Chinese Daily Photos, 2011 to 2019!

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Miragedriver

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Equation said:
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Oh my, there are a nearly a platoon size of good looking train attendants to choose from...err....(cough) I mean to help you with.;):eek:
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So this is the queue of prospective interviewees for Mrs. Equation?
Don’t forget the vitamins……
 
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Equation

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Miragedriver said:
Equation old friend. They have a
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. I'd love to see this in the Olympics. It will probably be on late in the evening......
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Thank you Miragedriver, you are too kind! I agreed I do like to see this as an Olympic sport (females pole dancing competition only please).:eek:
 
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Equation said:
Thank you Miragedriver, you are too kind! I agreed I do like to see this as an Olympic sport (females pole dancing competition only please).:eek:
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Well you have to be fair and have coed teams, girls and boys, singles and doubles………Think of the combinations…:D.
Sorry for getting off topic, but this was just too good to pass up. I know there is a joke and a punchline somewhere in this story….
 
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Air Force Brat

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Blackstone said:
Xi looks so natural working the crowd and pressing skin for PR shots, just like your typical US politician on the campaign trail. Maybe he picked up more than agricultural knowledge in his 1985 study trip to Iowa?
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President Xi reminds me of President Bush, he seems to have a genuine concern and love for his people, and I respect his desire to defend his country and build his military, I believe if he had a more honest counterpart on our team, they could set our countries at ease and calm the tensions that have been allowed to build up between our nations. I agree, and I like Xi, he seems to enjoy spending time with his public, and they seem to appreciate his concern. These are difficult days for any leader, and all of our peoples seem to expect government to fix their problems for them, rather than having a desire for the freedom to work out their own issues and discover their own talents. Nothing wrong with government offering a helping hand, but handing out cash tends to make "bratty children" of us all.
 
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TerraN_EmpirE said:
its been modified that's for sure. The Eotech sight, Flashlight and fore grip were added post production. it's likely Chinese.
My frist guess was type 85
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but if you stop oogiling the girl and look at the weapons the structure is wrong. but I think I am on the right track. type 85 was the end of the line so working back I end up at type79
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Type Submachine gun
Place of origin People's Republic of China
Service history
In service 1979- present
Used by People's Republic of China
Production history
Designer 208 Institute of the Ministry of Ordnance Industry
Designed 1970-1979
Manufacturer China North Industries Corporation
and China South (Norinco)
Produced 1981—present
Number built +290,000
Specifications
Weight 1.75 kg
Length 740 mm stock extended/470mm stock closed
Barrel length 250 mm
Cartridge 7.62x25 mm Tokarev
Action Gas-Operated, Rotating bolt
Rate of fire 500 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity 515 m/s
Effective range 200 m
Feed system 20-round box magazine
Sights Rear sight notch

sorry equation but its a sub powered subgun.
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No safety glasses or ear protection, bad deal, chick is serious though, I'm not a fan of light cal sub guns, although they have their place. brat
 
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Air Force Brat said:
No safety glasses or ear protection, bad deal, chick is serious though, I'm not a fan of light cal sub guns, although they have their place. brat
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Agreed, but really when was the last time that matter to PLA and PAP? the number of photos of them not wearing such is almost gulling considering they want to be a modern armed force. Safety glasses are so ridiculously cheap these days and ear buds more so that it's almost criminal in my view not to issue.
Also note in the picture of the girl she is wearing service uniform. It is likely a "vetted shot".
 
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Air Force Brat said:
No safety glasses or ear protection, bad deal, chick is serious though, I'm not a fan of light cal sub guns, although they have their place. brat
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I like to get me an EOTECH sight. The XPS 3 series uses the CR 123 battery which reduces the length and weight of the sight. Frees up 'rail estate' for other things LOL... It's NV compatible as well. I've also thinking about getting an AR from Rock River Arms. You boys ever purchase anything from them before?

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sorry for the OT.:eek:
 
Miragedriver

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Air Force Brat said:
No safety glasses or ear protection, bad deal, chick is serious though, I'm not a fan of light cal sub guns, although they have their place. brat
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Agreed. They are good for police actions and combat in structures or built up areas (urban warfare). Not enough power to penetrate a ballistic vest through.

I also agree with TerraN EmpirE. The cost of protection is cheap… Is it not manufactured in China? The ones I have here are from China, and they were very inexpensive.
 
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Equation

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Gentlemen all you need is a good pair of ear plugs when firing your weapon at the firing range. Through out my short Army career I don't recall ever using eye protection or goggles. The brass on my M16-A1 usually flies to the right side, therefore away from my eyes and face. There is a brass deflector if your left handed for the M16. Maybe it's indoors firing range that requires safety goggles.
 
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