i meant quality/reliability wise. I wonder if there is any difference
A video about t97 take some extremely condition tests (Part 2 updated!)
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i meant quality/reliability wise. I wonder if there is any difference
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Judging by only pictures but a ton of research myself, ive concluded we have the same bolt carrier, bolt and gas system and te railed section of the reciever is the same so id say yes it is just as reliable as 90% of the gun is the same as a 97a
OP welcome to the site. A lot of us appreciate your effort to help us understand the video. Feel free to share your thoughts especially if it is reflective of the Chinese view. Is private ownership of firearms allowed in China? What conditions do you have to follow in order to own one?
Hi there, thanks! For your question, private ownership of firearms is not allowed in China mostly, as far as I know only a few minority nationalities are allowed to own a hunting rifle since it's they tradition to live by hunting. Surprise, I know...If I want give some shoot, some shooting club is my only choice.
This video has a part 2, I'm kind of busy these day (Overtime until 11 p.m), so I'm plan to translate it at this weekend. Do come back and check it out!
....yeah, that's true. All I can do is play some video games on my computer. I used to talk with my girlfriend if we choose to immigrate where is our destination, and both of us agreed that Canada would be our choose. For different reason, though.
what's this say and how can I get one or some ?
I did some research on the internet, seems that it's only supply for PLA . All I can say is get the ideal and make it for yourself
Great Job. Thanks for sharing. Could you please post part 2 of the first video. There are quite a few Chinese documentary on the QBZ-95 and extreme test. They are all in Mandarin.
Current Norinco products are excellent and is improving. MAK-90 (type 56) owners in America have posted their videos on YOUTUBE and they say the quality of the rifles are excellent.
In fact the steel is even stronger.
The Norinco quality stigma is from years gone by , just like the M16 you find critics who still have this mindset that M16's jam all the time. The M16 was fixed 40 years ago.
"None so blind as those who don't want to see"
Current Norinco products are excellent and is improving. MAK-90 (type 56) owners in America have posted their videos on YOUTUBE and they say the quality of the rifles are excellent.
In fact the steel is even stronger.
The Norinco quality stigma is from years gone by , just like the M16 you find critics who still have this mindset that M16's jam all the time. The M16 was fixed 40 years ago.
"None so blind as those who don't want to see"
Welcome to the site! It always pleases me to see foreign visitors who can talk about their country's firearms. Some very interesting videos, thanks for sharing them and taking the time to translate!
I own several Norinco firearms and have had others. Some were not so good (NP-34, copy of SIG P228, firing pin broke from dry firing) but the rest are wonderful. Hope you can make it to Canada some day, we will go shooting together!
I own several Norinco firearms and have had others. Some were not so good (NP-34, copy of SIG P228, firing pin broke from dry firing) but the rest are wonderful. Hope you can make it to Canada some day, we will go shooting together!
You can find pictures of the QBZ-95 being used at the following Chinese Military site. The QBZ-95 is the 5.8x42 Chinese military rifle from which the the T97NSR is based on.
http://http://english.chinamil.com.cn/
http://http://english.chinamil.com.cn/
