Photos AK and its derivatives in action
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Here I am with the Galil Rifle. Under invitation from the Colombian Army I went several times shooting it. Also we made some desarm and arming exercises of the rifle
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That sight is $hit. Very crude. The glass is awful, and don't get me started on the quality of materials and construction.
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Type 56 in action
Type 56 is an Chinese made 7.62x39 assault rifle, it is based on Soviet Type 3 AK and AKM rifles. With 10 million made since 1956 it is very common rifle in the world and can be encountered everywhere, from Syria to Bosnia to Zimbabwe. It can be easily identified from Soviet-made AK, since early models have so called pig-stick bayonet under the handguard, front sights are fully closed with a hood, also furniture can often indicate that rifle is Chinese, later production models have metal side folding stock with very specific shape. Enough talking, now photos.
North Vietnamese fighters with Type 56 rifles, Vietnam war. Type 56 was most common AK type rifles used in Vietnam war.
US soldier with captured Type 56, Vietnam
Chinese special forces fighter with Type 56-1 (version with AKS/AKMS style under folding stock), Sino-Vietnamese war, 1979.
Syrian soldier with Type 56, Gulf war, 1991.
Iraqi soldier with Type 56, 2003.
Afghan soldier with Type 56, 2009.
Nepalese UN soldier with Type 56
Pakistani UN soldiers in Congo, with Type 56 rifles
Afghan policeman with Type 56-1
Ugandan soldier in Somalia with Type 56. Ugandan regular forces use Type 56 as weapon of choice during operation in Somalia, while special forces use AR-15 pattern rifles.
Rebel in Central African Republic with Type 56, those rifles are extremely common in Africa, in fact, i would dare to say more common than Soviet made ones.
Kurdish fighter with Type 56-1, North Iraq, 2014.
Kurdish fighter with Type 56-1, fighter next to him is armed with AKMS, you can clearly see the differences and the fact that Chinese rifles are much more cheap-looking next to Soviet ones, well that's because they are VERY cheap overall (according to some sources china has sold this rifles witch price tag of 97 dollars per rifles in some contracts)
Kurdish fighters with Type-56-2 rifles (version with side folding stock)
Nigerian soldier with Type 56, 2016.
Syrian rebel with modified Type 56, 2016
Iranian policeman with Type 56, during shootout with ISIS
Kurdish fighter in Syria with Type 56, 2018
Type 56 rifles from different model years in arsenal of US Navy SEALs
Type 56 is an Chinese made 7.62x39 assault rifle, it is based on Soviet Type 3 AK and AKM rifles. With 10 million made since 1956 it is very common rifle in the world and can be encountered everywhere, from Syria to Bosnia to Zimbabwe. It can be easily identified from Soviet-made AK, since early models have so called pig-stick bayonet under the handguard, front sights are fully closed with a hood, also furniture can often indicate that rifle is Chinese, later production models have metal side folding stock with very specific shape. Enough talking, now photos.
North Vietnamese fighters with Type 56 rifles, Vietnam war. Type 56 was most common AK type rifles used in Vietnam war.
US soldier with captured Type 56, Vietnam
Chinese special forces fighter with Type 56-1 (version with AKS/AKMS style under folding stock), Sino-Vietnamese war, 1979.
Syrian soldier with Type 56, Gulf war, 1991.
Iraqi soldier with Type 56, 2003.
Afghan soldier with Type 56, 2009.
Nepalese UN soldier with Type 56
Pakistani UN soldiers in Congo, with Type 56 rifles
Afghan policeman with Type 56-1
Ugandan soldier in Somalia with Type 56. Ugandan regular forces use Type 56 as weapon of choice during operation in Somalia, while special forces use AR-15 pattern rifles.
Rebel in Central African Republic with Type 56, those rifles are extremely common in Africa, in fact, i would dare to say more common than Soviet made ones.
Kurdish fighter with Type 56-1, North Iraq, 2014.
Kurdish fighter with Type 56-1, fighter next to him is armed with AKMS, you can clearly see the differences and the fact that Chinese rifles are much more cheap-looking next to Soviet ones, well that's because they are VERY cheap overall (according to some sources china has sold this rifles witch price tag of 97 dollars per rifles in some contracts)
Kurdish fighters with Type-56-2 rifles (version with side folding stock)
Nigerian soldier with Type 56, 2016.
Syrian rebel with modified Type 56, 2016
Iranian policeman with Type 56, during shootout with ISIS
Kurdish fighter in Syria with Type 56, 2018
Type 56 rifles from different model years in arsenal of US Navy SEALs
