Chapter 183 - 150 Shot Over a Thousand Times
For safety reasons, even the fully automatic rifles here have been modified to semi-automatic, capable only of firing single shots.
Actually, this is more tourist-friendly. Li Ang saw on Twitter last night that tourists in Las Vegas who tried fully automatic weapons could be finished in a matter of seconds from the moment they touched the gun, without even loading their own ammunition, and after spending over four hundred US dollars, their experience was extremely poor.
This M4A1, when empty, weighs only 2.7kg, which, compared to the Desert Eagle he just handled, is not too much heavier. Just from this comparison, one can see the high demands the Desert Eagle places on its user.
With the foundations laid earlier, Li Ang hit the target with his first bullet. Although a rifle’s recoil is greater, the advantage is that one can use their body to counteract the recoil.
After firing about a dozen bullets to fully familiarize himself, Li Ang once again became a sharpshooter with a hundred percent accuracy at this indoor range.
However, compared to a handgun, shooting a target 15 yards away with a rifle is not that difficult.
Another rifle that one must try is certainly the AK47.
This gun is also known as the 1947 Kalashnikov assault rifle, designed by the former Soviet Union’s firearms designer, the world-renowned Kalashnikov.
The greatest advantage is its reliable performance, simple structure, easy disassembly, and affordable price, making it popular in poorer regions.
Whether in high or low temperatures, or when covered in sand or immersed in water, it maintains good shooting accuracy and low malfunction rates.
With over one hundred million sold worldwide, just that figure alone is enough to speak to its impressiveness.
The downside is also quite obvious: it has a shorter range, and the precision is a bit off. However, with such great advantages, these are not considered major issues.