China's new infantry rifle

[HKGuns]

Tapco is Chinese?

Tapco is exactly what I thought when I saw it. #Junk

[1168]

One fugly gun. And what is that round , like?

PB

Not too far off what we and the Russians are using.

[Slater]

Speaking of Chinese copies, the NP-7:

[AndyLate]

The Claymore mine was developed as a result of experience with "human wave" assaults in Korea.

As was the Mark 19 grenade launcher.

[JoshNC]

Speaking of Chinese copies, the NP-7:

I mean PSA and Zev copied the Glock, so why not Norinco?

[teufelhund1918]

Looks like about everything they are using has been copied from one place or another.... not suprised.

[JoshNC]

I like the rifle. It’s interesting.

[kaiservontexas]

Looks like it was put together by the cheaper than dirt catalog.

[MA2_Navy_Veteran]

All I can really say about this is that such a setup/design from them is completely predictable & understandable.
Not surprised an any way shape or form actually.

If the design turns out to be crap - so much the better for anyone haz to fights 'em.
If it turns out to be a functional change - well - maybe we'll finally gets to enjoy putting our own to use.

So China-On all ye little Chinamenz...

[Lefty223]

Looks uber ‘air soft’ ...

But given that it’s China, & they’ll have 100,000s of them, as well as many conscripts to shoot ‘em ... I just hope we never have to find out just how good they might be ...