Type 53 rifle bullet is a 7.62x54R rifle bullet copied by Mosinnagan of the Soviet Union. 1953 was successfully copied, and it was used by our first generation standard light weapons (1953 copied). Mainly used for Type 53 light machine gun (DPM) and Type 53 heavy machine gun (SG-43). Type 53 riding and shooting machine gun (Mosin-Nagant 1944), Type 55 tank machine gun (DPT), Type 57 heavy machine gun (SGM), Type 58 combined machine gun (RP-46), Type 59 tank machine gun (SGMT), Type 67 general machine gun, Type 80 general machine gun (PKM) and Type 86.
Type 56 rifle magazine is a 7.62x39mm rifle magazine copied from Soviet M 1943. 1956 was successfully copied, and our second-generation standard light weapons were used (1956 was copied). It is mainly used for Type 56 semi-automatic rifle (SKS-45), Type 56 assault rifle (AK-47), 56.
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Type 53 light machine gun, imitating the Soviet Jaeger-Galev DPM machine gun, supplied 47 rounds of ammunition discs, commonly known as "millstone gun", with a caliber of 7.62x54R, using type 53 stepper bullets;
Type 53 heavy machine gun, imitating SG-43 machine gun of Gorjunov, Soviet Union, bullet chain for ammunition, wheeled gun rack, caliber 7.62x54R, using type 53 stepping machine ammunition;
Type 53 rifle, imitation of Soviet Mosinnagan M 1944 carbine, 5 magazines of ammunition, bayonet folded to the right, caliber 7.62x54R, using type 53 rifle.
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The caliber of 53 series infantry/machine guns is 7.62x54R, all of which use 53 infantry bullets. Type 56 7.62x39mm rifle bullets can't be used.
"Type 53 7.62MM heavy machine gun bullet" has never had a name. In addition, the "7.62MM bullet" refers to the D-type bullet which imitates Mosinnagan M 1908, and the warhead weight is 1 1.89 g instead of the standard 7.62x54R bullet, and the warhead weight is 9.65g. 。
Whether it can be reused is mainly a matter of reloading the primer. The primer used in China is a double-hole Bertin primer, which is troublesome to replace and generally will not be reused for cost reasons. However, this does not mean that it is technically impossible.
Before the primer is replaced, it needs to be reshaped to eliminate the deformation caused by firing, and a bullet-shaped mold is also needed. If you continue to fire with the same gun, you only need to reshape the neck of the shell and tighten the enlarged mouth. If it is possible to mix it with other guns, it is necessary to reshape the whole bullet, otherwise there may be various inexplicable failures such as sticking to the chamber or misfiring.
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