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| {{wpl|Beretta AR70/90|FA-1}} || <center> {{flag|Luminerra}} </center> || Assault rifle || {{wpl|5.56×45mm NATO|5.56×45 mm}} || 1984 - 2011 ||  
| {{wpl|Beretta AR70/90|FA-1}} || <center> {{flag|Luminerra}} </center> || Assault rifle || {{wpl|5.56×45mm NATO|5.56×45 mm}} || 1984 - 2011 ||  
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| {{wpl|CETME Model L|Fusil Asalto Modello 1990 (FAM-90)}} || <center> {{flag|Costa Mejis}} </center> || Assault rifle || {{wpl|5.56×45mm NATO|5.56×45 mm}} || 1990 - 2018 || First indigenously designed and produced rifle since the end of the occupation in 1985
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| {{Wpl|C90-CR (M3)|MAIM-90}} || <center> {{flag|Costa Mejis}} </center> || Antitank weapons || 90 mm || 1990 - 2006 ||
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Revision as of 16:17, 13 December 2023

This page contains information regarding weapons and equipment previously used by the Costa Mejian Armed Forces

Personal weapons

Name Origin Purpose Caliber/Diameter In Service Notes
Pistola 1912 (P-12)
 Costa Mejis
Pistol 9×23 mm Regio 1912 - 1940
Pistola 1914 (P-14)
 Costa Mejis
Pistol 7.65×17mm 1914 - 1958 Generally carried by officers.
Pistola 1919 (P-19)
 Costa Mejis
Pistol 7.65×17mm 1919 - 1958 Generally carried by officers.
Pistola Modello 1921 (PM-21)
 Costa Mejis
Pistol 9×23 mm Regio 1921 - 1958
P-1
 Luminerra
Pistol 9x19 mm 1984 - 2000
Pistola Ametralladora Modello 1945 (PAM-45)
 Costa Mejis
Submachine gun 9×23 mm Regio 1945-1958 Production ceased following the occupation of Costa Mejis by the Soviet Order.
PA-1
 Luminerra
Submachine gun 9x19 mm 1984-1995
FA-1
 Luminerra
Assault rifle 5.56×45 mm 1984 - 2011
Fusil Asalto Modello 1990 (FAM-90)
 Costa Mejis
Assault rifle 5.56×45 mm 1990 - 2018 First indigenously designed and produced rifle since the end of the occupation in 1985
MAIM-90
 Costa Mejis
Antitank weapons 90 mm 1990 - 2006