The QTS-11, officially the Type 11 Integrated Combat System and later also designated QDS-121, is a Chinese dual-barrel weapon combining a 20mm airburst grenade launcher as its primary armament with a 5.8mm QBZ-03 assault rifle as a secondary weapon. Built by Norinco beginning in 2011, it entered service with the People's Liberation Army in 2015, first issued to special operations units. Weighing between 5 and 7 kilograms and about 93 centimeters long, it carries an electronic fire control system with a laser rangefinder that lets the operator program a grenade to detonate at a set distance.
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The Type 11 (Chinese: 11式单兵综合作战系统; pinyin: 11 Shì dānbīng zònghé zuòzhàn xìtǒng; lit. 'Type 11 individual integrated combat system'), designated as QTS-11, is an air burst grenade launcher integrated with the QBZ-03 assault rifle in service with the Chinese military since 2015.
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Dual barrel integrated Airburst grenade launcher/Assault rifle multi-weapon system
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5.8×42mm DBP-10 bullet (KE) 20×28B DQL-12 grenade (HE)
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2015-present
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The Type 11 (Chinese: 11式单兵综合作战系统; pinyin: 11 Shì dānbīng zònghé zuòzhàn xìtǒng; lit. 'Type 11 individual integrated combat system'), designated as QTS-11, is an air burst grenade launcher integrated with the QBZ-03 assault rifle in service with the Chinese military since 2015. It later received designation QDS-121.
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China
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WikidataWikidata Q49001765 (P571 inception): 2011Quote, Wikidata Q49001765 (P571 inception): 2011
Inception (Wikidata property P571): 2011.
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