The QBZ-95-1 uses a short stroke, gas piston design, the same as used in rifles such as the M1 Garand and AK-47. In that respect, China’s infantry rifle still maintains its Soviet heritage.

The QBZ-95-1 is a powerful and reliable, although slightly dated, weapon that was emblematic of the military revolution that began in China in the early 1990s and continues to this day.

The next-generation weapon wins praise for its lightness and reliability on the eve of 80th anniversary commemorations for end of WWII.

The Chinese military is trying out at least two new rifles to equip its soldiers for modern combat. Currently, frontline PLA troops use the distinctive QBZ-95 rifle, which has a bullpup configuration.

September 20, 2010: China is introducing a new and improved model of their QBZ-95 assault rifles (also called the Type 95). The new QBZ-95G addresses several reliability and ease-of-use issues. Unlike ...

And then there is the assault rifle. In 2010 China introduced an upgraded version of the QBZ-95 called the QBZ-95G. Upgrades solved several reliability and ease-of-use issues. Unlike earlier Russian ...

Guidance systems combine inertial navigation, celestial tracking, and China’s Beidou satellite constellation, giving the ...

With the introduction of new PUBG map Sanhok, Playerunknown's Battleground also brought in a new assault rifle, QBZ-95. A modern AR, QBZ-95 is a fantastic weapon to use. The video explains the ...

The gun, which was first shown to the public at the National Day parade on October 1, was developed by the No. 208 Research Institute of China Ordnance Industries, the developer of the QBZ-95 ...

First up, the QBZ-95 is a bullpup-style assault rifle manufactured since 1995 by Arsenal 266, under Jianshe Corp., for the Chinese army.

Other nations are also venturing into armed robotic dogs. The Chinese People’s Liberation Army recently showcased a model during a training exercise in Cambodia, equipped with a 5.8x42mm QBZ-95 rifle ...