īought for evaluation and familiarization by the Croatian Special Operations Forces Command. At least 20 000 donated to Ukraine in 2022. Some still see use in basic training units in the purpose of familiarization with the platform. Completely withdrawn from use by the end of 2018, however some 40 000 left as strategic reserve. VHS rifle still in use by some units such as cadets, recruits and other non-infantry formations.Īround 88,000 stored and offered for sale in 2010, 44 000 sold to Afghanistan, 4 000 donated to Mali in 2013, some 6 000 rifles sold to Syrian Rebels via Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
VHS-2 rifles are set to replace the older VHS rifle which will be relegated to reserve status. The Croatian Army placed an order for 300 VHS-2 rifles and a future order of 20 000 VHS-2 rifles was agreed. 500 VHS rifles intended for Croatian Army were sold to the US DOD. The VHS-2 being the main service rifle of the Armed Forces. with most now relegated to reserve status. The army also has a number of various NATO manufactured assault rifles including the FN F2000, Heckler & Koch G36, Heckler & Koch HK416, Colt M4 to name few.ħ800 VHS rifles entered service by 2012, Currently only 1200 VHS2 in use. Currently some 25000 VHS-2 rifles are in service with the armed forces, and 7800 older VHS rifles have been relegated to reserve and training units. HS Produkt VHS2 is a domestically produced assault rifle that has become a mainstay of the Croatian Army, having replaced the Zastava M70 in its entirety. Used by the CROSOFCOM and the Special Military Police Company. Used by tank, IFV and APC crews and other non- infantry personnel. Unlicensed copy of the IMI Uzi submachine gun. This is a list of equipment in use by the Croatian Army. ( June 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Several templates and tools are available to assist in formatting, such as Reflinks ( documentation), reFill ( documentation) and Citation bot ( documentation). Please consider converting them to full citations to ensure the article remains verifiable and maintains a consistent citation style.
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