I am wondering what is the scope on CS/LR17. It looks kinda like a Trijicon ACOG of some kind, but I don't recognize the model. Does anyone recognize it?
I am wondering what is the scope on CS/LR17. It looks kinda like a Trijicon ACOG of some kind, but I don't recognize the model. Does anyone recognize it?
Based on the video, at 0:11, it is designated CS/0526.I am wondering what is the scope on CS/LR17. It looks kinda like a Trijicon ACOG of some kind, but I don't recognize the model. Does anyone recognize it?
Nice! I know it's probably unethical in a commercial sense. But I would LOVE to see the Chinese arms industry product something akin to the ACOG series. It's rugged, reliable and with a nice big field of view. Preferably with both the Tritium and battery options. I am sure there are already pretty good clones of ACOG produced in China, I am just not that familiar with them.Based on the video, at 0:11, it is designated CS/0526.
Nice! I know it's probably unethical in a commercial sense. But I would LOVE to see the Chinese arms industry product something akin to the ACOG series. It's rugged, reliable and with a nice big field of view. Preferably with both the Tritium and battery options. I am sure there are already pretty good clones of ACOG produced in China, I am just not that familiar with them.
The designation is QMK152. QMK171 is for earlier rifles such as QBZ-95 and features a quick detach mount.
It's actually odd, because on the most recent images from the airshow, the scope on the 191s has the designation QMK171A now!
I don't know. I really like this CS/0526 (as pointed out by @LawLeadsToPeace). I like it a lot better than QMK171. QMK171 looks way to bulky: it looks like a bid head with a small thin neck. The ACOG look of the CS/0526 looks like a much better ergonomics and a lot more solid.The new fixed magnification optic that is equipping units with QBZ191s (and some QBZ95s) is essentially what you're describing, though lacking a battery option.
The designation from memory is QMK171.
There are 2 more tweets about 201 5.8mmThe interesting bit for the QJY-201 general machine gun (7.62x51mm); the barrel can recoil a short distance to help reduce felt recoil. In principle, it's probably the hybrid gas-piston mechanism similar to the one on QJZ-89 HMG.