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by Zhouran » Tue Feb 02, 2016 10:47 pm
Type 1633 Universal Rifle Magazine
A standard 30-round 5.45×39mm caliber URM box magazine.
The Type 1633 Universal Rifle Magazine is a series of detachable firearm magazines developed by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. First tested in early 1995 and introduced on October 14, 1998, it was developed specifically for intermediate rifle cartridges. The Type 1633 series allows soldiers to easily share rifle magazines and use it on different rifles, depending on the type of ammunition being used.
Designed to be durable and reusable, the magazines can made from either high-grade stainless steel, highly-reliable polymer, or glass-reinforced phenol-formaldehyde binder impregnated composite. Inside, the magazines use rust-resistant chrome-silicon spring and anti-tilt followers. The magazines can also have view windows or be translucent.
The magazine series consist of a standard 30 round box magazine; a 45 round box magazine; 60 round casket magazine; 75 or 95 round helical magazine; 90 round snail-drum magazine; and a 100 or 150 round saddle-drum magazine.
When ordered, the magazines will arrive in a batch of one thousand. Clients can order how much batches they want.
by Zhouran » Wed Feb 03, 2016 2:20 am
Type 233 Infantry Tactical Optical Sight
A 3.4× ITOS scope.
The Type 233 Infantry Tactical Optical Sight is a series of telescopic sights created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Tested in early 2004 and introduced on May 8, 2006, the sights were designed to provide fixed power magnification levels from 1.25× to 7.4× for precision fire over long distances. ITOS is available in a variety of configurations with different reticles, illumination, and other features. For low-light condition aiming, the optical sights use internal phosphor illumination provided by the radioactive decay of tritium. The tritium illumination gradually loses its brightness due to radioactive decay, and as a result, the radioactive tritium light source has to be replaced every 8–12 years. Type 233 sights are nitrogen-purged to prevent fogging and are equipped with an anti-reflection device. The sights are covered with an armored shell for protection, making them extremely resistant to shock and water immersion.
by Zhouran » Wed Feb 03, 2016 2:35 am
Black Arrow High-Performance Semi-Armor-Piercing High-Explosive Sabot
The Black Arrow High-Performance Semi-Armor-Piercing High-Explosive Sabot is a type of small-arms projectile developed by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. First tested in early 2007 and introduced on April 19, 2010, the ammunition was designed to provide greater accuracy and controllability, flatter trajectory, higher velocity, reduced recoil, longer range, and high lethality against enemy personnel.
Developed for handgun and rifle cartridges, the Black Arrow uses an expanding cup sabot that acts as a sleeve that partially envelopes a projectile, resulting in higher velocity and flatter trajectory. Supporting the base and rear end of the projectile, when the sabot and projectile exit the muzzle of the gun, air pressure on the sabot forces it to release the projectile. Inertia from the rotation of the projectile and sabot opens up the segments surrounding the projectile, releasing it.
The projectile uses a dense material, which can either be coated or made out of, and deforms shortly after impact to prevent the projectile from exiting the body. If the projectile pierces completely through a target, this would lead to less severe wounding, which can result in failing to disable the target. Inside, the projectile uses an explosive filler with a delay action fuse that goes off shortly after impact. This allows the projectile to detonate inside the body of the enemy.
When ordered, the Black Arrow HP-SAP-HE-S rounds will arrive in a batch of ten thousand. Clients can order how much batches they want.
by Zhouran » Wed Feb 03, 2016 2:48 am
Type 167 Flexible Fist
The Type 167 Flexible Fist (Putonghua: 灵活拳) is a special-purpose weapon accessory system created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. First tested in late 2005 and introduced on February 14, 2007, it was designed to allow its user to both see and attack an enemy target without exposing the user to counter-attack. The Flexible Fist has two variants: the Type 167-100, which was designed to mount a pistol in the front part of the system, with a remote linkage to the trigger mechanism in the rear part; and the Type 167-200, which was design to mount a submachine gun.
The system can mount various accessories such as detachable cameras, audio/video transmission kits, visible and infrared lasers, and tactical flashlights. This allows the user to observe and view a target from various vantage points. The Flexible Fist features a liquid-crystal display (LCD) camera monitor that provides a video observation and sighting system with transmission capability. A variety of optional interchangeable cameras, as well as a folding stock, are available, and an accessory rail is standard.
The pistol (Type 167-100)/submachine gun (Type 167-200) is mounted in the front end of the system, which bends horizontally at a mid-gun seventy-five degree hinge. On the butt side of the hinge is the trigger and the controls for the camera monitor. The camera monitor is placed on a horizontal hinge just like the mid-gun hinge but on the left side.
by Zhouran » Wed Feb 03, 2016 2:52 am
Type 240 Infantry Optical Precision Scope
The Type 240 Infantry Optical Precision Scope is a series of highly-sophisticated telescopic sights created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. First tested in late 2011 and introduced on December 19, 2012, it was designed to improve the accuracy of shooting at targets at extended ranges.
An electronic scope with adjustable 4.5× to 12.3× magnification, IOPS provides the shooter with highly-efficient precision for additional accuracy and lethality. It persistently tracks a target, automatically computes a multi-variable firing solution, and ensures precise engagement when target and firing solution are optimally aligned. The scope indicates range, wind, reticle, elevation, distance, trajectory and ballistic data for the shooter. The computer software of the Type 240 is responsible for the computerized firing solution calculation, which involves ranging and multi-variable ballistic calculation. With automatic zero adjustment, the scope is capable of infrared vision and features an integrated camera that captures video and images, allowing others to see the live feed from the Type 240.
by Zhouran » Wed Feb 03, 2016 2:55 am
Type 2648 Shadow Arrow
The Type 2648 Shadow Arrow is a type of cased telescoped ammunition cartridge developed by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. First tested in late 2006 and introduced on September 23, 2009, the ammunition has reduced weight and size, and was designed to provide greater accuracy and controllability, higher velocity, longer range, and high lethality.
Developed as a handgun, rifle and machine gun cartridge, the bullet is completely enclosed in a cylindrical casing made of durable, high-strength fiber-reinforced polymer and is fully buried inside the powder charge. From front to back, the components of the Shadow Arrow consist of an end cap that keeps the projectile centered in the propellant block, the projectile itself, an internal primer cup with an internal primer mix, a High Ignition Temperature Propellant (HITP), an external primer mix and a primer cup propellant.
Highly-efficient and safe to use, the Shadow Arrow can be loaded into standard magazines and ammunition belts.
When ordered, the CTA rounds will arrive in a batch of ten thousand. Clients can order how much batches they want.
by Zhouran » Sun Feb 07, 2016 4:27 pm
Type 119 Guardian
The Type 119 Guardian is a man-portable remote weapon system created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. First tested in early 2007 and introduced on June 13, 2008, the all-weather day/night weapon system can be arranged into three configurations: a "light" configuration for general-purpose machine guns; a "heavy" configuration for heavy machine guns and automatic grenade launchers; and a "sniper" configuration for sniper rifles.
Mounted on a tripod, fixed platform or wheeled mobile trailer, the Type 119 is fitted with a laser range finder, a daylight optical sensor, infrared sensor, and a fully integrated fire control system that provides ballistic correction. The Type 119 is remotely controlled through a controlling device that consist of a display, switches and joystick to provide full remote control of the weapon system. This enables the operator to control the Type 119 at a safe area, while still maintaining the ability to acquire and engage targets. The weapon system is also capable of identifying and shooting a human-sized target automatically without human input.
by Zhouran » Thu Feb 18, 2016 7:50 am
Type 239 Infantry Precision Reflex Sight
The Type 239 Infantry Precision Reflex Sight is a battery powered, non-magnified, red dot style gun sight created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Tested in early 2007 and introduced on May 11, 2008, it is a "tubed" style reflector sight that uses a red light-emitting diode (LED) at the focus of a mirror type optical collimator to produce an aligned red aiming spot. There are a total of eighteen brightness settings for the LED, the lower half intended for use with night vision devices and the upper half for daylight. The reflex sight is powered by a single small battery, and it can operate continuously for 90,000 hours on a single battery, in its 10th brightness setting.
The IPRS has unlimited eye relief, meaning that the user may place their eye at any distance from the sight and the reticle will remain visible. This allows flexibility in mounting and shooting position. The Type 239 uses an off-axis spherical aberration correction system, meaning there is minimal induced optical error that would shift the point of aim relative to the sight's optical axis as the user's eye moves off-center in relation to the sight. The sight itself is parallax-free at around 48 m, meaning that the red dot will not change position relative to the target based on eye position at that range. The point of aim will change position based on eye position at other ranges with the maximum error being equal to the diameter of the sight's optical window at short range.
by Zhouran » Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:48 am
Type 212 Tactical Infantry Combat Accessory Kit
The Type 212 Tactical Infantry Combat Accessory Kit is an accessory system for automatic rifles created by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. Introduced in early 2012, it was designed as a kit that allows soldiers to configure their weapons to individual preferences and mission requirements.
The standard TICAK accessories consists of a vertical foregrip, an optical sight (client's choice), quick-detachable sound suppressor, an attachable flashlight, and a carrying/storage case for kit accessories. If additional accessories are needed, a soldier can simply "cannibalize" interchangeable parts. Clients can also place additional accessories into their TICAK when ordering.
by Zhouran » Fri Mar 25, 2016 9:11 am
Type 1994 Military Field Rations
The Type 1994 Military Field Rations is a self-contained, individual field ration created by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. Developed in late 1988 and introduced in early 1994, it was designed for consumption by military personnel in combat or other field conditions where organized food facilities are not available.
With a shelf-life of 12 months, the field rations use pre-cooked thermostabilized entrees in a plastic-foil laminate retort pouch. The ration does not require cooking and the contents may be eaten cold, though warming is preferred. Food, drinks and ration/survival bars, plus accessory items, are packed inside a heavy-duty plastic bag, which also contains seasonings such as salt, pepper, sugar and ketchup, and various sundry items like wet wipes/paper towels, spoons, hexamine fuel tablets, a folding stove, matches, water purifier tablets, and an insulated flameless heater that is activated by water.
The Individual Pack consists of early morning tea, breakfast, mid-morning tea, lunch, evening tea, and dinner, and includes a folding stove and five hexamine fuel tablets. The ration weighs 880 grams, provides 4,100 kcal (17,000 kJ) and comes with an insulated flameless heater. The Individual Field Pack is a simplified version, weighing 400 grams and providing 1,520 kcal (6,400 kJ).
A survival ration, known as the Emergency Survival Pack, provides around 2,400 kcal (10,000 kJ).
The Group Pack is an operational ration pack designed to sustain four soldiers for 72 hours. Based on instant/ready to eat foods and ration/survival bars, the first and second day ration packs weigh 2 kg each and provide 4,000 kcal (17,000 kJ) per soldier, while the third day ration pack weighs 1.5 kg and supplies 3,000 kcal (13,000 kJ).
Because there is no fixed menu, this gives clients the flexibility to come up with their own menu.
by Zhouran » Fri Mar 25, 2016 7:06 pm
Type 08 rifle-launched breach grenade
The Type 08 breach grenade is a rifle-launched grenade created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. First tested in late 2006 and commissioned in early 2008, it was designed to breach through doors and is intended for use with intermediate-cartridge assault rifles.
The system consists of a bullet-trap tail section which slides over the muzzle of the rifle, an explosive midsection and a front standoff rod. The grenade is propelled by a normal ball or tracer round to a maximum range of 32.8 m and is detonated by the impact of the standoff rod against the door to be breached, the standoff distance allowing the blast wave to affect as much of the door surface as possible, negating any need to aim for hinges or locks. The Type 08 comes in two variants: the Type 08-128, which uses 128 grams of explosives, and the Type 08-156, which uses 156 grams of explosives.
by Zhouran » Thu Apr 07, 2016 8:32 pm
Type 05 Obstacle Breaching System
The Type 05 Obstacle Breaching System is an explosive line charge system created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. First tested in late 2003 and commissioned in early 2005, it was designed to allow safe breaching through complex anti-personnel obstacles, particularly fields of land mines.
Used for conducting deliberate or hasty breaches through enemy anti-personnel minefields and multi-strand wire obstacles, the system is light enough to be carried by two soldiers and can be deployed within two minutes. Once set in place, a rocket is fired from a 35 m standoff position, sending the line charge with fragmentation grenades over a minefield or wire obstacle. The grenades neutralize or clear the mines and sever the wire, clearing a footpath that is 45 m long and 1 m wide.
The 56.8 kg system, which features delay and command firing modes, is an insensitive munition, allowing it to be safe to employ and transport.
by Zhouran » Sun Apr 10, 2016 9:46 am
Type 13 autonomous munitions system
The Type 13 Autonomous Munitions System is a smart munitions system created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. First tested in late 2011 and commissioned in early 2013, it was designed to allow for controlled and safe use of munitions in the battlefield and prevent unwanted munitions from being buried and forgotten. It is remotely operated and can be left in the field on an automatic mode or turned off to allow friendly vehicles and troops to pass through. Each module contains eight lethal/non-lethal smart munitions that are fired into the air and release a guided warhead that descends vertically on the target.
The system consists of a hand-emplaced dispensing module, an integrated sensor system, anti-personnel/anti-armor/non-lethal munitions, and a command and control gateway node. The Type 13 AMS is comprised of eight munitions, sensors located both on the munitions and as stand alone devices, and a communication system which allows wireless inter-component communication. Incorporating a networked communications system, the system allows for the location and destruction of enemy forces, enables reliable battle damage information, and enhances the ability of units to employ forces more effectively. Situational awareness nodes allow for sensing and communications to the munitions. The Type 13 provides alerting, location and destruction of enemy forces, as well as reliable battle damage information.
by Zhouran » Sun Apr 10, 2016 9:52 am
Silent Eagle Autonomous Ground Sensor
The Silent Eagle Autonomous Ground Sensor is a sensor system developed by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. First tested in late 2009 and introduced in early 2011, the system employs various sensor modalities including seismic, acoustic, magnetic, and pyroelectric transducers, daylight imagers and passive infrared imagers to automatically detect the presence of persons or vehicles, and transmit activity reports or imagery via radio-frequency or satellite communications links to a command and control center. The systems are packaged for concealed emplacement in the field for long-duration operations.
There are two types: the Silent Eagle Type 100 and the Silent Eagle Type 200.
The Type 100 sensors are small ground-based sensors that collect intelligence through seismic, acoustic, radiological nuclear and electro-optic means. These sensors are networked devices that provide an early warning system to supplement a unit/formation and are capable of remote operation. To an extent the Type 100 can detect, track, classify, and identify personnel and vehicles within its coverage area and report to the command and control center in near real-time.
The Type 100 comprises the following sensor systems:
- A gateway node, which is a router and data collector that sends information back to the command and control center.
- An intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) node, which is the key component that acquires and tracks personnel, vehicles and aircraft through seismic and acoustic means.
- An electro-optic node that obtains information from the ISR node and pans its camera toward the point of interest and is able to track and send images to the command and control center.
- A radiological nuclear node that is capable of measuring and reporting gamma dose-rate and accumulated dose from a fallout environment in a tactical battlefield situation. Detected radiological events is transmitted via a detailed spot report through the gateway node to the command and control center.
For urban areas, the Type 200 is used as a surveillance tool during building clearing operations, and in caves, sewers, tunnels, and other confined spaces. The wireless, hand emplaced system of sensors are lightweight and low cost. The Type 200 network is capable of taking field-of-view images of intruders in all-weather day/night conditions and transmits images to the command and control center where immediate recognition of intruders should be achieved or by using the motion detector sensors only when imaging is not needed.
The Type 200 sensors are made up of the following:
- A gateway that bridges the Type 200 sensor field to the command and control center, relays motion alarm and image data, and is capable of being monitored locally or remotely by personnel in the field.
- An intrusion node, which is a motion sensor that detects movement and is able to tell the difference between animal and human beings.
- An imager node, which is a combination of a motion sensor and all-weather day/night electro-optical sight to make pictorial identification easier.
by Zhouran » Thu May 05, 2016 4:35 pm
Type 2004 Tactical Infantry Transport Equipment
A TITE-compatible backpack in patrol configuration
The Type 2004 Tactical Infantry Transport Equipment is a load-bearing equipment and backpack system created by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. Introduced in early 2004, the system's modularity is derived from the use of Type 2003 Pouch Equipment Grid webbing as horizontal rows of heavy-duty nylon grids on the vest to allow for the attachment of various TITE-compatible pouches and accessories. It consists of a bib-like chest rig called the Tactical Infantry Panel that can be used alone or mounted on a ballistic vest, a backpack with large load-bearing capability and equipped with PEG webbing to allow for additional pouches, a detachable hydration pack for on-the-go hydration, and modular pouches of various utility that can be attached wherever PEG webbing exists.
by Zhouran » Thu May 05, 2016 4:37 pm
Type 692 powered exoskeleton
The Type 692 is a Zhouranese powered exoskeleton developed by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. First tested in early 2011 and commissioned on June 19, 2013, the mobile machine was designed to assist the wearer by boosting their strength and endurance. Its physically-ergonomic slim design allows for additional flexibility in combat.
Fitted with a back-mounted internal battery system that powers the hydraulic system built into the frame of the exoskeleton, the Type 692 can be custom-fitted with various modifications for different purposes. The exoskeleton allows the user to carry a load of up to 136 kg at a top speed of around 60 km/h (depending on the user) for extended periods of time. To wear it, the user simply stretches out a leg and step into the foot beds underneath the foot strap. Straps then wrap around the thighs, waist and shoulders. Sensors in the foot pads relay information to an onboard microcomputer that moves the hydraulic system to amplify and enhance the wearer's movement. The flexibility of the system allows users to run, walk, kneel, crawl, and even go into low squats. The sensors detect movement and, using the microcomputer, allows the exoskeleton to move in time with the body of the user. The frame structure and hydraulic power augments the ability, strength and performance of the user.
by Zhouran » Thu May 05, 2016 4:39 pm
Type 78 infantry backpack
The Type 78 infantry backpack is an external-framed pack created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Introduced in late 1978, it is a small to medium sized pack with an external but close-fitting steel frame with "X" cross bars through the center. Using an extremely durable plain-woven fabric, the pack has an open top with drawstring over, secured by web straps that run down the length of the pack. A tab on the flap with eyelets allow the attachment of any equipment with wire hangars. Two rectangular, flapped pockets large can be found on either side of the attachment point on the main body of the pack. Webbing points and a pair of metal eyelets on either side of the pack and above each pocket allow the attachment of items using wire hangars or slide keepers. A pair of adjustable web straps on each side and on the bottom of the ruck allow for the attachment of items such as bed rolls, shelters, and other cylindrical items. Simple padded, adjustable shoulder straps and a waist pad allow for comfortable carriage. The pack sits high on the back.
by Zhouran » Sat May 07, 2016 10:05 am
Type 14 Tactical Infantry Head Mounted Display
The Type 14 Tactical Infantry Head Mounted Display is a lightweight see-through head mounted display created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. First tested in late 2012 and introduced in early 2014, it features 800x600 full-color resolution, color-corrected see-through optics, and rugged construction. It was designed to allow the user to view information from external sources such as a computer, satellite-navigation, or a thermal camera, while keeping both hands free, and is used to present the information by overlaying an image in front of the user's normal field-of-view.
by Zhouran » Fri Jun 24, 2016 5:31 am
Type 1998 Infantry Helmet Cover
The Type 1998 Infantry Helmet Cover is a helmet covering created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Introduced in late 1998, it is considerably larger than the helmet. The purpose of the floppy helmet cover is to break up the distinctive outline of a helmeted head and thus assist in the camouflage of the wearer. The Type 1998 is easily removable, and can be attached to the helmet while folded.
by Zhouran » Tue Jun 28, 2016 4:32 am
Type 224 Infantry Multi-Function Reflex Sight
The Type 224 Infantry Multi-Function Reflex Sight is a battery powered gun sight created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Tested in late 2003 and introduced on August 17, 2004, it combines two sighting devices, a reflex sight and a laser sight, as well as a backup iron sight. Capable of operating in harsh environmental conditions, the IMFRS was designed to provide high accuracy and great reliability.
The built-in synchronized laser may be either visible or infrared and can be activated as needed via a fixed umbilical pressure switch. A built-in timer turns the sight off after six minutes when idle but turns it back on as soon as it detects movement. With six brightness settings, the aiming dot's brightness is adjustable for better visibility and increased battery life. The Type 224 is parallax-free at around 48 m, meaning that the red dot will not change position based on eye position at that range. At shorter ranges the point of aim will change position based on eye position with the maximum error being equal to the diameter of the sight's optical window at short range. Powered by a single small battery, the reflex sight can operate continuously for 50,000 hours on a single battery, in its 3rd brightness setting.
by Zhouran » Tue Jun 28, 2016 4:37 am
Type 211 Target Illumination Pointer
The Type 211 Target Illumination Pointer is a two separate piece laser sight system created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Introduced in early 2011, it consists of the Type 211-100 infrared illuminator and Type 211-200 visible laser sight unit. The system was designed to be mounted on automatic rifles and submachine guns, and allow soldiers to designate targets without giving their position away.
The Type 211-100 has two infrared laser emitters: one narrow beam used for aiming the weapon, and one wide beam used for illuminating targets, like a flashlight. The beams are only visible through night vision devices. Each beam can be zeroed independently, and the illuminator's radius is adjustable. The two lasers are tied into one six-mode switch, which has the following modes:1. - targeting laser and infrared illuminator off
2. - targeting laser on low power and IR illuminator off
3. - both targeting laser and IR illuminator on low power
4. - targeting laser on high power and IR illuminator off
5. - targeting laser on high power and IR illuminator on low power
6. - both targeting laser and IR illuminator on high power
Turning the mode switch does not turn on the lasers. A recessed button on top of the Type 211-100 is tapped once to briefly turn on the lasers or tapped twice to turn the lasers on until deactivated, either by pressing a third time or by turning the mode switch to off. Additionally, an extra pressure switch can be plugged into the rear of the device and then placed virtually anywhere, limited only by the length of the pressure switch's cord. This pressure switch operates the same way as the recessed button. The Type 211-100 incorporates a removable safety block which physically prevents turning the mode switch to any of the high power modes, which are capable of causing eye damage. The device is waterproof to a depth of thirty meters and runs on two batteries.
The Type 211-200 projects a visible red dot and comprises a single box that houses a visible red laser. Unlike the Type 211-100, the Type 211-200 lacks the infrared illuminator/target designator.
by Zhouran » Tue Jun 28, 2016 4:42 am
Type 241 Infantry Optical Tracking Sight
The Type 241 Infantry Optical Tracking Sight is an advanced optical device developed by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Tested in early 2012 and introduced on November 27, 2013, IOTS consists of an electronic scope with magnification levels from 1.85× to 9.6× and a millimeter scanner that detects lingering heat signatures from stationary targets at up to thirty meters. While the scope's electronic magnification is not engaged, a real-time image is viewed on the scope monitor. Targets that have been detected by the scanner are displayed on the monitor with their outlines highlighted. The millimeter scanner pulsates every two-three seconds, revealing targets within thirty meters provided they are stationary or are moving at very slow speeds. The scanner is capable of detecting heat signatures of concealed targets through materials.
by Zhouran » Fri Jul 01, 2016 6:48 am
Type 206 Target Illumination Pointer
The Type 206 Target Illumination Pointer is an adaptive target acquisition module created by Yongsheng Heavy Machinery Industries. Introduced in late 2006, it was designed to be mounted on automatic rifles and submachine guns.
Using a five-mode switch, the device offers the following lighting and/or sighting options:1. - White light flashlight, bright
2. - Non eye-safe laser sight, the visibility depends on the environmental light conditions, while at dusk the red laser dot is visible just over 150 m
3. - Infrared (IR) laser, visible only when an infrared night vision device is used
4. - Infrared target illuminator, the IR illuminator has a maximum range of up to 10 m
5. - Combinations of white light flashlight, laser red dot, IR laser and IR target illuminator, appropriate for simultaneous lighting and aim point determination
The Type 206 is operated at the top of the module using a rotary selector switch to switch the device on or off and select various lighting options. The device activation can alternately be performed by a pressure switch connected by cable to the Type 206 device, which can be attached at various positions on a firearm.
Both laser markers can be adjusted independently in azimuth and elevation for adapting them to the firearm to which the Type 206 is fastened. The Type 206 is waterproof up to twenty-eight meters.
by Zhouran » Fri Jul 01, 2016 6:49 am
Type 205 Standard Infantry Tactical Accessory Kit
The Type 205 Standard Infantry Tactical Accessory Kit is an accessory system for automatic rifles created by the Scientific Military Research Bureau. Introduced in late 2005, it was designed as a kit that allows soldiers to configure their weapons to individual preferences and mission requirements.
The standard SITAK accessories consists of a vertical foregrip, an optical sight, quick-detachable sound suppressor, an attachable flashlight, detachable rail mounts for weapons that lack any fixed rail mounts, and a carrying/storage case for kit accessories, as well as a specialized sling that uses three sling sockets and serves not just as a carrying strap but as an aid to greater hit probability by helping the shooter aim steadily. If additional accessories are needed, a soldier can simply "cannibalize" interchangeable parts. Clients can also place additional accessories into their SITAK when ordering.
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