How did you escape?!

@CountSpartula

6 жыл бұрын

Rock Island Auction Company Because he is gun jesus.

@wierdalien1

6 жыл бұрын

Endeavour from rock island auction house

@ihateeverything3972

6 жыл бұрын

Gun Jesus phased through the front door and escaped.

@ForgottenWeapons

6 жыл бұрын

I distracted the guards with Finnish mustard herring.

@tomspotley5733

6 жыл бұрын

He didn't escape, he was never truly there.

QBZ actually stands for 'Qiang, Bu, Zi dong'. (枪，步，自动) Qiang（枪 qiang1） means Gun， Bu （步 Bu4） means rifle （normally rifle is Bu4 Qiang1[步枪] in Chinese）, the 'Zi dong '(自动) means Automatic. Therefore, the QBZ code means Gun-Rifle-Automatic.

@groundedgaming

2 жыл бұрын

Nice, I thought Q stood for 轻(qing) (light)

@tonyzhu403

Жыл бұрын

Can Confirm.

@djdrack4681

Жыл бұрын

I foresee a joke somewhere about Zi dong / automatic Mao

@tonyzhu403

Жыл бұрын

@@djdrack4681 That would be 泽东 or Ze Dong. Which would be quite different in Chinese.

@allahinkuluolmayantekadam

Жыл бұрын

bing chilling

I love how they had a perfectly good captive pin system in place, and then for the second diassembly pin, they decided nah, we're just going to HK this one.

"don't want it to look like an AK" first thing he pulls out is an AK bolt

@Dan-ci3sm

3 жыл бұрын

*copies the SA80 but fills it with AK parts*

@Dan-ci3sm

3 жыл бұрын

@@Greentangle you really dont know what you're on about do you. ill agree with that if you're on about teh LA85A1 but the LA86 really is up there. ian has agreed with that statement in one of the videos

@MY-zj8pb

2 жыл бұрын

@@Dan-ci3sm your blind and an idiot. Looks nothing like the british junk sa80

@user-ur9yh8wi9c

2 жыл бұрын

As chinese,something i need to say,the use 5.8mm but not 5.56,because they can use NATO 5.56 when in a war,but NATO can't use their 5.8mm

@Dan-ci3sm

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-ur9yh8wi9c en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests

He took the stock off and everything after that is like a fever dream

The reason that the ejection was so strong on many Chinese weapons is because the Chinese military uses steel shelled cartridge instead of brass. China don't have a lot of copper mines and they were concerned about that. So they made the extraction so strong to make it function properly even using steel shell.

@alanOHALAN

6 жыл бұрын

it also dissipates energy more by transferring the energy into ejection. probably helps with lowering recoil.

@kovona

6 жыл бұрын

China has the largest copper reserves in the world....

@monkeylee4818

3 жыл бұрын

@@kovona and the largest population and manufacturing

@girthbrooks39

Жыл бұрын

@@monkeylee4818 Yeah, you're wrong concerning "China don't have a lot of copper mines and they were concerned about that". Large scale use of steel cased ammunition as pioneered by the soviets is cheap and effective. The practice was and still is common amongst many militaries inside the once Soviet sphere of influence. All firearms designed to use steel cased ammunition are over gassed to ensure proper feed/ejection. Although nothing I've said will appear as news to the majority of people in this comment section, I figured it was worth pointing out some of the misleading information contained in your comment.

@monkeylee4818

Жыл бұрын

@@girthbrooks39 you are right, I didn't know that back when I wrote that comment

Some thing I know about the type-95 and 95-1: The forward ejection, gas adjustment and recoil absorber were the key improvements from 95 to 95-1, which you all have in this export version type-97 rifle. The type-95 was the first 'build from scratch' gun-ammo system in China that it took a long way until they addressed all the initial problems and make it into 95-1. I remember reading some papers (may not be true story) that a lot of time and money spent on resolving the ejection issue and they finally realized a piece of plastic would do the job. In fact, the Chinese official has never fully accepted the bullpup design, the army maybe forced to accept this from political reason, but a conventional-design assault rifle family was also taken place in parallel with the type-95 and eventually became the type-03 rifle. The type-03 is a AK-like (more precisely type-81 like) rifle family and some said it is what the army really wanted. It is also interesting to know that the type-95 now official adopted by the army force, which the length of the gun in conventional use isn't that big an issue; but the type-03 is now being adopted by the Chinese marine corps and paratroopers, which shorten rifle maybe more appropriate. Anyway, it is a never-ended argument among the Chinese official and also among the fans: whether the type-95 or the type-03 is better. It seems a bit waste of effort to develop 2 gun families in parallel but some said that it was the price to pay for learning. I'll be interested if some day you can put an export version of type-03 on video and talk about what you think of these 2, that will be great. One more thing, among all strange Chinese guns, the type-79 Sub-machine-gun may be one of the weirdest. It was designed as a 'jungle-SMG' back in 60s for the potential conflict in south Asia, a concept that I never understand. I has a very high rate of fire (1000+ rpm I guess?) for a less-than-2kg gun but very small magazine (20 rounds). It uses 7.62×25mm Tokarev cartridge but gas-operated, so in full-auto it just uncontrollable but in single shot it has unusual high accuracy for a SMG. It never formally export so it is un-heard for foreigner but it is the most common gun that can be seen by a Chinese citizen since most Chinese police forces are still using it. I'm sure it will fit the title of 'forgotten weapon' if you can find one and talk about it.

That gas port selector is actually a really neat design, props to the Chinese designer that was responsible for that.

Thanks Ian. Now I'm reinstalling Battlefield 2

@evanyang1969

5 жыл бұрын

its also in bf4

@DJ_Intrusion

5 жыл бұрын

This bad boy is a beast on PUBG

@manz7860

5 жыл бұрын

@@DJ_Intrusion me and my mates have nicknamed it the shredder

@chuhaohuang129

4 жыл бұрын

lmao

@heroicsplendid

3 жыл бұрын

In PUBG once my squad and I picked up a QBZ we turned on the mic to all and scream “ITS TIME TO LIBERATE THE MAINLAND!”

Interestingly, in China, when I last visited and on the occasions before, the QBZ-95 and it's derivatives were rarely ever seen in the hands of any armed police or military units usually seen guarding certain places. Instead, a large majority utilised the QBZ-03 (a conventional style rifle in the 5.8x42 DBP87 cartridge), the Type 97-1 police shotgun (a Remington pump action copy with a folding stock/often seen with a box magazine) and a Hawk semi auto mag fed shotgun (with side folding stock), whilst some were sporadically seen with the Type 05 (a bullpup submachine gun chambered in the 5.8x21mm cartridge).

@AshyGr33n

6 жыл бұрын

Words on the internet here (as, in China) is that mass-produced Type-95 rifles are notoriously low in quality, gas leaks anywhere, very not ergonomic, etc. Rumors claim there're voices in the military pushing for adoption of the Type-03 rifle, which is basically a modernized Type-81 using 5.8mm ammo, which in turn is a highly modefied Kalashnikov design. I wouldn't be surprised if 03 rifles are adopted in small volumes by police, while the majority of the military are stuck with 95 family. As to the Type-05 smg...well before all we had were Type-79 smg which is way too ghetto for today, and are ought to be replaced for a while.

@irrlicht321

6 жыл бұрын

On train stations, I've seen the QCW-05. the suppressed submachine gun variant of the QBZ family, if I wasn't mistaken. Usually carried without a suppressor.

@ShawarmaFarmer

6 жыл бұрын

irrlicht321 pretty much the Type 05. Common in airports too, especially towards Beijing. Down south it's almost exclusively QBZ-03 and Hawk semi auto shotguns, with bank transit van guards all carrying the Hawk semi auto shotgun

@TheArklyte

6 жыл бұрын

HexPallett wait, I've heard suspiciosuly similar things about another bullpup assault rifle from a different country already. Hmm...

@irrlicht321

6 жыл бұрын

Ah, I see. Yeah, I've been primarily in the north. Interesting they have so much regional variation.

I was incredibly excited when i saw this rifle. I've always been interested in them but couldn't find a lot of detailed vids. Thanks Ian! Keep up the great work!

I love how well you explain the mechanics of the internal components! I really feel like I can understand and learn about it even as a total gun novice, who might otherwise be lost if someone wasn't explaining in simple terms and with great camera shots and effort to show what exactly is being talked about.

@spairus4492

6 жыл бұрын

Pretty much all Ian's about. Plus awesome history facts. It's why I love this channel too.

@notpulverman9660

6 жыл бұрын

Spairus it's not all he's about. But it's one of the best parts of his content, even if it's not always perfectly done. For example here, he should have devoted more time to explaining how the recoil springs work, since it's unclear on film.

@MultiHunterOne

6 жыл бұрын

What? You jump cars in KSP and now like guns too? By the way where have you been, there hasn't been a video in ages ;(

Is the actual Chinese cartridge close to being power-wise between 5.56x45 and 7.62x51 or more of a slightly more powerful 5.56?

@ForgottenWeapons

6 жыл бұрын

Very close to 5.56.

@wisewarnanazara317

6 жыл бұрын

Weaponsandstuff93 supposed to be a bit more powerful than 5.56 while being as accurate.

@Weaponsandstuff93

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the response.

@Weaponsandstuff93

6 жыл бұрын

Ok thanks.

@MattyLight30

6 жыл бұрын

Forgotten Weapons Then why not modernize the 5.56 like the 262 and 855A1 instead of developing a round that's not all that better then 5.56? Chinese patriotism?

Interesting how despite being mechanically completely different from the FAMAS it's built pretty much like it, receiver on the rear, barrel, sight posts on the barrel and handguards and cover more or less pinned around those. Also interesting how the gas piston is kinda of a hybrid between a tapped and really short long-rod short stroke piston. And mechanically it's a mix of AK, VZ-58, VSS/ASS on the sear with a bit more of FAMAS like the charging handle, trigger bar and final buffer.

2 Forgotten Weapons videos at one evening, made my day!!! Thanks Ian :)

That levered recoil buffer thing strikes me as clever.

@jarvy251

6 жыл бұрын

Its similar in concept to a recoil buffer found in the FAMAS! Surprised Ian didn't pick up on that. (He mentions it in his FAMAS video, though the civilian model didn't have it)

I got one of these :) here in Canada it's the cheapest bullpup on the market.

@hummerskickass

6 жыл бұрын

TheLoneOnion what do they cost in burger bucks?

@TheLoneOnion

6 жыл бұрын

hummerskickass 675.00

@Andyhulu

6 жыл бұрын

675？ where you got it？ The lowest price I found is $749.99

@DudeNumberOnePlus

6 жыл бұрын

675... cannuck or yankee pesos?

@lungorthin4138

6 жыл бұрын

DudeNumberOnePlus kanuk. Used to be around 1000 syrup dollary doos

For some reason I wish our Lord and Savior, Gun Jesus, would team up with a manufacturer and design a gun. Mechanically unique, odd, superior and yet still functional and practical.

@Justanotherconsumer

5 жыл бұрын

Frederik Claeyssens but it would have to be forgotten, and that would not do at all!

@joshmeads

5 жыл бұрын

What? Is this a real statement? 😅

@leonardpearlman4017

4 жыл бұрын

!!! He seems like the perfect consultant at least! This is good thinking! It seems like someone should be asking him "Lord, what be thy favorite features of all of these, your children?" so to speak. We might end up with something that is made of stampings, has six moving parts, and never fails. Maybe it can only be operated left-handed, but what can you do?

@stephenharvey4138

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a mild mannered Australian school teacher. Is this the attitude of evangelical Trump voters?

@offchance789

4 жыл бұрын

and definitely _made in France_

Thank you so much for this video, I've wanted to take a close look at the Type 95/97 for quite some time! You are the ONLY video showing anything close. Thanks again!!! Liked and subscribed!!!

@zackbot8643

5 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/dXV_k85yicmYdqQ.html

I've always been oddly curious of this rifle. Thanks Ian!

Muzzle break, cocking handle with the guide tube and rod, trigger and the trigger actuating rod, the forward non-captive crosspin and the way the top hand guard disassembles reminds me of the FAMAS.

I was curious about the multistrand coil spring and found out that they are more resilient to compression, fatigue less over time and have the advantage of continuing to work even if a strand breaks. Neat!

Thanks for such a thorough description of the internal mechanics!

He will get his hands on everything. And I mean EVERYTHING

I have shot it a couple times in Chinese military. Chinese type 95-1 is better than 97. They don't have issue with magazine. It changes magazine as fast as Ar15. The safety is right beside the hand grip. You can shoot with left hand in fact if you dont lean too forward. Only problem left is high scope mount. Chinese want this rifle shoots better than Ak but more important thing is better reliability than AK.

@zennoix9984

5 жыл бұрын

So you are a real Chinese soldier?

@dding01

4 жыл бұрын

@@zennoix9984 after military service you can still go aboard as long as the "secret secure period" ends, this makes sure you wont have idea with what's going on in the pla recently. For a regular soldier this period is typically very short 3 years tops, for expert it is long. so yes he could be a pla vet. But it's internet you know can't make sure if he is. lol

@qiyuxuan9437

4 жыл бұрын

@@dding01 Yep, and you dont need to be soldier to try those guns, there are some shooting range in China, one of the them in Beijing, I tried the qbz95, and type 85(Chinese version SVD) and qsz92 pistol. It was a amazing experience, since when I was in college in U.S, I cant find a SVD in any shooting range to try. The qsz92 is the only gun that has issue, it keeps jamming, probably due to the magazing design problem.

@oggyoliver3651

4 жыл бұрын

@@qiyuxuan9437 where that shooting rnage in beijing? i have friend in there

@qiyuxuan9437

4 жыл бұрын

@@oggyoliver3651 About 1 hour drive north from downtown Beijing.

Ian, good review. I forgot to mention that the YMA 95 scope from the PLA fits directly the rail on this thing. A guy from China moved a few of these scopes to Canada but the guy ended up in jail as the scope is military issued and he somehow exported them illegally. It is an illuminated 4 power scope. I have seen them but never manage to source one in.

@2damaxmr2

4 жыл бұрын

I had both the YMA95 and the 95-600. It is neat but it has crappy battery life and the reticle is awfully tiny.

@visassess8607

2 жыл бұрын

@@2damaxmr2 So he got arrested for a completely shit scope? Lmao

@2damaxmr2

Жыл бұрын

@@visassess8607 that i have no idea. i brought the scopes and sold both for double the price.

That's a cool Rifle, interesting amalgamation of design features. Thanks 😊

Thats cool about the adjustable regulator. I got that on my SIG's piston and use the single shot setting for hunting. I love that. Totally changes the characteristics.

It would be nice to get those awesome Chinese imports again. I don't think we would get support from the US manufacturers though, I honestly think they would be one of our biggest obstacles.

@observed00

6 жыл бұрын

US won't deal with Norinco officially because they sell missiles to our enemies. And unofficially because they were caught in a sting trying to sell 2000 AKs, plus tanks, missiles, rockets, and mortars to US gangs.

@patricktakada9551

6 жыл бұрын

if you could get well made chinese AK's for $500 the market would flip on its head

@chrisloUSA

6 жыл бұрын

Patrick Takada That would be awesome.

@ChaohsiangChen

6 жыл бұрын

Targetpopper

@chrisloUSA

6 жыл бұрын

ChaohsiangChen I disagree, it would have a positive effective however of giving poorer American citizens access to firearms.

Beer can grip the magazine! Love that!

Fantastic video, just what I needed. Recently picked up a military version 97A

A technically fascinating rifle....complex machine work on many of the internals. Thx for breaking it down.

Those special design features and functions on Tavor and FN2000 were not available on QBZ mainly because: 1. The Chinese must keep the cost down; their army is huge in size. 2. QBZ already fielded the PLA when Tavor and FN2000 were still on drawing boards. 3. The Chief Designer was a university physics professor and he had no previous experience with firearms design.

@ironraccoon3536

5 жыл бұрын

"3. The Chief Designer was a university physics professor and he had no previous experience with firearms design." Where have I L85'd that one before?

@matthewpham9525

5 жыл бұрын

But...why? I’m going to need a source for the third part.

@qiyuxuan9437

4 жыл бұрын

@@matthewpham9525 Well, the designer removed bolt release button, because he think it is a useless function😂. At least they fixed those design flaw in the 95-1 version.

@user-wb7ez9ud4p

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewpham9525 I don't have a source, but I think it's believable. Just like in times of need you convert civilians to soldiers and convert civilian gear to military gear, it seems quite reasonable to convert civilian research teams to military use. It's not like we need a dedicated team of rifle designers over the course of decades, one good rifle is often good enough, and I believe that was the philosophy behind making the QBZ a jack of all trades kind of rifle.

Another great video. The best ever. Detailed description and professional understanding of the mechanics of weapons. The QBZ 95-1 is a much improved version that will serve the military well. I hope that they will produce a civilian version. The trigger sear assembly can be removed quite easily too. The rifle can be detailed disassembled without tools. K.I.S.S. system. As you can see, you have access to every part of the rifle. Sight acquisition is very quick with bull pup because you hold the fore grip which is close to the muzzle, that is why professional 3-gun shooters hold their rifles with their left hand stretched straight holding the fore grip close to the muzzle. Thank you Ian for another great video.

Great find!. I have wanted to see you get a good hold of one of these for a while! This is my "unicorn" gun.

Awww man!! I hate a cliff hanger, I wanna see it shoot now!! Lmao Love you guys and your work, both on inrange and FW.

I'm Canadian and have one of these I picked up for $500 burger bucks 2nd hand. There is a rail you can get that clips into the optic mount and converts it to accept standard mounts. However, the optic ends up pretty tall on top of the hand guard. The other thing about this rifle is it can be a bit picky about which AR mags it likes. It definitely DOES NOT like P-Mags

The AUG is super modular. The Tavor mitigates a lot of the speed problems of bullpups. The F2000 is totally sealed and completely ambidextrous. The QBZ shares with the Famas and L85 the honor of being a rifle...

@YouCaughtCzars

6 жыл бұрын

I think he is referring to the quick barrel change system on the AUG, which is something I haven't seen on a lot of firearms, let alone bullpups. I'd argue the Tavor has a lot more options for being modular (trigger packs, caliber conversions, changing from left to right, etc), but it's also a gun that's literally decades newer in design. The AUG is a relic from the 1970s that has held up amazingly well.

@AndreasMarx

6 жыл бұрын

Of course you can - if you have a standard stock and a lefty bolt to put in.

@weasle2904

6 жыл бұрын

Magni56 It seems like a pretty crap rifle imo.

@MattY3432

5 жыл бұрын

at $600 CAD (~460USD 1/4 of what Tavors go for), it runs super reliably with Barnaul steel case ammo ($0.4CAD per round), reliable (haven't cleaned after 2000 rounds still works every time), and you can abuse it however you want, you can't beat that as an entry level bullpup. It's like a Corolla of bullpups

@psychronic8327

5 жыл бұрын

Hey dont group the famas with the l85 and qbz those two are giant failures as far as practicality is concerned

I have never seen this rifle before. Thanks Ian.

I'd love to see a video on the SIX12. Their way of closing the cylinder gap seems interesting.

ForgottenWeapons, here are how the QBZ-95 and Type 97 users get around the optical mount problem: 1. there are aftermarket adaptors to make it compatible with picatinny rail, though unavoidably makes the sightline high; 2. aftermarket conversion kit that convert the upper body into full-length picatinny rail; 3. newer iteration of Type-97 on Norinco catalogue has the abovesaid version available.

The heavier DBP-88 bullet intended for LMGs is now standardized over the lighter DBP-87 for better ballistic performance.

One of my favourite weapons

Awesome Video. I've always wanted to know about this rifle.

Ian don’t fall for the myth of not being able to complete a rapid mag change on a bull pup. It’s simply down to training. I am willing to bet I can complete all drills on a bullpup in a respectable time and won’t be lagging far behind you with your AR.

As a lefty who has shot the T97 fairly extensively in 3gun, I would not recommend attempting to do so no matter how carefully you position your head. Unlike the Tavor/etc with comparatively gentle plunger ejectors, the T97's fixed ejector kicks cases out with enough force to split lips.

@alanOHALAN

6 жыл бұрын

that is one way to redirect the energy by splitting out the cases hard thus the low recoil. but the butt is fairly long it is easy to put the face behind the ejector.

Ian,you are doing an excellent job,your videos are comprehensive,detailed,and also you seem very well spoken.I only wish if you would include metric measurements....it's 2020.Keep up with the good work.

I want one!!!! Thank God I snagged a NIB Factory 26 (Norinco) 1966 TT-33 pistol awhile back to accompany my Polish and Russian Toks:)-John in Texas

On top of the rifle commonly is for assenbling “95式白光瞄” [idk what's the English for that] that is a 3.5X scope for type 95, I used to have one but yeah I don't think that you can get it out of China

@user-ug7uf5zs6q

4 жыл бұрын

直譯為Type 95 White light Scope

9:00 maybe that's the grenade sight, and it lined up with something on the grenade itself?

great video, thanks for explaining this gun, which we are not able to get in the states

Surprised you didn't pull out the trigger pack / connecting rod. Glad to see one of these here :)

For some reason i absolutely love these Chinese rifles

@theillyrian9826

5 жыл бұрын

Just a copy of FAMAS

@FastDuckyGaming

5 жыл бұрын

The Illyrian are u blind? Do u have an eye?

@FastDuckyGaming

5 жыл бұрын

The Illyrian does it even look like the famas? It’s absolutely different.my friend also claim that it isn’t a copy.

@FastDuckyGaming

5 жыл бұрын

spleenya I love chinese guns because they have lesser recoil which is easier to handle.

@jeremiahwayne6666

5 жыл бұрын

FastDucky Gaming and cheap

Coming to an island near you!

@ShogunMongol

6 жыл бұрын

Coming to a newly made island near you!

We have a new version here in Canada, the Gen 2, that has a flat top upper and the following features: Keymod Rail System Ambidextrous Safety Levers Full Length Optic rail Short Stroke Gas system with rotating bolt- 3 Gas Settings (Allows for .223 or 5.56mm at variable pressure loads) Non-Reciprocating charging handle Front/Rear Adjustable sights included

@cougar2k720

Жыл бұрын

And of course, Gen 3 is the common one now, but haven't seen any import since last year.

That optic mounting rail reminds me of some of the ones added to the various export models of Chinese SKS. It's commonly called the 'rail to nowhere' because it's near impossible to find mounts to fit it. I have a nice little 'paratrooper' SKS that has one, and it has a tendency to snag on my clothes if I sling the thing, so I took a cheap brass 8mm Mauser stripperclip and modified it to cover that thing to make it snag less.

Gun Jesus is back 😍

When I first saw the bot assembly I was just like "what?" because it is so unlike western designs.

I've been really curious about this since I love bullpups. I wish they were available here.

A look into a fancy-looking local rifle always boasted and never disassembled by Chinese magazines/videos. Cool stuff!

the type 95or 97 is in ARMA 3 as the CAR-95 and it's in the 5.8mm cartridge there

I would love to get my hands on one of these, too bad they're almost impossible to get here in the US.

Ian, this is a 2nd Canadian model, as they 1st was deemed by the RCMP to be unfit for sale to civilians, so they had to redesign the firing mechanism

Excellent demo in terms of video 👍

AvE would criticize the hell out of that furniture. No glass fiber reinforcement? GABAGE!

@joshm3484

6 жыл бұрын

That proprietary chinesium mount point

@johnharvey5412

6 жыл бұрын

Do they have these at Mao's Pound Land?

@Mr2greys

6 жыл бұрын

Waiting for that vijeo

@cyranus10

6 жыл бұрын

What have I unleashed?

@Mr2greys

6 жыл бұрын

From some comments that AvE has made I get the feeling he is no fan of guns

Damn, I wish we could get these in the US.

@user-sm9vx4kp6n

4 жыл бұрын

it's not possible

@maxjason7361

4 жыл бұрын

Trump don't like this

For some reason, after seeing all of these military bullpup rifles, I want to see how these rifles would look if they were designed with the magazine in front of the trigger mech. Lots of interesting innovation in terms of ejection methods and fire control mechanisms.

@lolwutyoumad

5 ай бұрын

Then it wouldn’t be a bullpup, the whole point of the design is to condense the rifle so soldiers can bring them into IFV’s while maintaining a full length barrel. The concept fell out of use now that the west has finally accepting and fantasy gun battles at extremely long ranges doesn’t really happen and that the 300 meter rule still applies

I think that there are also Light Support Weapons with longer barrels and bipods and a 75 round drum magazine, a very short barreled carbine/sub machine gun version in 9mm calibre (?). (for weapons crews, helicopter pilots, vehicle crews, etc). Plus a suppressed version for special forces use, a sharpshooters rifle with a telescopic scope, a bipod, a smaller capacity magazine, etc which is similar to a Designated Marksman Rifle with better accuracy etc. Rifle grenades, bayonets, various attachments etc are also issued.

哇视频很棒~~让我了解到了里面的机械结构设计~~

@autozeta9336

4 жыл бұрын

我就知道有国人233

@user-md8do6pv1p

4 жыл бұрын

@@autozeta9336 中国人应该支持中国货请问一下去哪里买这把枪

@user-wt9id8mg6s

4 жыл бұрын

东北经验龙 😂😂😂

@user-qc2rz8xj7s

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-md8do6pv1p 去北工的工厂

@LOL-zu1zr

4 жыл бұрын

东北经验龙 加拿大网上有卖的的吧。

I hope the fx 05 xiuhcoatl gets to be available for export sales I would love a forgotten weapons episode on that

Finally someone who knows how to reload it properly

You're the Bob Ross of firearms.

I actually shot a QBZ-95 and 95-1, military full auto one, they were issued to a local SWAT unit. The 5.8 version is better, although it used AK Type magazine release, it's surprisingly light and easy to guide the mag in. The troopers I've met can do a mag change faster than me with an AR😂 it points really good, average trigger, lighter than other bullpup guns. Action is smooth and light, doesn't kick all that much. Very controllable gun in full auto. A lot of SWAT guys and soldiers compliant that the -1 removed the "foregrip" and it's uncomfortable in close quarter combat, so local companies came out with a picatinny handguard for guys that wanted a vertical grip. From what I heard, the -1 removed the foregrip so the marines can put their precious grenade launchers on there 😂

@user-zo8hs4yh2h

5 жыл бұрын

Grenade launchers are bae

@user-zo8hs4yh2h

5 жыл бұрын

Can launch potatoes

@henryjiang3389

5 жыл бұрын

News update, after PLA fully roll out the new training outline. (last year I suppose?) Guys in the army also have grenade launchers to use.

@Flyingaceful

4 жыл бұрын

Oggy Oliver you 👎big time!

@oggyoliver3651

4 жыл бұрын

@@Flyingaceful ok bitch

Coming back to Canada to try the Type 81 rifle when they arrive?

In my view, simplicity is always best.

@AlvinC-sz3li

4 жыл бұрын

exactly, like those simple soviet union guns during WWII, less than 20 parts, very easy to train children and women to produce them, which contributed a lot to the win.

True class video thanks for sharing

A cool looking rifle that Canadians can get but I can't because I'm in the US? Never thought I'd see the day...

@johns9478

6 жыл бұрын

True. I was never a big fan of things like drum magazines or beta mags though. They always just seemed kind of bulky and heavy to me. Plus, many (but not all) of them are less reliable than most conventional stick magazines and standard capacity 30 round magazines fit in standard sized pouches. That's why I only own 30 round mags for my rifle and not 100 round or even 40 round mags. Of course, I realize that they are only supposed to have something like 10 rounds in a detachable rifle magazine up there... Edit: As a side note, even though I'm not personally a fan of high capacity magazines and don't use them, I still don't believe there should be any legal restrictions on magazine capacity.

"We're gonna take it out to the range..." YES! "...The video of that will be uploaded tomorrow" :(

the magazine is adopted so that this gun can use 5.56, its different from what PLA is useing,the magazine releses like the AK before adapted,so that why it is difficult to use.

There's another in-game weapon off my bucket list. 🙂

The rear post sight is for firing grenades ;)

Had Friends in the Chinese military telling me that no one liked this gun, no one liked bullpup everyone preferred the good old type-81 which is basically an AK. For this reason Chinese military also adopted Type-03 rifle, a modernized AK. Both OK guns, nothing phenomenal, but good choices when you want to arm a 2.3 million-men army.

@Calvin_Coolage

6 жыл бұрын

Chris Shen Why did no one like the bullpup design?

@curious-relics

6 жыл бұрын

Because the bullpup design sucks

@eizoshen7548

6 жыл бұрын

It's restricting as hell

@robinkrton

6 жыл бұрын

Chris Shen type 81s should be in Canadian hands by next month. Hopefully ian will be back to do another review on them

@philverhey7335

6 жыл бұрын

side note, you can get the type 81 in Canada Unrestricted with the longer barrel... along with the Valmet Hunter, the Valmet Hunter Auto and the Valmet M78 rifles, they're THE ONLY AK variants that you can get unrestricted... mags just have to be pegged at 5 rounds.

The Kel Tec RDB with the overtraveling bolt seems to be the best answer to the ejection problem that I've seen so far. If they would make it with higher quality materials and a dust cover over the ejection it seems that it would probably be the best bullpup made. I'm still not sold on the bullpup, though.

Rewatching some of these old vids, and loving it. Do you think you will be able to get your hands on a QBU at some point Ian?

It's an AK for the modern era! Simple, cheap, reliable, and good enough - not great, but good enough - to get the job done. Cool!

@thaelon5514

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, no. xd

@user-cf8zu1qy3b

4 жыл бұрын

And light!

@sally2395

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-cf8zu1qy3b these are pretty heavy

@ButtersTheGreat1

4 жыл бұрын

The AR platform is cheaper then a Type 95 now lol

Wish they'd repeal the Chinese gun bans in the States, then we can get cool stuff like this or even cheaper ARs or M1As that aren't vastly overpriced or SKS being less than $100 again.

@Mr2greys

6 жыл бұрын

Patrick Gonzalez tell that to Walmart, Apple, etc

@pewpewDino

6 жыл бұрын

Dat some aggressive comment typed on a Made in China keyboard sent from a Made in China Cable.....

@justauser

5 жыл бұрын

Theres still the "sporting use" laws so these guns wouldn't be legal to import regardless

@SVSky

5 жыл бұрын

@Patrick Martin No it's because they made inexpensive guns and the Clinton administration wanted to dry up sources of ALL guns.

@caeserdagod9752

5 жыл бұрын

@Reaper5.56 Xx it's got nothing to do with that, it's all about the American gun company's getting the cash from Americans buying their shit

Damn Canadians and their awesome new Norinco weapons

I like it’s design ! It looks great 👍

Never underestimate simple and functional in firearms: if you're explaining modern weaponry to a conscript army this is a good way to go. (OK the AK74 is even simpler, but it's basically a 1940's design)

@alanOHALAN

6 жыл бұрын

correction volunteer army

@BicyclesMayUseFullLane

5 жыл бұрын

@@alanOHALAN Well, theoretically it's still a conscript army, but being world's largest country by population, stream of recruit was never really a problem. Hence, it is a volunteer-based army in actuality. Me? I naturalized as Canadian before I was liable for "conscription".

Looks very similar to the FAMAS... I mean, the buttstock, the carry handle, the charging handle, the buffer and even the disassembly pin are the same !

@robertlee6529

6 жыл бұрын

And even the color!

@balthy8139

6 жыл бұрын

Robert Lee Yeah And you realise that, the purpose is the same ? It fires cartridges ! It is definitely a copy of the FAMAS ! ... Wait... Have I got to far already ?

@David-ci2yt

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Lee hey do you want a pink gun?

You'll have to come back to Canada when the Type 81's arrive.

Awesome review 👍.

Honestly I think the Chinese have hit a really nice sweet spot in calibre. Considering they use it as a squad automatic calibre as well much better then the other offerings. As for the rifle I would say it's a pretty damn effective military rifle, cheap, durable and good enough.

@BurnTheNuance

5 жыл бұрын

Found the Chinese bot.

@underated_username7567

4 жыл бұрын

@@BurnTheNuance 50 Dollar Army.

@kenwei8434

4 жыл бұрын

most was cheep.

@scarzandy436

2 жыл бұрын

@@BurnTheNuance it’s just his opinion dude

"This is a civilian export model" Darn- "Here you can see its adjustable gas regulator, set it to this and you can see its flash hider here is the proper diameter with gas-sealing rings for using rifle grenades" -WHAT?

Just a wild idea on the hammer thing: It could be easily made into an open-bolt version for the light machine gun version, just put the two parts together so the trigger sear catches the bolt as well. However it seems that the actual support weapon is closed bolt as well.

Great vid! Interesting weapon choice. Call me intrigued.

"Well, I guess they could have used a hammer..."

As a opinion from an Chinese, actually I was really like someone making a video about Chinese weapon. And for history reasons most of Chinese weapon are very similar and taking designs for USSR weapons. They are easy to build and cheap, little bit poor accurate. But they all can suit in bad weather like desert or swamp not like M16A2. speaking of the historic reasons cause after WWII, most of our army’s weapons is from USSR or American and Japan, it’s not systematically. After 1949 we start to invite Soviet weapon designer to build our own weapons, so basically there are very similar as soviet. J-10（firebird）is basically from S-27 Type 64 tank is from T-72(its had a very interesting story about this) GAIC-10(Fiery Thunderbolt )is from Mi-28. But after the establishment of Sino-US diplomatic relations in Cold War, we start to stop using Soviet weaponry, and after The disintegration of the Soviet Union, we finally start to build our own weapons( for gun and Air Force) Well we never use other countries artillery cause we are the best in the world. Type 63 multiple rocket launcher, masterpiece. But I like ur video anyways, it’s a pleasure to watching ur videos.

Nice welcome to Canada

That charging handle set-up looks like it's real easy to get dirt in there.