I will practice more in the United States

Chapter 213 American Iai Practice, Grandmaster Level [Shooting]

Now when Li Ang goes to the local police station, it feels like going home. Almost everyone there is an acquaintance and everyone they meet will say hello to him.

There's no way around it. Compared to those doctors in hospitals who only care about charging fees but not treating patients, Li Ang is simply an angel sent by God.

Many of them had chronic cervical and lumbar spine problems, and almost all of them were cured by Li Ang at a price that didn't require even a single check-up. Anyone who saw this would have to say, "God bless you."

Coming to the police station to learn practical shooting skills sounds like a magical thing, but it is different when Li Ang comes.

After Li Ang and Sheriff Bush expressed their ideas on the grounds of interest, Sheriff Bush not only agreed immediately, but also went to the office and publicity department to ask them to coordinate and arrange this matter as a police-civilian cooperation and exchange activity.

Citizens help the police solve cases, free medical consultations are provided at the police station, and the police station teaches citizens practical skills. It sounds quite realistic.

Sheriff Bush thought of several police officers who were good at this, but he ruled them out one by one. Either their skills were lacking, or they were only good at competitive shooting and lacked practical experience. In the end, he decided to teach Li Ang himself.

Of course, Li Ang was quite willing to be taught by the sheriff himself. Having been a police officer for more than 20 years, he had a lot of practical experience. If he were in other countries, he might not have a chance to shoot for a long time, but in the free America, such opportunities were too common.

Although the skills he mastered mainly rely on his own practice after advancing to a high level, but in the early stages of skill learning, if there is a good teacher, it will greatly speed up the early learning process, which is equivalent to saving time in disguise.

Sheriff Bush brought Leon to their special training range. Many police officers who had no assignments at the moment also came to watch the fun. It was the first time for them to hear of someone going to the police station just to play with guns.

This training range is of course much simpler than the professional shooting ranges outside that charge a fee. It just adds some exclusive items, such as human-shaped standees of kidnappers holding hostages and shooting between multiple obstacles.

"In fact, the actual use of firearms is already an advanced course. If you want to make full use of this ability, it must be based on solid shooting basics."

"For example, I teach you how to predict and shoot at enemies that are moving irregularly. This is an advanced training for shooting at moving targets. If you haven't even practiced shooting at fixed targets well, no matter how good you are at predicting, you will definitely miss."

Sheriff Bush first explained to Li Ang some basic skills that he needed to master in firearms combat training. This was also to give Li Ang a shot of prevention, in case he found that there was no effect after practicing, and attributed it to the teaching itself.

Anyway, Li Ang came to study because of interest, so the teaching method was naturally interest-based. So he just wanted Li Ang to have fun and increase his knowledge. Whether he could learn it or not was not that important.

If you want to carry out teaching seriously, you must start with basic shooting training. At least practice at the shooting range for three months. After you have a foundation in all aspects, you can start this kind of learning.

"First, learn to draw your gun. This action is the most basic and crucial one in actual combat. Sometimes the difference between life and death is just this moment. Whoever can take the initiative will have the initiative."

After Sheriff Bush finished speaking, he demonstrated it to Leon directly. It should be said that the speed was indeed fast. The moment his hand fell and touched the holster, he grabbed the pistol in his hand, loaded it and aimed.

This series of actions was completed in about one second.

But Sheriff Bush still shook his head, obviously not satisfied with his current speed.

"As I get older, my reaction speed has somewhat decreased. In real situations, it is impossible for me to always hold the gun in my hand, because I don't know when an accident will occur. But when an accident occurs, I must be able to draw my gun at the first time."

He demonstrated it to Li Ang twice more, then handed his service pistol and holster directly to Li Ang.

"Okay, now it's your turn to try."

There are actually many details that Sheriff Bush has not mentioned. These are the experiences he has gained over the past twenty years. It’s not that he is reluctant to teach them to Leon, but that this is his teaching method. If he teaches you everything right away, it will make it harder for you to master it quickly.

Until you realize the shortcomings of your actions and discover your mistakes, you will be able to absorb and digest the knowledge better when you continue to study.

"Don't be nervous, kid. Just do it as fast as you can, just like I just showed you. I'll time you."

"3, 2, 1, start!"

Sheriff Bush felt as if he had pressed the stopwatch twice. He was stunned for a moment as he looked at Leon aiming his gun. Then he shifted his gaze to the stopwatch in his hand and subconsciously read the number on it.

"0.64 seconds."

"Can you do it again? I didn't see it very clearly just now."

This time, Sheriff Bush planned to start timing directly from the moment Leon's hand moved, in order to accurately measure the speed at which he completed the entire process.

"0.51 seconds."

The time was 0.13 seconds faster than the last time, which was normal because it took some time for Leon to react after hearing him say "start" and then start again.

This is a rather terrifying speed, a result that is fully qualified for participating in a quick-draw shooting competition, but it should not happen to Leon. You know, this is only the second time he has used this move. Before this, he was not even sure whether Leon had ever touched a gun.

What surprised him even more was that when Leon drew his gun, he used the ordinary method he taught, and it was not his improved action at all. But even so, he was still faster than himself in drawing his gun.

Has my reaction become so slow?
Sheriff Bush began to doubt his life for a moment.

"Hey, Joe, you try it. Yes, this is the move."

He called over a young police officer who was watching the excitement nearby. He was relatively young, less than 30 years old, but he already had several years of experience as a police officer. Logically speaking, he should have both the experience and the youthful reaction ability.

After a moment, Sheriff Bush looked at the 1.49 seconds on the stopwatch and finally felt relieved. He was not old yet, and it was not that Joe was too slow, but that Leon was too fast.

He suddenly felt that all his worries were unnecessary, and his usual teaching methods didn't seem to work for him.

Sheriff Bush accepted his fate and taught Li Ang all his experience and skills. However, he watched his speed getting faster and faster: 0.46 seconds, 0.43 seconds, 0.41 seconds, 0.39 seconds.
"It's a shame you're not a police officer."

He expressed this sentiment again. Leon's performance reminded him of a man who had reached the pinnacle in the field of quick-draw, Bob Munden.

This man was born in Kansas City, Missouri, and is currently the fastest gunman in the world.

It is said that he draws the gun, aims, and shoots, and the whole process takes only 0.0175 seconds. The movements can only be seen clearly through a high-speed camera.

Although in practical shooting, the hand cannot be placed on the gun at the beginning when drawing the gun quickly, the shooting distance is far, and shooting with normal gun holding action also requires more time to hold the gun.

But this speed is still far beyond the normal level, and is far beyond what ordinary people can achieve through long-term practice.

The appearance of Li Ang once again proved that in the face of the talents of those geniuses, hard work is really not worth mentioning.

The only thing that could comfort me was that my marksmanship was still good enough and I wouldn't be surpassed by this brat any time soon.

Those police officers who came to watch were also shocked by Li Ang, especially Qiao who just came to demonstrate.

Is there really such a big gap between 28 and 18?

Then, an abnormal phenomenon different from usual appeared again. When Sheriff Bush took the initiative to train them, everyone had low interest in learning. Now that others do not force them to study, one or two of them are learning very actively.

After learning about Leon's talent for learning, Sheriff Bush accelerated his teaching progress. He originally planned to teach him for a few more days so that he could come often and receive physical therapy.

But the result was that after half a day, before the end of get off work, he found that there was nothing left to teach him.

"Okay, okay, kid, you've learned all my experience. Now you just need to add a little shooting skills, and you can immediately transform into the best police officer in the entire precinct. I'm not kidding, this even includes myself."

Sheriff Bush's tone was a little melancholy, but it also contained recognition for Leon.

"If you have time, you can also come to our shooting range to practice shooting. I will have someone take care of this, so you don't have to worry."

Li Ang agreed verbally but refused in his heart. It was not that he did not want to show off, but there was really no need. Besides, it would not be a good thing for the police to have the impression that he was a good shooter.

Although the skills he learned this afternoon did not form a new skill, they greatly increased his proficiency in [Shooting].

Once a skill reaches the master or grandmaster level, the progress of increasing proficiency through single practice will be very slow. For example, for [vehicle driving], if he keeps practicing driving a car, the speed of increasing proficiency will definitely not catch up with the speed of practicing driving a truck.

He spent most of the next few days at the shooting range, but his practice was no longer limited to shooting targets. He also added a lot of moves he had put together based on what he had learned from Sheriff Bush. His proficiency increased much faster than simple target shooting training.

Li Ang was having fun practicing, but the owner of the shooting range was frightened.

He originally thought that Li Ang was just an ordinary gun enthusiast, or a military fan, which was normal. He had met many young people who spent a lot of time in the shooting range.

As for purchasing some guns, this is also normal because he has not reached that age yet, but he has such a need, just like a minor occasionally wants to drink a sip of alcohol, and he understands it very well.

But now, what is Li Ang practicing?
Encounter battles, breaking through a crowd, long-range sniping of targets, quick drawing and shooting...all of them are designed for actual combat.

The most important thing is that based on his many years of experience in using guns, these movements are quite professional and practical, and there is no way he is just practicing blindly.

Combined with the fact that Li Ang had the same shooting accuracy as a professional shooter that he had seen, the owner of the shooting range had no doubt that if he wanted to, he could even clear his entire shooting range by himself.

Recalling that Li Ang had first approached him to buy grenades, he was very suspicious of Li Ang's future career plan. Was he going to be a killer? Or was he going to rob a bank?
He now told himself to pay as little attention to Li Ang as possible, lest he try to silence him one day.

As for the weapons that Li Ang had ordered, he was not in a hurry at first, but now he would rather pay some money himself and ask the other party to speed up the process, for fear that Li Ang would get impatient waiting.

Leon was in a very good mood today, because his [Shooting] had finally advanced to the Grandmaster level, and the weapons and equipment he had ordered from the owner of the shooting range had also arrived.

【shooting】

43/5000 (Grandmaster)
(Feature: Aiming ability enhanced by 60%)

(Features: Gun control ability increased by 20%)

Li Ang stood in the middle of an open space. There were targets placed at various angles and distances in front of him. However, at this moment, he suddenly turned his body and faced away from the targets.

He took out his cell phone from his pocket, and using the light from the phone in off mode, he observed the position of the target behind him. Then he picked up the pistol and kept shooting behind himself.

He learned this move from a movie. Of course, this situation would not happen in actual combat, but there would be times when he was turning a corner and shooting with the help of a mirror. The reason he practiced this way was just to increase the difficulty.

After firing a volley of bullets, he did not check the number of bullet holes on the target, because he was very sure that every one of them was the bull's eye.

It must be said that when there is a head-on conflict, the American Iai is really useful. Its lethality and firepower are much higher than those of hidden weapons. Both pistols and rifles can fire continuously, but darts cannot.

The skill [Hidden Weapon Throwing] is more advantageous because of the word "hidden". It can only be used as a backup skill when there is no chance to get hot weapons. At present, it cannot be used as a main skill.

It was not until one day when the darts he threw were more powerful than the bullets fired from large-caliber anti-material sniper rifles that he was able to eliminate some of the hot weapons.

After finishing work, Leon came to the inner room and looked at a huge black suitcase on the ground. The equipment he ordered was inside.

(End of this chapter)