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Type56 Carbine " I have Recoil "

Type 56 carbine (1956–1980s): The earliest Type 56 carbines were assembled under the supervision of Soviet technicians, using parts and materials imported from the Soviet Union. Thereafter, minor tweaks were made from the original Soviet design, namely the transition to domestic carbon steel in production as opposed to the Soviet-specified nickel-chrome alloy steel Early Type 56 carbines had blade bayonets, while those in later production had spike bayonets. Chinese production also introduced a larger proportion of stamped as opposed to machined parts, and the addition of a pressed and pinned barrel
Stamped receiver Type 56: In 1970 and 1971, China produced a small number of Type 56 carbines with experimental stamped sheet metal receivers as a cost and weight saving measure. About 12,000 were manufactured before the program was canceled.
Fiberglass stock Type 56: During the 1960s, China produced a number of Type 56 carbines with fiberglass stocks, known colloquially in Western literature as "Vietnam stocks" or "jungle stocks" These were originally designed for export to North Vietnam and the Viet Cong, due to complaints about wooden stocks rotting or attracting termites while being cached in the tropical environment

Specification
" Replaces HuntingRifle "
medium-high Recoil
Damage 69 ( 7.62x39mm )
through 3
through Damage 49
Feed system 30 Round
600 RPM

Source
Model + Sound + UI
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