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/ch/ - changposting general
Hudson Morris
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Isaac Brown
China will grow stronger. Panama canal by 2030 and the liberation of the southern province of "taiwan" by 2025.
Leo Jackson
>tfw Manchukuo didn't last
Angel Powell
Bentley Sanders
This man is your friend. He fights for Xi Jinping Thought on socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era.
Ryan Allen
Pretty nasty weapon
Eli Diaz
>mfw blowing pirates out of the waters off somalia
Jonathan Edwards
What's this thing called anyway?
Parker Edwards
QLU-11
Samuel Ross
thx user
Gabriel Baker
Chinese squad TOE is pretty interesting.
William Perez
just recruits having fun
James Peterson
This is an American Thread now post superior American equipment
Jaxson Gonzalez
SpecOps
Wyatt Rogers
Owen Baker
>tfw the battlefield ost hits
Noah Hill
>PF98 team dismounts
Michael Bailey
>experimental ground combat robot
It looks better than an Uran-9 tbf
Christopher Nguyen
no he is my enemy. He fights for an authoritarian no guns regime.
Kayden Parker
>A Type 99 tank
Carter Lee
>not understanding china
Chinese law is not like American law. You are expected to ignore it and the police are expected to ignore you ignoring it, unless you cause trouble. Then they get you.
There's no spirit of following the law for its own sake. It's about being a good neighbor and not making a fuss.
Andrew Gonzalez
>commies are fucking cringe.
Camden Peterson
Impressed.
The concept is better than American machine gun teams.
Jacob Jones
Where's the actual impact though? They cut in the exploding dummy just after it started exploding. You don't actually see what causes the effect
Kayden Smith
kys you commie
Lucas Garcia
There's an old saying in China: "sweep the snow from your steps before worrying about frost on your neighbors roof." It means mind your own business.
Alexander Green
probably because its dogshit compared to a MK.19 or any European and Russian equivlent
Jonathan Perry
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Samuel Wilson
BF2142: Chang Edition?
Charles Lewis
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Post your guns (you won’t because you don’t have any)
Don’t forget the timestamp
Parker Cooper
yeah what this guy said
>your PLA service weapon does not count chink
Kevin Perry
>2,000 meter effective range
How?
Ryan Wood
>china has no rule of law, the CCP considers themselves above it.
>not to mention people have like zero rights
>the police ignore you, unless you cause trouble. say that to lawyers and authors in HK.
>being a commie boot lick and censoring your self does not make you a good neighbor
Gavin Brooks
/ch/ approved movies of the thread: Target Locked.
This depicts a infantry captain used to old communist doctrine adapting to modern warfare ("high-tech combat under localized conditions"). It's like a peacetime-military, internal propaganda version of Wolf Warrior.
Isaac Hall
chink propaganda. don't trust a damn thing they say.
given the size of the round and the general quality of Chinese weapons id say 700yards at best.
Cooper Scott
we don't want this garbage propaganda on Jow Forums. go to Jow Forums
Luke Bennett
I have a question about the Type 97 rifles. In Canada, until a few years ago, we were able to get the Type 97 "Gen 1" rifles. They looked exactly like a QBZ-95, except the magwell had the release on the side instead of the paddle release, and obviously the T97 takes STANAGs instead of the 95's rock n' lock magazines. A few years ago Norinco also started selling pic related, the "Gen 2" T97. As you can see, it's got a rail for mounting optics, and the charging handle has a much lower profile.
My question is, do any Chinese military or police units use something similar? Why did they start making these things? I ask because a Canadian company makes aftermarket flat-top uppers for Gen 1 T97s that are basically the same thing; you have to take a hacksaw to the front sight post of your Gen 1 T97, but it makes mounting an optic much easier. They also make a lower with an improved trigger group, but not as many people get those because the stock trigger on the T97 is actually pretty decent (at least, by bullpup standards). Are similar rifles showing up in China?
William Martinez
stop pretending like this is your home board. China has lots of goofy weapons that are worth talking about, just because they're the bad guy doesn't mean we cant discuss their tech.
i swear all of these people who flood china threads with shitposting probably aren't even from this board, you're just trying to dictate everything Jow Forums talks about.
Owen Jackson
truly the age of high speed low drag
Owen Hughes
Here's a picture of the Gen 1 T97, modified with the aftermarket flat top upper made in Canada. As you can see, very similar design, although the Norinco one has keymod mounting slots.
Kevin Nelson
I don't know if there are any flat top QBZs, although optics are being tested. All I have seen have a carry handle. Most units have the QBZ-95-1, which is the gen2 Type 95. It has the fire selector by the thumb instead of in back and some other mods.
It sounds like the Type 95s for Canada are their own series.
James White
high speed grenades and scope with rangefinder and ballistic computer.
Cooper Hill
Noah Clark
oh that looks pretty sexy. i don't think thats keymod though, or mlok for that matter.
Adam Martinez
How the times went by...
Jace Martinez
im not trying to limit what we talk about here.
>what ticks me off is all of these chink posters that act as if chicom weapons are better and they spew CCP propaganda.
>idk if they do this to be annoying or if they are actual trolls payed by the CCP to do this bull shit.
Carter Thomas
post guns with timestamp
Wyatt Lee
>It sounds like the Type 95s for Canada are their own series.
It looks that way, based on the info I could find about it (which admittedly wasn't much). I'm not complaining about the attention, I guess I just found it puzzling since Norinco has military contracts, and the Canadian civilian market is pretty damn small. It seems like it'd be more trouble than it would be worth, but maybe they can make these things out at a low enough cost that it's not a problem. I actually wonder how many parts the T97 has in common with the 95: the gas selector on the 97 is actually still sized for the 5.8 cartridge. The 5.56 case is a close enough size that it still fits, but it's still different enough that you can tell that it's not what it was sized for.
Ayden Morris
none of this is propaganda, you just don't like OP's tone being neutral/positive of china. he also hasn't said anything about their tech being superior.
Ryder Diaz
nice detective work
Isaiah Evans
>go out of your way to set up your guns with a timestamp so that i can ignore you anyway
what the benefit of posting my guns to prove to you that i own them?
Ryder Barnes
>this kills the Abrahams.
Evan Anderson
China's Dijbouti base. American images, Indian watermarks.
Jayden Williams
Angel Hughes
I wish the PLA retained the Mauser C96, Sword and Trumpet, even if just for ceremonial purposes.
Cameron Morales
>tank looks exactly the same after the explosion
implessive!
Christian Walker
>killing a pair of Abrams with a bro
Must be fun being an AFT-10 missile carrier operator.
Lucas Martin
Matthew Edwards
im not sure if it was ever issued but i have these old pics of 'scout' troops from a while back, they seem to have some sort of modern dao sword.
Landon Myers
last one
Joseph Murphy
tank is not filled with munitions and fuel and you still see the flames.
Also, the same tank serves as target for HJ-12 "sino-Javelin" ATGM as well.
Something should be left over for it to serve as target.
Dominic Bailey
The Big Sword Troops of the 1930s are worth investigating. Lots of cheap manpower and lingering northern skills resulted in tactics similar to ww1 German storm troops.
Henry Carter
Looks like the HJ-12's initial velocity after ejection is far faster than that of the Javelin, which was pretty well known for launch failure due to slow initial velocity.
James Long
Type 05 SMG vs M1A1 Thompson
-TYPE 05-
Caliber: 5.8x21mm
Muzzle Velocity: 150 m/s
Rate of Fire: 400rpm
Magazine: 50 rounds
Effective Range: 150-200m
-Thompson-
Caliber: .45 ACP (11.43x23mm)
Muzzle Velocity: 285m/s
Rate of Fire: 600 - 1500 (depending on variant)
Magazine: 30
Effective Range: 150m
Chase Torres
Not even trying to shill but this is the main small arm I fear of theirs, as we have no equivalent in standard unclassified use. Willing to bet my next paycheck that Airburst raifu is the MG34/42 or AK of the 21st century where an encounter with it will influence current armaments and doctrine.
>muh air superiority
Having ORGANIC platoon-level firepower is something we lack, especially against a near peer. Prolific RPGs and PKMs already give troops enough issues. Sadly, bean counting and “good enough” ignorance will be paid for in lives.
Josiah Hall
this sound like bs
Isaac Davis
the forgotten weapons video makes the 9mm version seem like dogshit, maybe it does better with their weirdo tiny bullet
Josiah Thompson
>norinco trajectory-corrected ballistic rockets
Luis Gutierrez
that grenade rifle looks neat and all but it also looks bulky and cumbersome, something you definitely aren't going to see at a squad level.
Cooper Lopez
the 5.8mm bullet is trash compared to 9mm
>the 5.8 is both smaller, slower and has worse muzzle velocity.
>so the 5.8 version is even worse.
Gavin Garcia
It's one per squad.
The small cal pistol is for "AP" performance and low recoil. It's a staff officers weapon.
Sebastian Rogers
Trumpets are also occassionally being used for tradition's sake.