Type 81 quick review.

Fired mine today at 25m
Didn't have a sight pusher tool with me rifle was shooting A foot and a half low At 25m and a foot left
Temporarily I needed to set the sights to 400 m to be at the correct elevation
Rifle grouped 2 inches at 25 m i'll be anxious to see when I have more time to apply myself
My first thought when firing it were that it felt very much like an ak
Being that this rifle has a rotating bolt as opposed to a past Dead centre locking mechanism like the SKS the recoil feels more spongy
 
My fixed stock shot about the same but after I pounded the front sight over to the left and used the sight tool to screw down the sight post it shot on target. The sight was also easy to move to the left I used a t handle allen wrench and a hammer as that's all I had with me
 
cr5 said:
The gas system removal is so simple a child could do it after being shown once, I'm not sure what issues you are having or did have but reading the manual might help you out in the future.
Nothing stopping you from bending the mag release to however you like it if it bothers you the way it came.
The dust cover does nothing but keep dust out, it's not even required to be on there to shoot the gun. Not sure what you were expecting but I'm sure if it was heavy gauge steel you would complain the rifle is too heavy.
Cheap is a matter of opinion, I've owned rifles that cost over $7000 and was very happy with my purchase. For $1000 what else can you buy? It's a cheap Chinese rifle, I'm not sure what you were expecting. If you want a high quality rifle for $1000 you have to go buy a bolt action (and you're still only in the lower to mid level for that price) because I can't think of a single semi auto non restricted rifle that is cheaper and at least the same quality as this one other than an SKS.

I will agree to a certain degree that it's not a $1000 rifle. It costs $1000 but I would guess that if these are imported in larger numbers so you could just walk into any retailer and grab one they will work their way down to around $700 but since no one forced you to buy one you only have yourself to blame if you don't think you got your moneys worth. I know I paid a little more than what I actually think it's worth but at the same time I'm happy with my purchase and after 100ish rounds it's performing as I expected it to. Accuracy is mediocre compared to other quality options but it is reliable (so far) and fun to shoot.

Put it up on the EE if you don't like it.
Sorry, don't mean to come off as a #### and not trying to pick on you but I really don't understand where people get the idea that $1000 for a rifle is a lot of money and that it should be Swiss Arms level of quality for this price. If you want quality you gotta spend a lot more than $1000.
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Well said!!!! đź’Ż % agree.
 
Has anyone here ordered the quad rail with the T81? If so has anyone had a chance to fit it? Would love to see pictures, mine is on route and will be waiting for me when I get home ;) TIA
 
Skidoo31 said:
Has anyone here ordered the quad rail with the T81? If so has anyone had a chance to fit it? Would love to see pictures, mine is on route and will be waiting for me when I get home ;) TIA
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CanadianAR said:
Got my fixed stock type 81 on Wednesday. Well packed. Feels good, nice machine work.
Everything functions. Took it shooting yesterday.

First shot. Nice
Second.......click.......eff me what I have I bought?!?

NEVERMIND gas system on grenade mode,
Fixed and fired away all my Ammo problem free!

Fun rifle!! Glad I bought one.
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Long story short.. it goes bang ;)
 
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