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Chinese 9 mm pistol From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The HD66[1] is a Chinese pistol accessory which allows an operator to fire at targets around a corner without being exposed to return fire[2].
History
The HD66 was first introduced in May 2009[3] at the 4th China Police Expo held in Beijing. It is co-developed by Chongqing Changfeng Machinery Co Ltd[4] and Shanghai Sea Shield Technologies Company.
According to Qing Shanseng, chief designer of the HD-66 and CF-06, both systems are indigenous and were not done based on the CornerShot[3].
Design
The HD66 weapon system is comparable to the better known CornerShot system.
Components
- QSZ-92 pistol
- Fire module
- Double safety part
- CCD module
- Video processing module
- Ocular displaying module
- Illuminating module
- Weapon correction system
- Radio signal transmitting/receiving module
- Supply power
Specifications
Caliber | 9 mm |
Speed | 350 m/s |
Effective range | 50 m |
Weight | 4.8 kg |
Length | 800mm |
Width | 70mm |
Height | 110mm |
Battery Life | 2 hours |
Comparison vs Cornershot
- HD 66 has an improved pistol mounting method than Cornershot’s 2 pressing plates to provide a higher shooting accuracy.
- HD 66 has a better man-machine interface
- Software weapon correction to replace mechanical aim point adjustment.
- The signal transmitting/receiving system can help to organize coordinated attack to provide a greater firepower.
- Ocular displaying scope conceal the shooter better than Cornershot’s LCD display
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Similar weapons
CF06
Developed and unveiled alongside the HD-66.
CS/LW9
Developed by the China Ordnance Industry Research Institute in 2005 in an attempt to do a similar system to the Israeli-made Cornershot.
The CS/LW9 has a handle at the bottom that can be used to turn the LW9 to the left or right. Aside from the QSZ-92, the LW9 may also be fitted with the Norinco NP22/34, Chinese-produced SIG Sauer P226 and P228 pistols.[5]
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