Back in the 1980s, hiking in the mountains was also a way of life

Wang An heard a soft "poof" sound next to his ear, followed by a rustling sound from his hat and back.

The feeling was like a small hailstorm suddenly falling on your head and back.

Yes, that's exactly the feeling, almost exactly the same.

However, Wang An knew very well that it wasn't hail, but rather a mixture of fragments of sand, soil, grass roots, and twigs that had been kicked up by bullets hitting the ground next to his head and landed on his hat and back.

Therefore, Wang An's hair stood on end, his scalp tingled, and even his buttocks tightened involuntarily.

There was no way around it; Wang An was human, and a very afraid person of death. Situations like this, where a bullet hit just a short distance from his ear, were truly terrifying.

To be honest, if the opponent's shooting distance hadn't been too far, the shooting angle hadn't been wrong, the effective range of the Type 56 semi-automatic rifle hadn't been insufficient, and the opponent hadn't fired the shot in such a hasty manner, then Wang An's brain would definitely have been smashed to pieces by now.

Therefore, it is absolutely impossible for Wang An not to feel a chill run down his spine. In this situation, anyone would probably find it unbearable.

Even though he was terrified, Wang An remained completely still and pulled the trigger without hesitation.

Although the rate of fire of the Type 56 semi-automatic rifle is not as fast as that of a fully automatic rifle, it is definitely faster than that of the Type 79 sniper rifle. Therefore, if Wang An cannot kill or cripple the opponent in time, the next bullet will definitely hit Wang An on the head.

Wang An was so confident because, judging from the combat skills displayed by his opponent, he was very certain that such a fighter was capable of achieving the marksmanship of "one shot to locate, two shots to kill."

The phrase "one shot to locate, two shots to kill" actually refers to a method of hitting a target in extremely long-range shooting when the effective range of the gun is insufficient.

Simply put, it's a method of adjusting the gun's firing angle and direction based on the point of impact of the first bullet, so that the second bullet can directly hit the target.

Prior to this, there was also the concept of "three-shot positioning," and the principle was similar to that of the "one-shot positioning" method.

However, the "three-gun positioning" mainly refers to the Hanyang rifle, which has a shorter effective firing range, and its predecessor, the old-style rifle.

Therefore, compared to "one-shot positioning", "three-shot positioning" is obviously a very outdated shooting technique.

Of course, if your marksmanship isn't great, the effective firing range of your gun is short, and you still want to hit a distant target, then you can only use the "three-shot positioning" method.

As Wang An pulled the trigger, he also heard the sound of another sniper rifle. Clearly, this shot was fired by Huang Zhong.

As soon as the two gunshots rang out, two puffs of blood instantly appeared on the right arm and right shoulder of the person in the middle who was aiming the gun.

However, Wang An did not witness this scene.

The main problem is that Wang An didn't dare to look either.

Because the moment Wang An pulled the trigger, or more precisely, the instant he finished aiming, before he even pulled the trigger, his head slumped down.

The main reason was that Wang An could clearly see through the scope that while he was aiming at the other person, the other person was also aiming at him. So Wang An had to lower his head as he pulled the trigger. As the other person was shot in the shoulder and arm, and two puffs of blood mist exploded out, Wang An also felt a small hail of particles falling from above his head and back.

That's right, this time the kid's shot hit the steep slope behind Wang An, and the bullet splashed up quite a bit of sand and mud.

If Wang An hadn't ducked his head in time, the bullet would most likely have passed through his head, or at the very least, through his hat.

This terrified Wang An; he was so scared he almost jumped out of his skin.

This is ridiculous! Giving birth can no longer be called giving birth; it should be called "scary" instead!

After a series of clattering sounds, Wang An shook off the dirt and other particles from his head before raising his head to see what was going on with the three people.

At this point, Wang An was no longer afraid of the other party firing another bullet, because although the other party's marksmanship was indeed very good, Wang An was also quite confident in his own marksmanship.

In this gunfight, Wang An was absolutely certain that regardless of whether he was killed or wounded, the other side would definitely be unable to continue firing.

Wang An believed that the bullet he had just fired had hit the other man's right arm.

If Wang An had aimed for the opponent's head, the opponent wouldn't just have a broken arm now, but a shattered head.

There was no way around it; Wang An was just that confident in his marksmanship.

Just then, Wang An heard the sound of a Type 79 sniper rifle again, which meant that Huang Zhong had pulled the trigger again.

Wang An looked up and, sure enough, the man in the middle had raised his gun with his left hand. But before he could fire, a cloud of blood burst from his left arm, and his idea of ​​firing with his left hand vanished instantly.

Wang An glanced at the three men, then immediately turned his gun on the left shoulder of the man on his right and mercilessly pulled the trigger again.

With a loud "bang," a cloud of blood erupted from the left shoulder of the man on the right.

Actually, Wang An didn't want to hit him anymore. After all, his right arm was already useless. If he still had his left arm, he could at least wipe his own butt when he pooped.

But this guy was so shameless that he actually picked up the gun with his left hand and tried to fire it with one hand.

Given the situation, he's still thinking of resisting. How could Wang An possibly tolerate him? He has to be completely crippled.

After Wang An fired a shot, Huang Zhong immediately followed suit and shot the left arm of the man on the left, crippling him. Although the man on the left did not make any move to resist by holding the gun with one hand, Huang Zhong still did it anyway.

As the saying goes, "to prevent any unforeseen circumstances and eliminate future troubles," this should be instilled from childhood. This is the philosophy that Wang An has always instilled in Huang Zhong.

Therefore, Huang Zhong's actions were absolutely reasonable and justifiable, without the slightest flaw. (End of Chapter)