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QBZ-95Gs have Picatinny rail technology, more powerful bullet, fire mode selector, and much more.

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Sorry buddy I beat you to it.:azn:

http://www.defence.pk/forums/china-defence/70989-new-qbz-95g-models-surfaces.html

No seems too interested in talk about it. Oh well.

I think people are into the "advanced" stuff like ASBM, ASAT, next gen. fighter, etc. They are so excited about them that they even take YY pictures/articles seriously. Conventional firearms, which is important since they are the backbone of the PLA, is unfortunately neglected.

I have a question regarding the "more powerful bullet" statement. How did they do that? Did they increase the amount of powder per cartridge or did they tamper with the bullet?
 
I think people are into the "advanced" stuff like ASBM, ASAT, next gen. fighter, etc. They are so excited about them that they even take YY pictures/articles seriously. Conventional firearms, which is important since they are the backbone of the PLA, is unfortunately neglected.

I have a question regarding the "more powerful bullet" statement. How did they do that? Did they increase the amount of powder per cartridge or did they tamper with the bullet?

their using the "heavy" 5.8mm rounds as oppose to the older "light" 5.8mm rounds
 
Bullpups are the way to go. Sexy rifle. :tup:

I think people are into the "advanced" stuff like ASBM, ASAT, next gen. fighter, etc. They are so excited about them that they even take YY pictures/articles seriously. Conventional firearms, which is important since they are the backbone of the PLA, is unfortunately neglected.

Yup, same case in every forum. People just like the more 'decisive' and 'glamorous' weapons of war, most of which will hardly, if ever, see action. They often forget that its the simple infantry man's rifle that secures the border on a daily basis and the weapon most likely to see action.
 
^^^ What's the function of the cylinder on the submachine gun variant?

Or does that contact the actual magazine like the FN P90?

Make them look like water guns:woot:
 
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I have a question regarding the "more powerful bullet" statement. How did they do that? Did they increase the amount of powder per cartridge or did they tamper with the bullet?


It uses 5.8x42mm heavy round, which gives it much more kinetic energy due to its heavy mass (Ek=1/2mv2). Higher kinetic energy means more penetrating, or in the case of fragmenting bullets, stopping power.
 
It uses 5.8x42mm heavy round, which gives it much more kinetic energy due to its heavy mass (Ek=1/2mv2). Higher kinetic energy means more penetrating, or in the case of fragmenting bullets, stopping power.

I guess the slight reduction in velocity due to the use of a heavier bullet is negligible compared to the benefits of additional mass?
 
I guess the slight reduction in velocity due to the use of a heavier bullet is negligible compared to the benefits of additional mass?

Velocity has nothing (I shouldn't say "nothing", but it's negligible) to do with the mass. The powder propellant provides more than enough energy to compensate for the slightly-increased inertia.

As long as you have enough energy to accelerate the bullet to its max velocity, you are fine.
 
^^^ What's the function of the cylinder on the submachine gun variant?

Or does that contact the actual magazine like the FN P90?

Make them look like water guns:woot:

It is helical feed magazine. The Russian made one a while back, now it seems that China has too.The Helical mag allows you to carry just an epic amount of ammo.

Russian Bizon 9mm Helical-Feed SMG
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The PP-19 Bizon was the Russian implementation of the Calico weapon design, designed by the son of Mikhail Kalashnikov, the legendary creator of the AK-47. It uses a helical 64-round magazine mounted below the body of the weapon, and otherwise retains the standard design of the source firearms - the Kalashnikov AK-74 assault rifles. Supposedly some early models had an ammunition counter built into the magazine. The standard Bizon 2 SMG is chambered in 9mm x 18mm Makarov, but variants exist chambered in 9 x 17mm Browning Shor (.380 Automatic), 9 x 19mm Parabellum and 7.62 x 25mm Tokarev


China came out with a helical magazine PDW came out about 2 years ago. Called it the Chang Feng
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http://www.pmulcahy.com/submachineguns/chinese_submachineguns.htm




Chinese Armed Police evaluates special weapons in Sino-Russia Drill
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In Sino-Russia "Cooperation 2007" three-day anti-terror drill, Chinese Armed Police (CAP) Commando Unit got a great opportunity to evaluate Kinds of special anti-terror weapon systems. the Commando Unit actually is the SPU (special police unit) of CAP Beijing Division's 13th team and is named with "Snow Leopard" before Leaving to Russia.
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The most noticeable is that members of "Snow Leopard" select one kind of helical-feed SMG (submachine gun) for close combat. According to previous Chinese resources, the standard individual self-defense weapon of SPU member is Type 92 pistol and Type 97 Assaulting Rifle, and the latter is usually believed to be unsuitable in close anti-terror combat. Comparing western well-known Special Forces and SWATs, Chinese SPU has been puzzled by Type 79 SMG's ultra-high fire rate, low accuracy and low magazine capacity.
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For the upcoming Beijing Olympic Game, Chinese Government focuses on the security protection, which is mainly responsible by CAP Beijing Division. And CAP once planned to arm its SPUs with western weapons like MP5 SMG, but the plan was terminated for price and political reasons.
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And Chinese state-run weapon manufactures all eyes on this chance brought by Olympic Game and in succession introduce new SMGs to Armed Police SPUs. Changfeng helical-feed submachine gun is the newest competitor.
Changfeng helical-feed SMG is developed by Chongqing Changfeng Machinery LTD, which is under China South Corporation. Its designer is the same people (Mr. Qing Shangsheng) who design Type 92 pistol. And Changfeng helical-feed SMG was inspired by U.S.'s Calico Weapon in early 1990s and Chinese designer invented a new helical magazine to realize rapid manual loading. At beginning, Changfeng helical-feed SMG is developed for PLA special forces, but PLA finally pass off this weapon for its experimental design.
"Snow Leopard" testing Changfeng SMG proved the rumor that Chinese People's Armed Police had been interested in this weapon for years. Chinese media's photo showed that "Snow Leopard" 4-man-team use 3 Changfeng SMGs with 0ne Type 97 Assaulting rifle. And with this compacter individual weapon, special armed policemen can make more complicated tactic action when fighting against "terrorists".

After its birth, Changfeng SMG is criticized for no boltstop decive, but Chinese designer explained that the top-mounted magazine can be made by translucent polymer to allow the shooter to see how much ammunition he has. However, China's polymer quality is not very good so magazine often get jammed after impacts in action. "Snow Leopard" uses a conventional metal cartridge and no detail can be found about boltstop device.

Besides, "Snow Leopard" demonstrated lots of other "anti-terror" equipments, including climbing attack vehicle(modified by Ford F-350 and adding MARS Tension-leg Platform), handy laser dazzler and "Hunter" Net Shooter. It is interested that Israel ODF’s EyeBall R1 Surveillance Ball is found in "Snow Leopard" team. And O.D.F. Optronics Ltd never declares this business
 

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