GD-116
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The GD-116 (Formal designation: 116식 기관 단총 / 一一六式機關短銃, irillyuk-sik gigwan danchong, "Type 116 machine pistol;" Short designation 112식, irillyuk-sik, "Type 116") is a personal defense weapon developed in Menghe in the 2010s. It uses a compact bullpup design, allowing it to achieve an overall length of just 464 millimeters, small enough to be concealed under one arm. Innovative features include an ambidextrous forward-ejecting action, a folding bolt handle, MASS slots on the foregrip, and a replaceable bottom section, as well as the option of a 50-round quad-stack magazine.
Development
Design
Variants
Users
 Menghean postwar infantry weapons | ||
|---|---|---|
| Pistols |  | |
| Rifles | ||
| Submachine guns and carbines | ||
| Machine guns | ||
| Sniper rifles | ||
| Grenade launchers | ||
| Rocket-propelled grenades | ||
| MANPADS | ||
| Mortars | ||
| Land mines | ||
Note: r = retired from service, d = in development, e = export only. All names use foreign designations, except for names of weapons not accepted by the MoND. | ||