Caliber: 7.92*57mm
Overall length: 1110mm
Total weight: 4.08kg (excluding bayonet)
Barrel length: 600mm
Initial velocity: 853 m/s
Automatic mode: Rotate and then pull the firing mechanism.
Loading method: 5-round internal magazine compartment
This gun is also a replica of the Mauser rifle. Compared to the Mauser rifle, its trigger mechanism has been simplified, but it can be interchanged with the trigger mechanism of the Liaozai Thirteen Model rifle. The 77 Model rifle was produced by the Zhejiang Iron Works, which was founded by Huang Shaohong, the governor of Zhejiang Province. At the beginning of the design, it was based on some machines and workers evacuated from Hangzhou. In January 1938, the Zhejiang Iron Works was established in Dagongtou, Lishui, and the factory was located in areas such as Dagongtou, Xiaoshun, Shitang, and Yuxi. In March 1941, the Zhejiang Iron Works was taken over by the Military and Administrative Department and became part of the central government. In May 1942, due to the pressure from the Japanese army, the Zhejiang Iron Works moved to Nanping County, Fujian Province. The total production was approximately 3-4 thousand rifles. Most of the steel was from the dismantled railway tracks of the Shanghai-Hangzhou Railway. It was mainly used by local self-defense teams.
Although these were Chinese weapons, since their armories were among the earliest areas to fall under Japanese control, most of them ended up in the hands of the Japanese, while a portion were taken along with the Chinese army as they retreated.
It can be sent to Chinese people, and it can also be sent to Japanese people.
It can be said that it is almost no different from the German 98K rifle.
However, due to the scarcity of resources, it did not come with a bayonet. After the Japanese obtained it, they modified it and installed Japanese bayonets on it.
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