". www.military-today.com. Archived from the original on 2 July 2020. Retrieved 26 July 2020.
^ laf-digest.blogspot.com/2017/05/laf-receives-15-vab-hot-and-hundreds-of.html