Norinco AR full of white powder?
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Poorly translated manuals is the main reason why I'd never trust shooting a commercial-grade chinese. firearm; if the quality control is so piss-poor that they can't properly translate a user's manual into the most popular international language (English), one is left wondering what "other corners" the company has also cut on the production line to minimize cost.
That said, I did own commercial Norinco stuff... and none of it was impressive. Some of it was just plain dangerous, like safeties that would release a cocked hammer when the safety was being engaged! Better not have a round in the chamber, lol.... Safety ON, BANG!!! (without even touching the trigger)
Fine Norinco quality control strikes again, lol. Their Chinese military-issue stuff is OK for the most part, but their commercial-grade guns (all of them copies) are pure **** in my experience.
Have u been to china? Almost all plaques at tourist destinations have english transliterations that make little sense. But the great wall is still worth walking on
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Smells like a conspiracy to me!
English is the world standard for languages, just like the American dollar is the world standard for currency. There might be more people who speak mandarin, but it definitely isn't the most widely spoken language. The only place you can speak mandarin and get understood is in China and maybe a couple surrounding places, English is understood world wide.
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