New NORINCO NAR-556 and NAR-751

[TV-PressPass]

Pulled from TFB this morning. Looks like Chongqing Jianshe Industry Group have some new guns on the table:

Pretty much zero details so far, it sounds like the photos were passed anonymously. But apparently the models seen in these photos are select fire for export to fill govt contracts.

Looks piston driven for sure. Pseudo-ACR pattern? Fixed charging handle on the BCG reminds me of an SG550

 

[haun0002]

Always cool to see new products. Look forward to hearing details and specs.

 

[driller212]

Yup looking forward to it, but it will be years down the road.

 

[White Tiger]

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...Modular-Rifle-System-SOMEBODY-GET-THIS-PLEASE!

it was already posted

 

[cr5]

That last pic looks like it may make for a decent x39 rifle if they ever make it to Canada as non restricted and the price is right.

 

[DT741]

I'll have a Norinco in the safe if these come in as NR.

Hopefully not this color, or its getting painted before 1st shot is fired out of it

 

[vinnce05]

Very interesting!

 

[Scarecrow]

Double post.

 

[speedjunkiesracing]

Please be NON Restricted

 

[cdm123]

Would be nice if they came with the one none some switch as shown lol.

 

[Jarvy]

I wonder if it's a repackaged QBZ03? Barreled upper, short stroke piston and lower receiver shape fit the bill.

 

[norlandgeese]

In the lab yet?

7.62x51 would be cool.

 

[Deuce-deuce]

Nar-ly

 

[Vigilant]

That x39 version looks promising. I wonder what kinda mags it takes.

 

[greentips]

I wonder if it's a repackaged QBZ03? Barreled upper, short stroke piston and lower receiver shape fit the bill.

It looks like it may start off that way, and the whole thing looks completely re-engineered. Specifically, it looks like they simplified a lot of things to keep cost down, and plugged in a plastic lower. You can see the rivets are gone, because the sheet steel / aluminium are replaced by aluminium/plastic. All the complicated geometries like the old charging handle is made simplified with a swiss arms/FNC arrangement. The gas system is probably re-engineered so it will come out through the front, hence we see a turning knob type gas regular arrangement seen in SIG 516/ Colt APC, because the hand guard looks fixed to the upper.

The basic bolt / barrel lock up is probably the same as the QBZ 03. The build quality looks a notch under most western products made by big names. It will work but it won't be a winner for a fit/finish type of market.

 

[norlandgeese]

It looks like it may start off that way, and the whole thing looks completely re-engineered. Specifically, it looks like they simplified a lot of things to keep cost down, and plugged in a plastic lower. You can see the rivets are gone, because the sheet steel / aluminium are replaced by aluminium/plastic. All the complicated geometries like the old charging handle is made simplified with a swiss arms/FNC arrangement. The gas system is probably re-engineered so it will come out through the front, hence we see a turning knob type gas regular arrangement seen in SIG 516/ Colt APC, because the hand guard looks fixed to the upper.

The basic bolt / barrel lock up is probably the same as the QBZ 03. The build quality looks a notch under most western products made by big names. It will work but it won't be a winner for a fit/finish type of market.

But should fit the bill nicely for civilian plinking and black gun hunting applications.

 

[CanAm]

In my experience, a Norinco firearm takes 10+ years to go from pictures on the internet to our hands in Canada, if ever.

 

[Phat Eagle]

In my experience, a Norinco firearm takes 10+ years to go from pictures on the internet to our hands in Canada, if ever.

 

[Tengoo]

In my experience, a Norinco firearm takes 10+ years to go from pictures on the internet to our hands in Canada, if ever.

Hmmm....in 10 years I should still be able to hobble up to the firing line. Assuming we're still allowed to own semi-autos, or guns of any kind...

 

[norlandgeese]

In my experience, a Norinco firearm takes 10+ years to go from pictures on the internet to our hands in Canada, if ever.

So you're saying, my kids can pre-order it now?