QCQ05 (1th pic)
This sub-machinegun is the PLA’s stock lightweight automatic CQB weapon, a variant of the QCW05 that removes the suppressor (silencer). It has a medium fire rate of 400 rounds per minute using the Chinese 5.8mm armour-piercing round. Due to its bullpup design with the gun’s action behind the trigger it has a shorter overall length than standard assault rifles whilst maintaining the same barrel length, providing better manoeuvrability in confined spaces.

QW-2 (2th pic)
The QW-2 Vanguard 2 is the PLA’s shoulder launched portable surface-to-air missile. The QW-2 has a minimum operating altitude of 10m and an operation range of 6km combined with a flight ceiling of 3km. It uses a dual-band passive infrared (IR) seeker with strong resistance to heat flares and background heat sources, making it one of the most effect portable anti-missiles in use today.

QSZ92 (3th pic)
The QSZ92 is the standard issue service pistol of the PLA designed by Norinco. This side arm uses a 9mm round and has a short effective range. It is an ideal backup weapon for tight confined spaces with its light weight making it very manoeuvrable and easy to handle.

M2000 (4th pic)
Shotguns are an uncommon weapon in the PLA though a few units carry the M2000 whilst in Tajikistan. This is a weapon chosen for its close effective range making it ideal for CQB engagements. Its effect range falls off dramatically however and it should only be employed for CQB fighting.

QBB95 (5th pic)
The QBB95 is the light machinegun employed by the PLA as their Squad Automatic Weapon. The bullpup design like most PLA weapons allows for a shorter and more manoeuvrable weapon without sacrificing barrel length or accuracy. However the design does limited the size of the clip in the drum magazine to 70 rounds of 5.8mm ammunition.

QBU88 (6th pic)
The QBU88 is the weapon of choice for marksmen in the PLA. Much like many of the other weapons produced for the PLA, it uses a bullpup design which makes it lighter and more manoeuvrable but provides the PLA with a weapon that has greater accuracy over longer distances. Unlike most marksman rifles the QBU88 uses the standard Chinese 5.8mm round, trading stopping power for reduced weight and compatibility with other PLA rifles.

QBZ03 (7th pic)
The QBZ03 is a modern assault rifle employed by the PLA forces and seen as a possible replacement for soldiers who have problems with the bullpup design of the QBZ95. It has a more traditional layout and magazine placement in line with previous weapons used by the PLA such as the Type-56 and Type-81 assault rifles. The weapon has 3 fire modes, single shot, 3 round burst and full auto (700 rpm).

PF-98 (8th pic)
The PF98 Queen Bee is a portable unguided anti-armour weapon used by the PLA, fired from either a tripod or shoulder position. The PLA use this predominantly against soft and light armoured vehicles and is capable of piercing heavy armour using a 120mm HEAT projectile.

QBZ95 (last pic)
The QBZ95 is the PLA’s stock assault rifle and has a medium range using the standard Chinese 5.8mm round. The weapon has a bullpup design making it lighter and more manoeuvrable than standard assault rifles, which helps increase stability without sacrificing accuracy over longer distances. The QBZ95 can be fitted with the Type-91 underslung grenade launcher as well as several sights and scopes that help improve its accuracy.