PLA Small arms

[SinoSoldier]

Photo of new assault rifle prototype leaked out
View attachment 31822

These exhibit quite significant commonality with the upgraded QBZ-03 series. In fact, they probably are variants of the QBZ-03.

T03:

QBZ-03 Carbine:

Another variant:

 

[TerraN_EmpirE]

QBZ03-1? I think that these images and the Units shown by West River
It makes sense that they would look to revise the QBZ03 to match more modern export competition like the M4 and latest offerings of SIG and Kalashnikov. I suspect the Units shown by West are fitted with a more conservative M-Lok or Keymod rail system.

 

[Iron Man]

Wow, not even a pretense of a cheek rest. I guess long range accuracy is not even remotely important for this rifle.

 

[AssassinsMace]

 

[Equation]

View attachment 31872 View attachment 31873 View attachment 31874 View attachment 31875 View attachment 31876

Dear Santa, what I want for Christmas....

 

[Iron Man]

Are these actual PLA small arms? Because I could have sworn I saw a Canadian Type 97 in there.

 

[AssassinsMace]

PAP or PLA? Those Types 95s are the 95-1s since they have the diamond sights since last I heard have not been exported.

 

[SinoSoldier]

Are these actual PLA small arms? Because I could have sworn I saw a Canadian Type 97 in there.

The T97-FTU-esque rifle (last photo) is actually the T97NSR-A, which is a Chinese counterpart to the Canadian FTU modification, albeit being a few years late and likely with a rougher finish. It is a purely civilian-slated rifle and not for military or police use.

However, the other "flat top upper" QBZ-95 modification (in the first few photos) seems to be a military/police-specific variant.

 

[AssassinsMace]

Isn't the last pic a modified QBU-88?

 

[SinoSoldier]

Isn't the last pic a modified QBU-88?

It looks like the T97NSR-A:

Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

However, in retrospect, the receiver holes do seem to be of a different pattern from that of the NSR-A.