Hong Kong Garrison Using Type 95-1 Rifle

Steve Johnson
by Steve Johnson

Troops in the People’s Liberation Army’s Hong Kong Garrison have been spotted with the improved Norinco Type 95-1 rifle.

The Type 95-1, first unveiled in 2010, features a better constructed and more ergonomic stock and improved fire controls. It does away with the awkward trigger guard-integrated fore-grip.

[Hat Tip: xingbake1 @ MP.net]

[ Many thanks to Albi for emailing us the link. ]

Steve Johnson
Steve Johnson

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  • 82205797 82205797 on Jul 06, 2012

    What happened to the 5.56mm version available to Canadian citizens? Last I heard the RCMP was approving, banning, restricting, and then approving it.

  • Roger Mao Roger Mao on Nov 06, 2013

    1, Type95 and Type95-1 are both national project comissioned by the General Armaments Department. The production is subcontracted to varies army factories. Norinco is mostly a exporting company, same as PolyTech.

    2, Picatiny Rail or mods with similar look are not officically approved, so far there is no such attachments issued. the official view is neither support nor against, however the doctrine prohibites any modification done by individual solder to weapon.

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