Some excerpts from the article:
*Unlike the armies of the West, the PLA still sees value in submachine guns.
*One possible explanation [for designing their own 5.8-millimeter bullets] is that, like the Soviet Union, China did not want foreign ammunition to be able to be fired from their weapons.
*The seeming need for all of China’s modern small arms to use one of many types of 5.8-millimeter ammunition is a mystery. [it can cause logistical problems during battle]
*Perhaps most importantly, it is chambered for an improved bullet, the DBP-10, which compares favorably to the U.S. Army’s M855 round, particularly at longer distances.
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