QBZ 191's stock already look better than standard M4A1 stock
You mean this kind of stock?
QBZ-191 service rifle family
- Thread starter Blitzo
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You mean this kind of stock?
Has anyone noticed that the ascetics of PLA equipment has improved? The camo pattern also looks good as well. I like how the pixels are smaller and the colors look great.
The magazine on QBZ191 shown in the video seems to be a half translucent one that shows how many bullets are left in a mag. Looks nice!
Image that leaked last month, repost from other thread. Note the optic.
Damn, the camo looks on point.
I am liking what i see. However I am noticing some infantry wearing FAST style helmets, are they higher ranked soldiers? Why do regular infantry need such a helmet, especially if you are not going to wear comtacs with it, which is the main reason for the portion covering the ears being cut. I generally see special forces utilize such a helmet.A compact silencer for the new assault rifles? Note that these appear to be airborne troops, which seem to be among the first combat unfits to be equipped with the new assault rifles.
protective caps, I saw it in another picture on Weibo, it is just a simple black plastic cover for the muzzle device.A compact silencer for the new assault rifles? Note that these appear to be airborne troops, which seem to be among the first combat unfits to be equipped with the new assault rifles.
I was under the impression that QBZ191 is still going through the fitting process, with limited fielding and possible future modifications to be made. But from these recent pics, seems like the airborne unit has already been using it in decent quantities, does that mean the fitting process is done and the PLA is ready to formally adopt it?
Anybody familiar with how these kinds of processes work? What did the replacement process look like for QBZ-95 and Type 81?
Also, that half translucent magazine is of a new design (never seen previously), I wonder if that will become the standard issue magazine for the new rifle.
Anybody familiar with how these kinds of processes work? What did the replacement process look like for QBZ-95 and Type 81?
Also, that half translucent magazine is of a new design (never seen previously), I wonder if that will become the standard issue magazine for the new rifle.
The 14.5 inch barrel version also hasn't make widespread appearance yet.
This airsofter shows what it might look like on soldier's hands
