COD7里有把枪叫CHINA LAKE，啥米玩意啊？

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越南阵地那一关，冲进一个越军碉堡里，捡起一把枪叫CHINA LAKE，MS是一种便携式榴弹发射器，不过使用不咋地，发射比较慢，劳资开一枪起码要吃2个子弹。。。

CHINA LAKE还真有啊？ .

hancheng

百度了下 美海军最大武器研制基地——“中国湖”。

max3000

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Lake_NATIC
是这个制造商为名的榴弹发射器

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China Lake Grenade Launcher

Navy SEALs were unsatisfied with the single-shot nature of the M79 and XM148 grenade launchers, and the repeating T148E1 grenade launcher was unreliable, so they made a request to China Lake engineers. SEAL Teams were pleased with the resultant pump-action grenade launcher, since the tubular magazine held three 40x46mm grenades, and so with one grenade in the chamber, four grenades could rapidly be fired before reloading. In fact a skilled operator could fire four aimed shots before the first one landed. The grenade launcher was extremely light for its size, since a significant portion of it was made of aluminum. The weapon actually weighs 1?pounds less empty than an empty M79. Loaded with 4 of the 8 ounce rounds, the 4 shot weapon weighs only 1/2 pound more than the single shot M79. Despite this advantage in firepower, it did have limitations as it could not reliably feed the more oddly-shaped 40 mm grenades.

The pump-action grenade launcher featured leaf iron sights similar to the M79. The front sight is a fixed square notch. Depending on if the leaf is folded or not, the rear square notch is either fixed or adjustable from 75 to 375 m in 25 m increments.

Though meant for the SEAL Teams, a handful were used by Marine Force Recon and Army 5th Special Forces Group. Sources differ as to how many weapons were produced. One claims that between 20 and 30 were made. However, according to another source, only 16 were made.[1] The highest original receiver number found is 50, but it may never have been made into a functional weapon.[2] Since it was made on an ad hoc basis for special operations forces, it was not formally adopted and has no official designation. It is sometimes referred to as the "China Lake NATIC" or mistakenly as the EX-41. The EX-41 was a design concept created in the mid-1980s based upon the earlier China Lake Model Pump 40mm. The EX-41 was produced in prototype form a full 2 decades after the China Lake Model was produced. The China Lake NATIC designation is also erroneous as the weapon was never known by that designation.

At least two grenade launchers are on display in museums. One, serial number 4, is at the UDT/ SEAL Museum in Fort Pierce, Florida while the other, serial number 13, is found in the War remnants museum in Vietnam