Videos tagged with Type 81

This YouTube video aims to highlight the top 5 Chinese military rifles that viewers should be aware of. Despite a common perception that China is not known for its military prowess, the video asserts that they are capable of producing good rifles, challenging the notion that they solely rely on reverse engineering and imitation. The description references a previous video on Chinese pistols and encourages viewer engagement through likes and subscriptions to reach a milestone.

This video showcases the Type 81, a Chinese light machine gun that draws inspiration from both the AK and SKS platforms. Presented as a rare find in the US, the review highlights its unique hybrid design. The description also includes shout-outs to sponsors like We The People Holsters and SDI, as well as links to merchandise and the creator's second YouTube channel.

This video features a brother's experience with Chinese Type 81 rifles before a potential ban in Canada. The content highlights plinking activities with these firearms. The description explicitly mentions the Type 81, its Chinese origin, and Norinco as the manufacturer. It also draws comparisons to the AK-74 and AKM platforms, indicating a focus on these rifle families.

This video documents the initial break-in period of a Type 81 SR rifle, covering the first 30 rounds fired. It highlights the firearm's performance and offers a glimpse into its operation. The content is geared towards firearm enthusiasts, particularly those interested in this specific rifle or similar platforms.

This YouTube video focuses on plinking and reload practice with a Chinese Type 81 rifle. The description highlights the rifle's Chinese origin and its caliber, 7.62x39mm, and includes relevant hashtags related to gun collections, reviews, and the AK platform. The content appears to be a straightforward demonstration of using the firearm and practicing reloading techniques.

This video provides an update on the Chinese Type 81 rifle after the first 200 rounds have been fired. It appears to be a range test or review, covering aspects of the rifle's performance and reliability. The content is targeted towards firearm enthusiasts interested in this specific model and its capabilities.

This video features a first-person perspective (POV) of target practice with a Type 81 rifle. The description highlights the gun and mentions it in the context of a gun collection and review, suggesting it might be a Norinco variant. The use of #asmr implies a focus on the sounds of shooting. The video appears to be a short-form content piece showcasing the experience of shooting this particular rifle.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of a brand new Chinese Type 81 rifle, described by the creator as the "Canadian AK47." The video aims to showcase the firearm to viewers interested in gun collections, reviews, and military-style rifles. It leverages popular hashtags to reach a wider audience within the firearms community.

This video provides an overview of China's Type 81 LMG, often referred to as China's RPK. It details the firearm's specifications, including its caliber (7.62x39), action (Short Stroke Gas Piston), and other features. The content creator also promotes their social media presence on Instagram, Patreon, and Facebook, as well as affiliate links for Bolt Action Coffee and Olight products. The video emphasizes legal firearm possession and adherence to local laws.

This YouTube video provides a full field strip and disassembly of the Type 81 LMG. It is part of the "GunOfTheWeek" series and is hosted by "Arm&Gun". The creator encourages viewers to follow them on Instagram, Patreon, and Facebook for additional content and giveaways. Links are provided for supporting the channel through affiliate purchases of Bolt Action Coffee and Olight products, with discount codes available. The video emphasizes adherence to local laws and legal possession of firearms.

This TFBTV video features a shooting and review of the exceptionally rare Chinese Type 81 EM356 variant, intended for the US commercial market but banned from import. The presenter highlights that the Type 81 is a unique Chinese design, not a copy of other well-known rifles like the AK or SKS. Chambered in 7.62x39mm, the Type 81 has served the People's Liberation Army since 1981. The video showcases the rifle in action, emphasizing its distinctiveness and the limited opportunity to acquire it in the US.

This TFBTV video provides a rare look at the Chinese Type 81 rifle, a firearm that blends features from the AK, SKS, and Dragunov. The video highlights its rarity in the US and focuses on a specific variant, the EM356, chambered in 5.56mm and manufactured exclusively for the American market. It includes a link to a detailed article by Tim Yan on Red Star Arms and thanks Ventura Munitions for their support. The video also promotes the TFBTV Patreon page.