The famous European and American guns are indeed very beautiful in shape, but we are not behind. We have also imitated these beautifully-shaped famous guns. I will take a look at this issue. Almost all models of the top ten European and American famous guns imitated by China are aimed at foreign trade.
1, NP22 semi-automatic pistol (P226)
NP22 is actually a copy of the famous German Sigsauer P226 pistol. The gun was finalized in 2005 and is mainly aimed at overseas exports. NP22 has the same appearance and the same performance as the P226, but it is cheaper than the original P226. Among the Western folks, this pistol is extremely popular. The standard version can fire 9×19 mm Parabellum pistol bullets.
NP22 is also divided into many different length versions, and can be selected according to the purpose of different users.
For the security field of Europe and the United States, NP22 also derived the SDM XM9 type that can fire 9×21 mm caliber ammunition.
The picture above is the original P226 pistol , but it has been replaced and improved many times, making its appearance more and more high. The special pistol of the US military Navy SEAL includes the P226 type, which is also called the MK25 tactical pistol system.
2, NZ75 semi-automatic pistol (CZ75)
NZ75 is a semi-automatic pistol that imitates Czech CZ75D type. Compared with the original, it has the same general outline and also fires the most popular 9×19 mm Parabellum pistol bullet in the West. However, the NZ75 pistol is not used for its own use, mainly for overseas civil or security fields.
The picture above is a Czech original CZ75D pistol, which can be clearly seen that the original production process is better.
3, NP29 semi-automatic pistol (M1911)
NP29 is a copy of the American Colt M1911 semi-automatic pistol. It is designed by Northern Industrial . The internal structure is exactly the same and it also fires 11.43×23mm pistol bullets, which have greater power than 9mm pistols. Moreover, M1911 pistol has become a cultural symbol in the West. Various imitation versions and various craft versions can be seen everywhere.
The picture above is the most standard Colt M1911 pistol. It was born in the early 20th century and was used in large quantities during World War II. To this day, a small number of them are still in service in the US special forces. At the same time, some have undergone modern tactical improvements. It can be said that the M1911 pistol has set a century of service history. As a veteran of pistols, the M1911 pistol is very popular in both military and civilian use.
4, CS/LS3 type 9mm submachine gun (MP5)
CS/LS3 is a copy of the "king of the world's microscope" MP5 submachine gun . The gun was finalized around the 1910s and is mainly aimed at overseas police, special forces and civilian fields. The gun not only has the shape of the original MP5, but also fires 9×19mm Parabellum pistol bullets. It can also add tactical guide rails to the gun body, install silencers, scopes and other tactical accessories, etc. according to the use situation.
CS/LS3 submachine gun is relatively popular in the field of overseas special police because it is cheaper than the original HK MP5, has no backward performance, and is cost-effective.
The picture above is the original German HK MP5 submachine gun . The gun was developed as early as the mid-1950s and started to be equipped in the mid-1960s. From the 1970s to the present, it is still one of the most influential submachine gun in the world, and has become an indispensable automatic weapon for special forces and counter-terrorism forces in all countries around the world. The gun has excellent performance and strong reliability characteristics in the world. Moreover, since its birth in the 1960s, no less than 40 models have been derived from the MP5 series.
5, Type 97 shotgun (Remington M870)
7 is a copy of the American Remington M870 shotgun. It also fires No. 12 caliber shotgun. However, after the gun is finalized, it does not equip the army with a large number of troops, but is distributed to police, escort and performs other special tasks.
In the later stage, the 97-2 shotgun was derived from the 97-2. This model has changed greatly. Not only has the magazine supply been increased, but a foldable stock has also been added. The top of the receiver also comes with Picatinny guide rails . Many of the 97 series shotguns are also exported overseas.
The picture above is the original American Remington M870 shotgun. This series has been born in the 1950s and has derived various models of different lengths and uses. It is still one of the shotguns equipped by the US military in a large number of equipment.
6, CQ automatic rifle (M16)
CQ automatic rifle is an imitation of the American Colt M16. It was successfully imitated by the Northern Industry as early as the early 1980s, but most of it is aimed at overseas and is not used for its own use. The gun also fires the popular 5.56×45mm small-caliber ammunition in the West, using 30 rounds of magazines to supply ammunition. At the same time, plastic is used for the guard, grip and butt stock. In addition to the standard version,
also derived the CQ carbine, which is very similar to the American M4, and is also divided into many versions with different barrel lengths.
In the later stage, in order to better cater to overseas, a CQ-A tactical version was launched, with a similar appearance to MK18, with a modular design and a very high appearance.
Today's CQ series rifles are still used in countries such as Africa. They are cheaper than the original M16 and have no poor performance.
The picture above is the original American Colt M16 automatic rifle. It was developed in the 1960s and was invested heavily in the Vietnam battlefield to successfully replace the M14 automatic rifle with insufficient performance. To this day, various derivative versions of the M16 are still one of the main equipment of the US military.
7, M305 rifle (M14)
M305 is an imitation type of the American M14 automatic rifle. It has the same appearance and the same caliber. It also fires 7.62×51mm full-power ammunition and uses 10 rounds of detachable magazines to supply ammunition. This model is mainly aimed at European and American civilians.
Later, a M305A model can fire 7.62×39mm intermediate power ammunition, and use a 30-round magazine to supply ammunition with a Type 56 submachine gun. It is simply a combination of two weapons, M14 and SKS, and is very popular among the Western people.
The picture above is the original American M14 automatic rifle. It has been equipped since the late 1950s. It uses the characteristics of the World War II Garland M1 semi-automatic rifle. After entering Vietnam War , the M14 automatic rifle participated in the battle, but during the battle, it was found that the firepower was insufficient, the recoil was high, and it did not have an advantage in the jungle. Later, it was replaced by the more advanced and more sophisticated M16 automatic rifle, but the M14 was not completely retired, and part of it was modified into precision shooter rifle for use.
8, CQ7.62mm universal machine gun (FN MAG)
CQ7.62mm universal machine gun is also called CS/LM1 type. It is an imitation of Belgian FN MAG universal machine gun, mainly for overseas military use. The gun also fires 7.62×51mm NATO full-power ammunition, which can use 100 rounds or 200 rounds of ammunition chains to supply ammunition. A white light scope was also installed for it, and the stock was modified to make it lighter and easier to carry.
FN MAG universal machine gun has also been adopted by the US military and has been modified and renamed it to the M240 universal machine gun, which has a higher appearance than the former.
The picture above is the original Belgian FN MAG universal machine gun. This model was finalized during the 1950s and has been adopted by more than 70 countries around the world.
9, CS/LM4 general machine gun (PKM)
CS/LM4 is a copy of the former Soviet Union's PKM general machine gun. As early as the 1970s, the Soviet-made PKM machine gun design seized in self-defense counterattack war was finalized. After the equipment was finalized, part of the equipment was used by special forces and scouts, and it was called 0 general machine gun , and the subsequent export type was called CS/LM4.
This gun also fires 7.62×54mm machine gun bullets, which can be used for ammunition using magazines or ammunition boxes. During combat, you can use a two-legged bracket, a tripod bracket or installed on a vehicle to shoot. The imitation version also has an optical scope installed for it.
The picture above is the original Soviet-made PKM general machine gun. This model was successfully developed in the late 1960s and equipped with the Soviet army. It is also exported to many countries around the world. It is still one of the main machine guns of the Russian army.
10, CS/LM6 type 12.7mm heavy machine gun (M2HB)
CS/LM6 is a copy of the American Browning M2HB heavy machine gun. It has the same appearance and the same structure. It fires 12.7×99mm ammunition and also uses ammunition chains or ammunition boxes to supply ammunition.
Domestic imitation type has an optical scope installed on the upper part of the receiver. In order to make it more accurate at long distances, this CS/LM6 heavy machine gun is also only for export. The picture above is the original American M2HB heavy machine gun, which was born as early as the 1920s. It was widely adopted by the US military during World War II. It is generally placed on armored vehicles , tank , aircraft and ships. It is powerful and has strong destructive power. It fires armor-piercing bomb . It was even able to penetrate the Japanese tanks in Pacific War . To this day, the Browning M2HB heavy machine gun is still the main machine gun of the US military and even the West.
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