PLA Small arms

LawLeadsToPeace

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Please don't post airsoft images here. This is a small arms thread, as in for real firearms used by the Chinese armed forces. Thank you.
Those are actually training guns using paintball-like rounds, and the user is a former PAP officer who owns a training company showcased in this documentary (which also showcases those training guns and their munitions at 7:20):
Then this is the smooth operation type you wanted, the OpFor put up a lot of fight too, but not shown in this TV program
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Also an airsoft bb is 6mm in diameter and much smaller than the paintball like round. Plus QBZ 95 and QSZ 92 airsoft replicas don’t exist; only the QBZ 97 has an airsoft replica.
 

by78

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Those are actually training guns using paintball-like rounds, and the user is a former PAP officer who owns a training company showcased in this documentary (which also showcases those training guns and their munitions at 7:20):


Also an airsoft bb is 6mm in diameter and much smaller than the paintball like round. Plus QBZ 95 and QSZ 92 airsoft replicas don’t exist; only the QBZ 97 has an airsoft replica.

You are right. My apologies. Those images are fine. Thank you.
 

hsinchong

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Does anyone know about the mysterious Steyr AUG in China? It says it is used by government agencies.
I have seen an image below of a PLA soldier inspecting an AUG, I'm assuming it was purchased for testing but not adopted for use.
source: salw-guide.bicc.de/en/country?id=44
page.om.qq.com/page/OjXijRaflxIT9BLXiTl3VSAw0

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TerraN_EmpirE

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Does anyone know about the mysterious Steyr AUG in China? It says it is used by government agencies.
I have seen an image below of a PLA soldier inspecting an AUG, I'm assuming it was purchased for testing but not adopted for use.
source: salw-guide.bicc.de/en/country?id=44
page.om.qq.com/page/OjXijRaflxIT9BLXiTl3VSAw0

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Taiwan for a time looked at the AUG for adoption which may be the government side. It wouldn’t surprise me if the PLA looked at it to, there was a time when relationships between Beijing and the west were close enough that the PLA could buy western arm. I know shocking.
You also have a couple other possibilities including an LE agency, Joint training exercises often have visitors and hosts doing familiarization of each other’s arms. I mean there are photos of visiting US Marines on a range with QBZ95. or or… a BB gun, wouldn’t be the first time a “PLA Soldier” appeared with a foreign “weapon”.
 

LCR34

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Taiwan for a time looked at the AUG for adoption which may be the government side. It wouldn’t surprise me if the PLA looked at it to, there was a time when relationships between Beijing and the west were close enough that the PLA could buy western arm. I know shocking.
You also have a couple other possibilities including an LE agency, Joint training exercises often have visitors and hosts doing familiarization of each other’s arms. I mean there are photos of visiting US Marines on a range with QBZ95. or or… a BB gun, wouldn’t be the first time a “PLA Soldier” appeared with a foreign “weapon”.
Wonder if the PLA have an armory of foreign weapons like Kalashnikov concern does.
 

hsinchong

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Those are actually training guns using paintball-like rounds, and the user is a former PAP officer who owns a training company showcased in this documentary (which also showcases those training guns and their munitions at 7:20):


Also an airsoft bb is 6mm in diameter and much smaller than the paintball like round. Plus QBZ 95 and QSZ 92 airsoft replicas don’t exist; only the QBZ 97 has an airsoft replica.
Scott Safety gas masks, Motorola radio, AA shields, American Pelican cases. Very interesting, I didn't know PAP had these kind of equipment.
 
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