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Has anyone shot all of these 7 guns?
The first is the Type 53 rifle, why is it called that?In fact, the name of this gun is: M-1944 Mosin Nagant short rifle, this gun was first produced in 1953, hence the name Type 53 rifle.
In fact, this gun was introduced into our country very early, and at that time, for the Anti-Japanese War, 50,000 such guns were ordered, and 20 Soviet mechanics were equipped at once. Later, the entire production line was introduced, but due to its relatively backward nature, it was not even semi-automatic, the rate of fire was slow, and the firepower was naturally weak, so it was quickly eliminated.
The second is a Type 56 semi-automatic rifle.
This gun has a lot to do with the Korean War, when our ** was too miscellaneous and too scum, and there was no way but to ask for help from the former Soviet Union, so in 1955, the Soviet Union provided us with 6 kinds of ** production materials and drawings, including this semi-automatic rifle, because they were all finalized in 56, so it was named 56 type semi-automatic rifle.
Many people have fought this kind of rifle, because the time span of the equipment is very long, and the accuracy of this gun is relatively good, and it has also experienced actual combat tests, and even if it is equipped with a Type 81 rifle, there are still many armed forces departments that use this gun for training.
The third is the Type 56 automatic rifle.
That is, the famous Chinese AK, is my country's imitation AK assault rifle, also called 56 submachine gun, is China's first fully automatic rifle that can be produced by itself, for a long time, is the main equipment of our troops, even if it is replaced with Type 63, it has not been replaced, and even in self-defense and counter-attack, only the squad leader and squad deputy are equipped with this gun.
After that, it was really replaced by the 81 type installation.
The fourth is a Type 63 automatic rifle.
This rifle is a relatively failure, subject to the economic strength and manufacturing level at that time, this rifle from design to production, are facing great challenges, especially in order to ensure production capacity, and blindly adopt some new technology, resulting in the gun distributed to the troops, soldiers in use of many problems, poor accuracy, the butt is easy to fall, shooting sparks, soldier safety is not guaranteed, and so on.
The officers and men of the unit had great opinions on this gun, so at that time they had to replace the Type 63 rifle and replace it with a Type 56 semi-automatic rifle.
The fifth is the Type 81 automatic rifle.
Needless to say, this gun is by far the most well-known, the equipment that has been used for the longest time, and it is also the favorite of officers and soldiers for a long time, with the highest shooting accuracy, the most vigorous firepower, and the most stable gun performance.
The sixth is the Type 95 automatic rifle.
This gun is a complete subversion of the previous Soviet-style shooting, out of a new autonomous shooting style. In particular, the stockless shooting, the rear way of the magazine, and the new materials, combined with the short body, make this gun very unique.
Although there was a lot of controversy before, it has been used for a long time, and it has been continuously adjusted and improved in the future, which is also a good individual soldier**.
The seventh is the Type 191 automatic rifle.
This is now the gun that is now installed in the troops, which is more modern and better-looking, and also more in line with the requirements of modern warfare. Although we haven't fought it, we believe it is the best and most stable gun among the 7 guns.