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Automatic Rifles - P.R. China
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M99
The M99 rifle is offered as anti-materiel / anti-sniper weapon, and is available in two calibers - 12,7x108 (M99-I) and 12,7x99 / .50BMG (M99-II). No firm facts are available on accuracy of this weapon, but it is believed that it shoots about 2 MOA with Chinese standard issue ammunition. This is ...
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QBB-95 LSW
The QBB95 squad automatic weapon is generally similar to the QBZ95 in design but uses a heavier and longer barrel to produce higher volumes of...
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QBU-88 (Type 88)
The QBU-88 rifle (also sometimes referred to as Type 88 rifle) was the first weapon of the newest generation of Chinese small arms, chambered ...
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QBZ-95
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QBZ-95B
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QBZ-97 / 97A
QBZ-97 (5.56 mm Assault Rifle)
The Chinese have constructed an export version of the QBZ-95. the QBZ-97, which is ...
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Type 56 / 56-1 / 56-2
The Type 56 assault rifle was adopted by PLA in 1956, along with Type 56 carbine (which was a licence built Soviet SKS...
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Type 63
The Type 63
(Chinese: 63式7.62mm自动步枪), often incorrectly referred to as Type 68 b...
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Type 68
The Type 68 rifle, as its name implies, was adopted by PLA in 1968. It is interesting development because it represents a mix of features taken from other designs, mostly from AK-47 Kalashnikov (known in China as Type 56 assault rifle) and from SKS Simonov karbine (known in China as Type 56 carbi...
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Type 79 / Type 85
The 7.62 mm Type 79 sniper rifle is a Chinese copy of the Soviet Dragunov SVD. It is a long-barrel, semi-automatic, magazine-fed 7.62 mm rifle that is optimised for accuracy over long distance. The rifle is equipped with an 4 x power sniper scope. With scope, the rifle weighs approximately 4.4 kg...
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Type 81 / 81-1
The Type 81 is the second-generation assault rifle in service with the...
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Type 86S
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Type 87
The PLA`s studies on the small calibre infantry weapon can track back to as early as 1971, when both ...
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