KH-B2000 vs QNL-95: Specs Compared

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AProtective equipment

Combat helmet

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BProtective equipment

Bayonet

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First system

Second system

Measured figures

6 of 22 rows sourced on both sides

1.15kgWeight

刺刀：260 克（9.17 盎司）刀鞘：220克（7.76盎司）裝配後、含附件：600克（21.16盎司）

Mass

All recorded figures & sources

1.15 kg

Weight

Single source

刺刀：260 克（9.17 盎司）刀鞘：220克（7.76盎司）裝配後、含附件：600克（21.16盎司）^[source]

Bars compare reported quantities only. A larger figure does not make a system better; configurations and test conditions differ.

Configuration

KH-B2000 and QNL-95 configuration
Specification	KH-B2000	QNL-95
Type	Combat helmet^[source]	Bayonet^[source]
Place of origin	South Korea^[source]	People’s Republic of China^[source]
In service	2003–present^[source]	1995 - present^[source]
Used by	See Users^[source]	—
Wars	Iraq War War in Afghanistan Russo-Ukrainian war

Designer	Silver Star Company Oriental Industry^[source]	Norinco^[source]

Designed	1997–2003^[source]	—

Manufacturer	Silver Star Company Oriental Industry (2003–2006) Samyang Company (2006–2008) Samyang Comtech (2008–present)^[source]	Norinco^[source]

Produced	2-point strap: 2003–2013 4-point strap: 2013–present^[source]	—

Reported operators	Reported operator · Ghana Reported operator · Iraq Reported operator · Kuwait Reported operator · Saudi Arabia Reported operator · Republic of Korea Reported operator · Philippines Reported operator · Uganda Reported operator · Ukraine Reported operator · United States Reported operator · Venezuela	Reported operator · China