Norinco Catalog

Norinco built its reputation on rugged, high-volume production of existing designs. Their small arms catalog is a museum of 20th-century firearms engineering:

Authorized Distributors: For civilian firearms, local importers are the best source for current inventory and regional availability. Conclusion norinco catalog

Q: Is the Norinco "Paratrooper" SKS rare? A: Extremely. It was only listed in the 1991–1993 catalogs. Expect to pay over $1,000. However, Norinco is unique because it operates a

• Catalog Features: The catalog listed "Paratrooper" models (short barrel), "Cowboy Companion" (short barrel with a detachable magazine), and "Hunter" models (modified stocks to look less scary under the 1989 ban).
• The Holy Grail: The Norinco Sporter with a thumbhole stock listed in the 1992 catalog is now a banned item, making original models incredibly expensive.

However, Norinco is unique because it operates a commercial division. While the primary business involves missiles, tanks, and artillery for the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), the commercial side was established to generate hard currency. This led to the creation of the "Norinco Catalog"—a product listing designed to market weapons to civilians and police forces in the West, Asia, and Africa. making original models incredibly expensive.

Shotguns: The Hawk 982 is a robust clone of the Remington 870, often featuring ghost ring sights as a standard factory option. Unique Curiosities The catalog goes beyond just standard infantry arms: