ANDF / 杏仁豆腐
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趣味の投稿に加えて、自衛隊や火器類の魅力を海外に向けて発信していきます。
無言フォロー、フォローバック失礼します。
In addition to daily mutterings, we will send out information on the charms of Japan's Self-Defense Forces and other topics.
The meaning of the kanji in the name is "apricot bean curd.
無言フォロー、フォローバック失礼します。
In addition to daily mutterings, we will send out information on the charms of Japan's Self-Defense Forces and other topics.
The meaning of the kanji in the name is "apricot bean curd.
I've been out of ideas lately.
And I'll be busy with work, so I might not be able to update.
And I'll be busy with work, so I might not be able to update.
March 16, 2024 at 7:52 PM
I've been out of ideas lately.
And I'll be busy with work, so I might not be able to update.
And I'll be busy with work, so I might not be able to update.
HOWA was going to make an improved version based on the AR180 as the next official rifle, but problems arose, so a new development was made and the Type 89 rifle was created.
Although it is a newly developed rifle, it has many similarities with the AR180 and can be considered a kind of derivative.
Although it is a newly developed rifle, it has many similarities with the AR180 and can be considered a kind of derivative.
March 12, 2024 at 1:51 PM
HOWA was going to make an improved version based on the AR180 as the next official rifle, but problems arose, so a new development was made and the Type 89 rifle was created.
Although it is a newly developed rifle, it has many similarities with the AR180 and can be considered a kind of derivative.
Although it is a newly developed rifle, it has many similarities with the AR180 and can be considered a kind of derivative.
HOWA Kogyo had been producing and exporting the AR180 under license and delivering modified models to the Self-Defense Forces.
Production by HOWA Industries was discontinued when it was discovered that radicals in Northern Ireland were using Japanese-made AR180s.
Production by HOWA Industries was discontinued when it was discovered that radicals in Northern Ireland were using Japanese-made AR180s.
March 12, 2024 at 1:47 PM
HOWA Kogyo had been producing and exporting the AR180 under license and delivering modified models to the Self-Defense Forces.
Production by HOWA Industries was discontinued when it was discovered that radicals in Northern Ireland were using Japanese-made AR180s.
Production by HOWA Industries was discontinued when it was discovered that radicals in Northern Ireland were using Japanese-made AR180s.
Following the Type 64 and Type 89, the Type 20 has a gas regulator. Details are not known, but it is small and stylish.
March 9, 2024 at 7:22 PM
Following the Type 64 and Type 89, the Type 20 has a gas regulator. Details are not known, but it is small and stylish.
There is a Picatinny rail on the top of the handguard and M-rocks on the sides and underside for perfect expandability.
March 9, 2024 at 7:20 PM
There is a Picatinny rail on the top of the handguard and M-rocks on the sides and underside for perfect expandability.
The Type 20 rifle is similar in many areas to the AR15 and SCAR, making it modern and superior for use in Japan's remote island defense applications.
March 9, 2024 at 7:18 PM
The Type 20 rifle is similar in many areas to the AR15 and SCAR, making it modern and superior for use in Japan's remote island defense applications.
The Type 06 rifle grenade has a mechanism that combines a bullet trap and a separate flight system.
All grenades were designed and manufactured in Japan because foreign-made grenades were dangerous due to flying fragments when fired. It also has a self-destruct function in case of malfunction.
All grenades were designed and manufactured in Japan because foreign-made grenades were dangerous due to flying fragments when fired. It also has a self-destruct function in case of malfunction.
March 9, 2024 at 7:10 PM
The Type 06 rifle grenade has a mechanism that combines a bullet trap and a separate flight system.
All grenades were designed and manufactured in Japan because foreign-made grenades were dangerous due to flying fragments when fired. It also has a self-destruct function in case of malfunction.
All grenades were designed and manufactured in Japan because foreign-made grenades were dangerous due to flying fragments when fired. It also has a self-destruct function in case of malfunction.
The left selector, which became standard equipment after the Iraq deployment, has the disadvantage of being poorly positioned and out of reach of the thumb. It is like for left-handed shooters.
A rubber tube is attached to prevent the fixed pin from falling off.
A rubber tube is attached to prevent the fixed pin from falling off.
March 9, 2024 at 6:54 PM
The left selector, which became standard equipment after the Iraq deployment, has the disadvantage of being poorly positioned and out of reach of the thumb. It is like for left-handed shooters.
A rubber tube is attached to prevent the fixed pin from falling off.
A rubber tube is attached to prevent the fixed pin from falling off.
This is a video of the selector operation of the Type 89.
The specifications are the same as those of the real gun, although an airsoft gun is used.
youtu.be/V0vxSQ9h6u4?...
The specifications are the same as those of the real gun, although an airsoft gun is used.
youtu.be/V0vxSQ9h6u4?...
【JSDF】How to operate the selector of Type 89
The SDF trains new members to operate the unique selector in an instant. The semi-auto is particularly difficult.Although the video shows an airsoft gun, it ...
youtu.be
March 9, 2024 at 7:33 AM
This is a video of the selector operation of the Type 89.
The specifications are the same as those of the real gun, although an airsoft gun is used.
youtu.be/V0vxSQ9h6u4?...
The specifications are the same as those of the real gun, although an airsoft gun is used.
youtu.be/V0vxSQ9h6u4?...
The selector on the Type 89 cannot be short-circuited from safety to semi-automatic, which is a drawback.
The right side selector was designed to prevent accidental operation during crawling, but after the deployment to Iraq, it was also equipped with a left side selector.
The right side selector was designed to prevent accidental operation during crawling, but after the deployment to Iraq, it was also equipped with a left side selector.
March 9, 2024 at 5:49 AM
The selector on the Type 89 cannot be short-circuited from safety to semi-automatic, which is a drawback.
The right side selector was designed to prevent accidental operation during crawling, but after the deployment to Iraq, it was also equipped with a left side selector.
The right side selector was designed to prevent accidental operation during crawling, but after the deployment to Iraq, it was also equipped with a left side selector.
Dot sights and casing catchers specifically for Type 89 rifles, etc., will be explained later.
There is not much information available.
There is not much information available.
March 8, 2024 at 7:15 PM
Dot sights and casing catchers specifically for Type 89 rifles, etc., will be explained later.
There is not much information available.
There is not much information available.
The Type 89 rifle has a gas regulator following the Type 64. Gas pressure is determined by the number of holes, and the basic setting is 2. It is screwed in, and if the stage is ignored and tightened to the end, the gas block is completely closed and will not blow back.
The second photo is a replica
The second photo is a replica
March 8, 2024 at 7:13 PM
The Type 89 rifle has a gas regulator following the Type 64. Gas pressure is determined by the number of holes, and the basic setting is 2. It is screwed in, and if the stage is ignored and tightened to the end, the gas block is completely closed and will not blow back.
The second photo is a replica
The second photo is a replica
Unlike the M4, the bolt catch (slide stop) on the Type 89 rifle is raised when the hold is opened and released by pushing down. However, since the bolt release is supposed to be done by operating the bolt handle, this slide stop was not originally designed as a bolt release button.
March 8, 2024 at 1:26 PM
Unlike the M4, the bolt catch (slide stop) on the Type 89 rifle is raised when the hold is opened and released by pushing down. However, since the bolt release is supposed to be done by operating the bolt handle, this slide stop was not originally designed as a bolt release button.
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Gun control in Japan is particularly strict with handguns.
Firearms that have been destroyed as designated by the police can be legally possessed, but handguns are not easily distributed.
As you can see in the picture, it is perfectly destroyed, but now it is much stricter. This is from the old days
Firearms that have been destroyed as designated by the police can be legally possessed, but handguns are not easily distributed.
As you can see in the picture, it is perfectly destroyed, but now it is much stricter. This is from the old days
March 7, 2024 at 7:37 PM
Gun control in Japan is particularly strict with handguns.
Firearms that have been destroyed as designated by the police can be legally possessed, but handguns are not easily distributed.
As you can see in the picture, it is perfectly destroyed, but now it is much stricter. This is from the old days
Firearms that have been destroyed as designated by the police can be legally possessed, but handguns are not easily distributed.
As you can see in the picture, it is perfectly destroyed, but now it is much stricter. This is from the old days
Xと違って知り合いがいないから快適です。
中学から離れた高校に行った感覚に似てる
中学から離れた高校に行った感覚に似てる
March 7, 2024 at 7:01 PM
Xと違って知り合いがいないから快適です。
中学から離れた高校に行った感覚に似てる
中学から離れた高校に行った感覚に似てる
This is a 9mm machine pistol, but the selector and other design features have been changed, and it is a copy not licensed by UZI.
When we interviewed an active SDF officer, he told us that he had not seen any of these in his armory recently.
Most have probably been decommissioned.
When we interviewed an active SDF officer, he told us that he had not seen any of these in his armory recently.
Most have probably been decommissioned.
March 7, 2024 at 6:48 PM
This is a 9mm machine pistol, but the selector and other design features have been changed, and it is a copy not licensed by UZI.
When we interviewed an active SDF officer, he told us that he had not seen any of these in his armory recently.
Most have probably been decommissioned.
When we interviewed an active SDF officer, he told us that he had not seen any of these in his armory recently.
Most have probably been decommissioned.
The SIG P220, adopted under the name of 9mm pistol, is machined unlike the original, so the edges of the corners are sharp and cool. Engraving patterns are available in Ground, Maritime, and Air Self-Defense Force specifications.
Recently replaced by H&K's SFP9, the number is expected to decrease.
Recently replaced by H&K's SFP9, the number is expected to decrease.
March 7, 2024 at 6:39 PM
The SIG P220, adopted under the name of 9mm pistol, is machined unlike the original, so the edges of the corners are sharp and cool. Engraving patterns are available in Ground, Maritime, and Air Self-Defense Force specifications.
Recently replaced by H&K's SFP9, the number is expected to decrease.
Recently replaced by H&K's SFP9, the number is expected to decrease.
The JGSDF "MINIMI" was produced by Sumitomo Heavy Industries under license from FN. Each part of the Japanese-made Self-Defense Force model differs from the original. Sumitomo withdrew from the business and in recent years began importing the latest models from FN.
March 7, 2024 at 6:33 PM
The JGSDF "MINIMI" was produced by Sumitomo Heavy Industries under license from FN. Each part of the Japanese-made Self-Defense Force model differs from the original. Sumitomo withdrew from the business and in recent years began importing the latest models from FN.
If the Type 89 and Type 20, which are prohibited by Japanese law from being exported or sold to the general public, were to be exported overseas for civilian use, would you buy one?
Of course, it would not happen as it is now, and even if it did, it would be very expensive.
Of course, it would not happen as it is now, and even if it did, it would be very expensive.
March 7, 2024 at 6:20 PM
If the Type 89 and Type 20, which are prohibited by Japanese law from being exported or sold to the general public, were to be exported overseas for civilian use, would you buy one?
Of course, it would not happen as it is now, and even if it did, it would be very expensive.
Of course, it would not happen as it is now, and even if it did, it would be very expensive.
The Type 20 is the latest rifle from the Japan Self-Defense Forces, and has won comparison trials with the FN-SCAR and HK416, making it as modern as any gun in the world.
It is designed with remote island defense in mind, making it easy for seawater and other liquids to escape, and rust-resistant.
It is designed with remote island defense in mind, making it easy for seawater and other liquids to escape, and rust-resistant.
March 7, 2024 at 6:09 PM
The Type 20 is the latest rifle from the Japan Self-Defense Forces, and has won comparison trials with the FN-SCAR and HK416, making it as modern as any gun in the world.
It is designed with remote island defense in mind, making it easy for seawater and other liquids to escape, and rust-resistant.
It is designed with remote island defense in mind, making it easy for seawater and other liquids to escape, and rust-resistant.
Is there anything you would like to know about the Type 89 rifle used by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces?
March 6, 2024 at 7:30 PM
Is there anything you would like to know about the Type 89 rifle used by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces?
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's Sandbag Construction is Battlefield Art.
There are more pictures in the reply section.
There are more pictures in the reply section.
March 6, 2024 at 5:06 PM
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's Sandbag Construction is Battlefield Art.
There are more pictures in the reply section.
There are more pictures in the reply section.
Comparison of military organizations of different countries in the way sandbags are stacked
Russian Armed Forces
Polish Armed Forces (Navy)
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
U.S. Armed Forces
Russian Armed Forces
Polish Armed Forces (Navy)
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
U.S. Armed Forces
March 6, 2024 at 5:04 PM
Comparison of military organizations of different countries in the way sandbags are stacked
Russian Armed Forces
Polish Armed Forces (Navy)
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
U.S. Armed Forces
Russian Armed Forces
Polish Armed Forces (Navy)
Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
U.S. Armed Forces