Modern equipment of the People's Liberation Army Ground Force

Modern equipment of the People's Liberation Army Ground Force is a list of military equipment currently in service with the People's Liberation Army Ground Force.

Infantry equipment

Pistols

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
QX-04	Semi-automatic pistol	Multi-Caliber	People's Republic of China
QSW-06	Silenced pistol	5.8x21mm DCV05 or 5.8×21mm DAP92	People's Republic of China		20-round magazine. Used by the Special Forces. Replaced the Type 67.
QSZ-92	Semi-automatic pistol	5.8×21mm DAP92 or 9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		15 or 20-round magazines.
LP5	Semi-automatic pistol	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		Designated for military officers. Limited service
CF-07	Semi-automatic pistol	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		Designated for military officers. Limited service.
QSZ-11	Semi-automatic pistol	5.8×22mm DAP92	People's Republic of China		Designated for military officers. Limited service.
Type 84[1]	Semi-automatic pistol	5.8×21mm DAP92	People's Republic of China		Designated for military officers. Limited service.
Type 77	Semi-automatic pistol	7.62×17mm Type 64	People's Republic of China		7-round magazine. Limited service.

Retired pistols

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
Type 54	Semi-automatic pistol	7.62×25mm Type 51	People's Republic of China		Based on Tokarev TT-33.
Type 59	Semi-automatic pistol	9×18mm Makarov	People's Republic of China		Based on the Makarov PM.
Type 80	Semi-automatic pistol	5.8×21mm DAP92	People's Republic of China		Designated for military officers. Limited service.
Type 67	Silenced pistol	7.62×17mm Type 64	People's Republic of China		Used by Special Forces.
Type 64	Semi-automatic pistol	7.62×17mm Type 64	People's Republic of China

Submachine Guns

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
CS/LS6	Sub-machine gun	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		50-round magazine. Used by Special Forces. Limited service.
CS/LS5	Sub-machine gun	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine. Used by Special Forces. Limited service.
CS/LS3	Sub-machine gun	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		50-round magazine. Limited service.
CS/LS2	Sub-machine gun	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine. Commercial version of QCQ-05, also known as JS 9mm
QCQ-05	Silenced sub-machine gun	5.8×21mm DAP92	People's Republic of China		50-round magazine. Silencer is detachable.
Type 85	Sub-machine gun	7.62×25mm Type 51	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine. It is an upgraded Type 79. Limited service.
Type 82	Sub-machine gun	7.62×25mm Type 51	People's Republic of China		15 or 25-round magazine. It is an upgraded Type 79. Limited service in the Special Forces.
Type 79	Sub-machine gun	7.62×25mm Type 51	People's Republic of China		20-round magazine. Limited service.
Type 64	Silenced sub-machine gun	7.62×25mm Type 51	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine. Has an internal silencer. Limited service in the Special Forces.

Rifles

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
QBZ-95	Bullpup rifle	5.8×42mm DBP87	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine or 80-round drum magazine. Standard service rifle.
QBZ-03	Assault rifle	5.8×42mm DBP87	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine. Serving only with the second line PLAGF units.
Type 56	Assault rifle	7.62×39mm M43	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine. Serving in the Militia and Reserve Forces. Based on the AK-47.
Type 81	Assault rifle	7.62×39mm M43	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine or 75-round drum magazine. It is in service only in Reserve Forces. Based on elements from the Dragunov, SKS, and AK-47 series rifles.

Carbines

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
Type 56 carbine	Semi-automatic carbine	7.62×39mm M43	People's Republic of China		10-round internal magazine. Serving only in Militia Forces, and in use as the ceremonial rifle. Based on the SKS.

Objective Individual Combat Weapon

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
ZH-05	Objective Individual Combat Weapon	5.8x42 / 20mm airbust grenade	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine and 1-round 20mm grenade launcher. An equivalent to the American XM29 OICW.[2] It is a variant of the QBZ-03 assault rifle.[3]

Nonlinear Line Of Sight Weapons

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
HD-66[4]	Nonlinear Line Of Sight Weapons	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		It uses the QSZ-92 as the main pistol, and is an equivalent to the Israeli CornerShot.
CF-06[4]	Nonlinear Line Of Sight Weapons	9×19mm Parabellum	People's Republic of China		It uses the QSZ-92 as the main pistol, and is an equivalent to the Israeli CornerShot.

Machine guns

Name	Type	Cartridge	Origin	Photo	Notes
Type 67	General-purpose machine gun	7.62×54mmR	People's Republic of China		100-round magazine or 250-round belt. Replaced the Type 53 (SG-43) and Type 57 (SGM) general purpose machine guns. Based on the PK.
Type 80/86	General-purpose machine gun	7.62×54mmR	People's Republic of China		100, 200 or 250-round magazines. Based on the PKMS.
CQ 7.62mm[5]	General-purpose machine gun	7.62×51mm NATO	People's Republic of China		Belt-fed.
Type 81	Light machine gun	7.62×39mm M43	People's Republic of China		75-round drum magazine. Light purpose machine gun variant of the Type 81 assault rifle.
QJY-88	Light machine gun	5.8×42mm DBP87	People's Republic of China		100, 200-round magazine or belt. Replaced the Type 67 general purpose machine gun.
QBB-95	Bullpup light machine gun	5.8×42mm DBP87	People's Republic of China		30-round magazine or 75-round drum magazine. Standard service light support weapon variant of the QBZ-95.

Heavy machine guns

• QJG-06
• CS/LM6 - 12.7 mm^[6]
• QJG-02 - 14.5 mm^[7]
• W95 - 12.7 mm^[8]
• QJG-05 - 12.7 mm
• QJZ-89 - 12.7 mm^[9]
• QJC-88 - 12.7 mm^[10]
• W77 - 12.7 mm^[11]
• W85 - 12.7 mm^[12]
• Type 85 - 12.7×108mm^[13]
• Type 77 - 12.7×108mm^[14]

Multi-barrel Machine Guns

• Hua Qing Minigun - 7.62 mm
• CS/LM5 - 12.7 mm
• CS/LM12 - 7.62mm

Sniper rifles

Anti-personnel rifles

• CN500 - 7.62 mm
• CS/LR4 - 5.8mm rifle^[15]
• FY-JS - 5.8mm rifle
• CS/LR3 - 5.8mm rifle
• CS/LR19 - 7.62mm
• JS 7.62 - Serving only in Police Sniper Division
• QBU-88 - Standard service designated marksmen rifle
• Type 85 - Upgraded Type 79
• Type 79 - Standard service designated marksmen rifle Dragunov SVD

Anti-material rifles

• QBU-10 - Anti-material sniper rifle^[16]
• NSG-127 - 12.7 mm
• CS/LR5 - 12.7 mm^[17]
• LR2 - 12.7mm
• AMR-2 - Anti-material sniper rifle
• NSG50 - 12.7 mm
• LR2A - 12.7 mm^[18] Anti-armor sniper rifle
• M06 - Anti-material sniper rifle^[19]
• M99 - Anti-material sniper rifle^[20]
• W-03 - Anti-material sniper rifle
• JS 12.7 - Anti-material sniper rifle
• JS 05 - Anti-material sniper rifle

Shoulder fired weapons

• HJ-12
• DZJ-08 - LAW^[21]
• PF-98 - 120 mm Anti-tank rocket launcher
• PF-97 - 80 mm fuel air explosive rocket launcher
• PF-89 - 2 × 62 mm Rocket launcher
• FHJ-84 - 80 mm Lightweight Anti-tank rocket launcher, replacing the Type 69-1 RPG
• Type 98
• Type 78
• Type 65
• Type 79
• Type 70 - 62 mm^[22]
• Type 69 RPG - 40 mm RPG launcher, derivative of RPG-7
• Type 56 RPG
• Type 65^[23]
• Type 52^[23]
• Type 36^[23]
• Type 91 grenade launcher

Automatic/semi-automatic grenade launchers

• LG6
• LG5
• LG4
• LG3
• QLB-06
• QLZ-04
• QLZ-87
• Type 87

Under-barrel grenade launchers

• LG2
• LG1
• QLG-91B
• QLT-80
• QLT-89
• Type 91

Hand grenades

• WY-91
• JYS-1
• JYB-1
• JYD-1
• SC-2 - lachrymatory/smoke
• SC-2 - lachrymatory
• Type 86
• Type 82-2
• Type 79 - rocket-propelled
• Type 79
• Type 77-1
• Type 73
• Type 67
• Type 59
• Type 42
• Type 3
• Type 1

Mortars

• Type 93 - 60 mm
• Type 90 - 60 mm
• Type 84 - 82 mm
• Type 87 - 82 mm
• W-99 - 82 mm
• Type 80 - 100 mm
• Type 89 - 100 mm
• Type 86 - 120 mm
• WX-90 - 60 mm
• WW-90-60M - 60 mm
• WW-90-60L - 60 mm
• W-91 - 81 mm
• W-87 - 81 mm
• Type 71 - 100 mm
• Type 83 - 60 mm
• Type 67 - 82 mm
• Type 64 - 120 mm
• Type 63 - 60 mm
• Type 56 - 160 mm
• Type 55 - 120 mm
• Type 53 - 82 mm

Flamethrowers

• Type 74
• Type 58

Anti-aircraft guns

• QJC-88 - 12.7 mm^[10]
• W77 - 12.7 mm^[11]
• QJG-02 - 14.5 mm
• QJZ-89 - 12.7 mm
• Type 85 - 12.7 mm
• Type 80 - 14.5 mm
• Type 77 - 12.7 mm
• Type 75 - 14.5 mm
• Type 59 - 12.7 mm
• Type 58 - 2 × 14.5 mm
• Type 54 - 12.7 mm

Anti-tank rockets and missiles

• CM-501G
• AFT-10
• PA02-MA
• PA01-GA
• HJ-12
• TS-01
• HJ-11
• HJ-9
• HJ-8
• HJ-73
• DZJ-08
• PF-98
• PF-97
• PF-89
• FHJ-84
• Type 79
• Type 78
• Type 70 ^[24]
• Type 69
• Type 65
• Type 52
• Type 36

Vehicles

Tanks

Name	Type	Quantity	Origin	Photo	Notes
Type 99/A/A2	Main battle tank	Type 99: 496[25] Type 99A: 124[25]	People's Republic of China		16 battalions of Type 99, 4 battalions of Type 99A as of December 2015.[25]
Type 96/A	Main battle tank	Type 96: 961[26] Type 96A: 1,116[26]	People's Republic of China		31 battalions of Type 96 and 36 battalions of Type 96A as of December 2015.[26]
Type 79	Main battle tank	300 (2012)[27]	People's Republic of China		It is used by Reserve Forces and training units.
Type 59/-I/-II/-IIA/D/G	Main battle tank	Type 59/Type 59-I: 1300[28] Type 59-II: 510[28] Type 59D: 550[28]	People's Republic of China		One of the first Chinese battle tanks in PLA service.[29] 36 battalions of Type 59/Type 59-I, 16 battalions of Type 59-II, 17 battalions of Type 59D, with a total of 2,360 units in service in December 2015.[28] Based on the T-55.
ZTD-05	Amphibious light tank		People's Republic of China
Type 63/A	Amphibious light tank	Type 63/-I/-II: 500+[29] Type 63A/A-I/A-II (2012): 300+[30]	People's Republic of China		Based on the PT-76.

Retired tanks

Name	Type	Quantity	Origin	Photo	Notes
Type 85/-III	Main battle tank		People's Republic of China		It is no longer in service as of 2012.[27]
Type 80	Main battle tank		People's Republic of China		It is no longer in service as of 2012.[27]
Type 69/-II	Main battle tank		People's Republic of China		It is no longer in service as of 2012.[27] Based on the T-62.

Infantry fighting vehicles

ZBD2000

ZBD-97

Type 90

Type 89

Type 86

Type 85

• ZBD-08
• ZBD2000 – amphibious infantry fighting vehicle
• ZLC2000 – airborne infantry fighting vehicle
• ZBD-97 – infantry fighting vehicle
• ZBL09
• 07PD
• 13P
• ZSL-93 ^[31]
• CS/VN3C
• Type 90/92A/ZSL-92A – upgraded versions of Type 92 amphibious IFV
• Type 92/ZSL-92 – amphibious IFV; 6×6 and 8×8 variants in service (1,000 In Service)
• Type 90 – IFV
• Type 91 IFV – Powered by the 360 hp engine and has a longer chassis with 6 roadwheels either side. It is fitted with a 2-man turret. The turret can be armed with an automatic gun of calibre 23, 25 or 30 mm.
• YW307 – infantry fighting vehicle^[32]
• YW309 – infantry fighting vehicle
• Type 89 – IFV
• Type 86/WZ 501/WZ 501A/WZ 503/WZ 504 – copy of Russian BMP-1 (~1,000)

Armored personnel carriers

• VP10
• ZBL09
• CS/VNBC
• 13P
• 07P
• Type 90 – Armored personnel carrier
• ZSL-93 – Armored Personnel Carrier
• ZSL-92 – Armored Personnel Carrier
  

  Type 63
• 8M^[33] - Wheeled mine resistant, ambush protected vehicle jointly developed by Norinco and South African firm EWI2 for China,^[34] first revealed in mid-2012.^[35]
• CS/VP4^[36] - Wheeled mine resistant, ambush protected vehicle developed by Poly Technologies based on Caprivi Mk 1 MRAP of South African firm Mobile Land Systems (MLS).,^[37][38] first revealed in the 9th Zhuhai Airshow in November 2012.^[39][40] Poly Technologies imported eleven Caprivi Mk 1 vehicles from MLS with technologies in the beginning of November 2010,^[41][42][42] and CS/VP4 is the Chinese development of Caprivi.^[43][44]
• CS/VP3^[45] - Wheeled mine resistant, ambush protected vehicle developed by Poly Technologies^[46] as a lighter 4×4 version of heavier 8×8 CS/VP4 mentioned above.^[47]
• Type 89 – Armored Personnel Carrier (In Service-Main)
• YW309 – Armored personnel carrier
• Type 85 – Armored Fighting Vehicle
• Type 81 – Armored personnel carrier ^[48]
• Type 77 – Amphibious Armored Personnel Carrier (In Service)
• Type 63 – Armored Personnel Carrier (In Service)

Armored cars

• ZFB08
• ZFB05
• VN3
• QL550
• CS/VNBC

ATGM carriers

• SW1^[49]
• ZBD-08
• 07PD
• ZBD2000
• WZ551
• Type 89
• WZ504
• ZSL02 ^[50]
• Type 63

Rocket artillery

• SY400 - strategic MLRS, first unveiled at the 2008 Zhuhai Airshow ^[51]
• SY300 – strategic MLRS, first unveiled at the 2008 Zhuhai Airshow ^[51]
• SR-5
• WS-3^[49]
• WS-2
• WS-1 and WS-1B – an 8 and 4 tube 320 mm multiple launch rocket system by Sichuan Aerospace Industry Corporation (SCAIC, also known as Base 062)
• WS-6
• WS-15
• WS-22
• WS-32
• WS-33
• WS-35
• WS-43
• WS-63
• WS-64
• PHL03 - 300 mm
• SR-5 - 300 mm
• A-200 - 300 mm
• A-200 - 300 mm
• A-100 MRL – 10 tube 300 mm Multiple Rocket Launcher System
• AR3 – 300 mm
• AR1A – 300 mm ^[52]
• AR2 – 300 mm ^[52]
• PR50 - 122 mm
• SR-4 - 122 mm
• WM-80 – 273 mm Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems
• WM-40 – 273 mm
• PHZ89 – 40×122 mm
• Type 90 – 30×130 mm
• Type 85/YW 306 a 23 mm rocket artillery guns (copy of Russian ZU-23-2) on a YW 531H chassis and Type 82 artillery (on a Yanan SX250 6×6 truck) – 30 tube 130 mm multiple rocket launcher replacing the 19 tube 130 mm multiple rocket launcher of the Type 70 (on a YW 531C) and Type 63 (on a 4×4 truck)
• Type 90 – 40 × 122 mm rockets
• Type 81 – 40 × 122 mm rockets
• Type 82 – 30 × 130 mm rockets
• Type 82 – 130 × 130 mm rockets
• Type 70 – 122 mm
• Type 762 – 284 mm
• Type 74 – 284 mm
• Type 70 – 19 × 130 mm
• Type 65 – rocket system ^[53]
• Type 63 – 130 mm
• Type 63 – 107 mm

Gun artillery

Self-propelled

PLZ-05

PLZ-45

PLZ-07

• PLZ-04 – 54 calibre
• PLZ-05 – 155 mm self-propelled howitzer
• PLZ-52 – 155 mm
• PLZ-45 – 155 mm self-propelled howitzer
• PLZ-07 – 122 mm self-propelled howitzer
• PLZ-89 (Type 89) – amphibious 122 mm self-propelled howitzer replacing the Type 85 (YW 531C chassis) and Type 70 (YW 531B chassis)
• PLL-09 – 122mm
• PLZ-09
• Norinco SH1 – 155 mm
• SH3 – 122 mm
• SH2 – 122 mm
• SP-3 – 122mm SP howitzer
• CS/AH2 - 105mm
• SH-5 – 105 mm self-propelled howitzer
• Type 83 – 152 mm ^[54]
• PLL05 – 120 mm ^[55]
• Type 96 – SP howitzer^[56]
• Type 92 – 122 mm self-propelled
• Type 90 – 122 mm self-propelled
• Type 85 howitzer – 122 mm self-propelled
• W90 – 203 mm self-propelled howitzer
• Type 70 – 122 mm
• Type 70 – self-propelled 122 mm

Towed

• AH4 - 155 mm
• AH2 - 155 mm
• AH1 - 155 mm
• PLL01 – 155 mm
• Type 86 – 152 mm
• Type 83 – 152 mm
• Type 66 – 152 mm
• Type 59 and Type 59-1 – copy of the Soviet M46 130 mm towed field gun
• Type 96 – 122 mm
• Type 86 – 122 mm
• Type 83 – 122 mm
• Type 60 – 122 mm

Trucks

• Taian TA4360 ^[57]
• FAW MV3 ^[58]
• Shaanxi SX2110 ^[59]
• Shaanxi SX2190 ^[60]
• Shaanxi SX2300 ^[61]
• Taian TA5380 ^[62]
• Taian TA5450 ^[63]
• Wanshan WS2300 ^[64]
• Wanshan WS2400 ^[65]
• Wanshan WS2600 ^[66]
• Dongfeng EQ140
• Dongfeng EQ155
• JAC HF140

See also

• People's Liberation Army

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