Baber's weight is 1500kg, it is some 6.25m long and has a 52cm diameter. By comparison, C-802 is 715 kg, 6.39 m with a 39cm diameter. AM39 is 670 kilograms, 4.7 metres and 35 cm diameter. AGHM-84 Harpoon is 691 kg with booster, 3.8 m (surface- and submarine-launched: 4.6 m due to booster) and diameter 34cm.And then, of course, there is the 350km Hatf-VIII (Ra'ad): 1,100 kg, 4.85 m
The JF-17 can be armed with up to 3,629 kg weaponry and other equipment mounted externally on the aircraft's seven hardpoints. One hardpoint is located under the fuselage between the main landing gear, two are underneath each wing, and one is at each wing-tip. All seven hardpoints communicate via a MIL-STD-1760 data-bus architecture with the Stores Management System, which is stated to be capable of integration with weaponry of any origin.
JF-17 Block 1. The first three Chinese weapons to be integrated are the PL-5E AAM, the SD-10 AAM, and the C-802 anti-shipping missile.
JF-17 Block 2. These aircraft have air-to-air refuelling capability, improved avionics, enhanced load carrying capacity, data link, and electronic warfare capabilities
Mirage 3/5 4,000 kg of payload (including AM-39 Exocet) on 5 hardpoints.
F-16C Block 50: up to 7,700 kg of stores on 11 hardpoints
Since Babur is not longer than C802 and about as 'fat' as a fuel tank, centerline carriage is a real option (assuming 1500 kg is too much for the wing stations)
As in the Uks
Future Offensive Air System?