This YouTube video provides an analysis of the Type 79 SMG, a Chinese submachine gun, with the title suggesting a comparison to the MP7. The description confirms the focus on the Type 79, PRC (People's Republic of China), China, PLA (People's Liberation Army), and SMG/Submachine Gun categories. It's presented by Forgotten Weapons, implying an in-depth look at a specific firearm model.
This video delves into the history and characteristics of Chinese SVD variants, specifically the Type 79 and Type 85 rifles, often referred to as the "Red Dragon SVD." The description links the rifle's origins and development to geopolitical events and military aid, mentioning the Korean War, the Sino-Soviet conflict, and the Sino-Vietnamese War. It also speculates on the influence of Nikita Khrushchev in facilitating China's access to SVD technology. The content aims to provide a historical overview of these specific Chinese sniper rifles.
This video provides a detailed comparison of three distinct SVD Dragunov rifle variations: a Soviet military-issue SVD, a Russian commercial Tiger SVD, and a Chinese commercial NDM-86 chambered in 7.62 NATO. The presenter highlights the historical context of the SVD's development as a replacement for the SVT-40 and its enduring popularity in the US. While noting negligible differences in shooting and handling, the video focuses on specific internal and external components that differentiate these models, including the firing pin, gas regulator, trigger mechanism, bolt machining, mainspring, top cover, and receiver cuts. The aim is to visually showcase these variations for viewers.
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