PLA Small arms
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MwRYum
Major
The only "new detail" about the new AR is that its charging handle moves with the bolt operation.
Yes, at 19:25 it confirms the charging handle is reciprocating.
TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
Not a surprise when you consider it’s location. It’s directly under the bold that’s not a position that lends its self to non reciprocation.
MwRYum
Major
And I was looking for anything to confirm/debunk those bolts holding the polymer handguard are allen key...
by78
General
A look at the 208th institute, which is China's premier design institute for small arms.
Since the video is in Chinese, I will provide brief summaries of pertinent points, accompanied by screen captures.
The sign reads 'Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing Room'.
Humidity and barometric pressre testing apparatus.
The new assault rifle being tested in simulated muddy water.
Simulated sandy and dusty environments.
Since the video is in Chinese, I will provide brief summaries of pertinent points, accompanied by screen captures.
The sign reads 'Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing Room'.
Humidity and barometric pressre testing apparatus.
The new assault rifle being tested in simulated muddy water.
Simulated sandy and dusty environments.
by78
General
Accuracy analysis.
Computer Aided Design (CAD) and computer simulation are now being used extensively, which significantly shortens development time. For example, previously each design iteration takes 6-12 months; now it takes only 1 month. Moreover, accurate simulation software and increased compute power allow designers to crunch out a simulation (of a gun's action) in 30 minutes and validate a design in a single day, which used to take weeks.
Shown here is a computer simulation of a pistol being dropped on a hard surface. The simulation is used to quickly solve an accidental discharge problem that previously would have taken months to resolve.
Computer Aided Design (CAD) and computer simulation are now being used extensively, which significantly shortens development time. For example, previously each design iteration takes 6-12 months; now it takes only 1 month. Moreover, accurate simulation software and increased compute power allow designers to crunch out a simulation (of a gun's action) in 30 minutes and validate a design in a single day, which used to take weeks.
Shown here is a computer simulation of a pistol being dropped on a hard surface. The simulation is used to quickly solve an accidental discharge problem that previously would have taken months to resolve.
SinoSoldier
Colonel
What's the designation of this submachine gun? I know it's been covered before, but I couldn't find the info.
JH-16-1 (or JH16-1)