QBZ-95

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The QBZ-95 is the service rifle of the Neo Liberation Army, inherited from the pre-Human-Vannai War PLA. First introduced to the world during the 1997 sovereignty transfer of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China, the weapon was a fresh design built from the ground up to represent the modernity of the Chinese military by moving away from the Soviet-derived Type 56s, Type 63 and Type 81 rifles and fielding something instead unique to China. To this end, the weapon uses polymers and a bullpup design commonly seen throughout Europe, as well as a unique 5.8mm cartridge developed in 1987. An improved version, the QBZ-95-1, entered service in 2010 first with the Hong Kong garrison, Chinese special forces, and in limited numbers with other units before the war.
As a service rifle, the QBZ-95 is ubiquitous throughout China, and is manufactured and used by both the NLA and Huang Kingdom. Almost every faction involved in the China War other than the Expeditionary Forces used the QBZ-95 and its variants. 
Intended as a family of weapons in a similar vein to the British SA80, the QBZ-95 has several variants - a carbine version, a light support weapon variant, and export variants compatible with NATO standard ammunition. 
==OaTs Stats==
QBZ-95 	QBZ-95 	QBZ-95 	QBZ-95
Caliber 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5) 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5) 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5)
Magazine 	30 	30 	30
Upgrade Points 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel
Range Increment 	85' 	85' 	85'
Rate of Fire 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F)
Size 	Large 	Large 	Large
Weight 	7.2 	7.2 	7.2
Wealth Point Cost	40 	40 	40
Error Range 	0% 	0% 	0%
Standard Features	Permanent fixed stock, bayonet lug. Uses QBZ magazines.	Permanent fixed stock, bayonet lug. Uses QBZ magazines.	Permanent fixed stock, bayonet lug. Uses QBZ magazines.
|-|QBZ-95B=
A somewhat rare variant issued only to naval and special forces. The weapon's compact size makes it useful for close quarters combat, but it trades this for the ability to use a bayonet or grenade launcher. Like with it's parent weapon, an improved QBZ-95B-1 variant also exists.
==OaTs Stats==
QBZ-95B 	QBZ-95B 	QBZ-95B 	QBZ-95B
Caliber 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5) 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5) 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5)
Magazine 	30 	30 	30
Upgrade Points 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel
Range Increment 	75' 	75' 	75'
Rate of Fire 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F)
Size 	Large 	Large 	Large
Weight 	6.4 	6.4 	6.4
Wealth Point Cost	40 	40 	40
Error Range 	0% 	0% 	0%
Standard Features	Permanent fixed stock. Uses QBZ magazines.	Permanent fixed stock. Uses QBZ magazines.	Permanent fixed stock. Uses QBZ magazines.
|-|QBB-95 LSW=
This variant adds a bipod and a longer, heavier barrel. The QBB-95 is not compatible with belt feeds as is commonly the case with western SAWs. Instead, the weapon is issued with 80-round drum magazines, and is compatible with standard QBZ magazines as well should these run out. Like with it's parent weapon, an improved QBB-95-1 variant also exists.
==OaTs Stats==
QBZ-95 	QBZ-95 	QBZ-95 	QBZ-95
Caliber 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5) 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5) 	5.8×42mm (5d4 / -5)
Magazine 	30 	30 	30
Upgrade Points 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel 	Frame, Barrel
Range Increment 	85' 	85' 	85'
Rate of Fire 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F) 	SL / Auto (F)
Size 	Large 	Large 	Large
Weight 	7.2 	7.2 	7.2
Wealth Point Cost	40 	40 	40
Error Range 	0% 	0% 	0%
Standard Features	Permanent fixed stock, bayonet lug. Uses QBZ magazines.	Permanent fixed stock, bayonet lug. Uses QBZ magazines.	Permanent fixed stock, bayonet lug. Uses QBZ magazines.
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Category:PACYOA: TE
Category:Firearms
Category:China
Category:Neo Liberation Army
Category:Huang