Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 145 Wu Zhe's Desperate Efforts (Please Subscribe)

The preparatory group listened to Jackie Chan's lecture for most of the day and were captivated by the vivid descriptions of various special forces skills they had never seen before.

Everyone has a cat's claws scratching inside them, an unbearable itch to try Mozambique.

Nobody wants to give in.

Humility doesn't exist.

In the end, it was Wu Zhe, the group leader, who made the decision to use rock-paper-scissors to determine the order, with each person taking turns and firing one magazine.

Jackie Chan noticed the preparatory group's predicament but didn't think to help them solve their problems.

It's their own fault for being too slow back then.

If you hesitate and fall behind, then you have to accept the consequences.

The reserve group was originally only supposed to watch from the sidelines, so it was already quite generous of Jackie Chan to let them handle guns.

After the Ace of Spades team finished making the double-barreled magazines, Jackie Chan checked them one by one to make sure the binding was in place before walking to the firing point to give a demonstration.

Jackie Chan's gang has many shooting methods, but the Mozambique is undoubtedly the one they use the most.

To put it bluntly.

Jackie Chan has memorized the three-point movement of the Mozambique—left, right, and top—through countless repetitions, and it's now ingrained in the muscles of his hands.

Jackie Chan doesn't need to think at all; he can complete the shooting based on his body's instinctive reactions.

"Watch closely, I'll only demonstrate one magazine."

Shooting stance and aiming are basic things; anyone who gets into the elite unit definitely knows them. Jackie Chan doesn't need to explain them again; just remind him to take aim and get to work.

"Da da~ da, da da~ da..."

Jackie Chan's shooting rhythm is both steady and fast, as if it had been calculated by a computer.

Left chest, right chest, head, three points in a cycle.

First, hit the left chest, because the heart is on the left. A hit there will put a strain on the heart and make it more effective at causing stiffness.

Every detail must be controlled!

Each Mozambique was controlled within one second, with intervals of about 0.5 seconds. The rhythm was controlled by the fingers, just like playing music.

A normal person shooting at such a fast pace would definitely have their body shake like a die.

Accuracy will be greatly affected!

However, Jackie Chan stood there, as imposing as Mount Tai.

Not only did his body not shake from the recoil, but his shoulders didn't move at all; only his broad muscles rippled and trembled.

This means that Jackie Chan could absorb and neutralize the recoil of the Type 95 rifle entirely with his mountain-like muscles.

Unlike ordinary people, whose bodies cannot digest energy on their own, they can only dissipate undigested kinetic energy through small-scale bodily displacement.

The trainees were so shocked by the incredibly steady firing that they could have stuffed an egg in their mouths.

They stared in disbelief.

Just watching...

30 bullets.

10 Mozambique shots.

Jackie Chan used only 15 seconds, and the pacing was impeccable.

"Great, beautiful!"

The trainees were once again amazed and astonished by Jackie Chan's marksmanship. With a shout of approval, applause erupted.

"Someone go and bring the target over here."

Jackie Chan was fairly satisfied with his performance, which was within the normal range.

If you perform exceptionally well, you can go even faster.

"I'll go."

As Wu Zhe spoke, he had already run out.

He has a strong desire to perform right now, and everyone understands his goal: to become the first reserve player and a formal team member in the shortest possible time.

Competition breeds motivation, and Jackie Chan is very satisfied with his reserve group strategy.

"Was this really done by a human? How is that possible? Even a robot wouldn't be this accurate."

Wu Zhe ran all the way to the target and saw that there were holes the size of duck eggs on the lower left, lower right and middle of the head of the chest target.

Apart from these three damaged areas, the target was otherwise intact.

Not a single bullet hole!

After making ten consecutive triangular transitions on the target, the bullets from the three firing points spread by less than 5 centimeters, creating three small holes.

Such stable and precise point control ability was something Wu Zhe had never heard of before.

I can't maintain a normal mindset right now!

When Wu Zhe returned to the front of the group carrying the target, the trainees saw the three small holes on the target and exclaimed in surprise for a long time.

Their shock was even greater than Wu Zhe's.

They rushed over to take a closer look, touching it with their hands, their eyes wide with disbelief at what they were seeing. It was truly breathtaking.

"As you can see, this is the standard procedure. My results are so-so. If you can reach my standard, you'll basically pass," Jackie Chan said.

When Jackie Chan said that, the trainees were in an uproar.

"This is just so-so? Are you serious? If we were to fire seriously, wouldn't all the bullets end up in the same hole?"

"Reach this standard? Is this even a standard? Does anyone use a world record as a standard?"

"Pass? If that's the standard, I'm afraid I'll never pass in my lifetime."

"This isn't a standard, this is a fucking goal, a dream-level goal."

……

The trainees were all internally shocked and complaining, their every cell in their bodies denying that this was a result that no human could achieve.

That's incredibly accurate!

It's so stable!

Jackie Chan didn't care about any of that. Once the standards were set, you guys had to do it. If you couldn't hit it, then practice until you could.

Anyway, Team A might lack everything, but they definitely won't lack bullets.

Just keep hitting them!

Let's get our shoulders swollen and dry first!

"Alright, stop looking. Change the target paper and go over there to put the target in place."

Jackie Chan gave instructions to the reserve team, and then said to the Ace of Spades team, "You've seen the standard, go down and take your positions."

The trainees were amazed by Jackie Chan's fighting skills, which also inspired them to work even harder.

We're all human, and if Jackie Chan can do it, they certainly can too. With this hopeful thought, we returned to our respective shooting positions.

"Hurry up and practice diligently. I'll give feedback after you've fired four magazines. Let's begin."

Jackie Chan and the others set up the targets in front of them. All the trainees were already in position. Without saying another word, the order to start shooting was immediately given.

"Da da da, da da da, da da da..."

Gunfire erupted immediately!

The target distance is designed to simulate close-quarters combat indoors, so it is set at a distance of only 10 meters.

At this distance, missing the target is definitely impossible.

If he could miss the target at this distance, he wouldn't be qualified to join the elite team; he would have been eliminated long ago during the selection and special training.

The main difficulty lies in the shooting technique and the continuity of the shooting rhythm.

This rapid triangular shifting between left, right, and top requires the muscles to memorize the feeling of switching between these three positions, and the muzzle must be able to move precisely between the three points.

It will definitely feel awkward at first, and you won't be able to get fast at all.

The trainees' shooting speed shows that they are still in the process of exploring and adapting; each person takes more than 5 seconds to fire three shots.

The primary focus is on stability, and the standard three-point alignment aiming method is used.

First, aim at the bottom left corner and fire a shot, then move to the bottom right corner and fire another shot, then switch to the head and fire a shot, and finally move back to the bottom left corner to start a new cycle.

Every shot was fired with great precision and composure; he always found the right spot, aimed carefully, and then fired.

It's obvious.

The trainees were a bit nervous and weren't quite relaxed yet.

The seamless switching between Jackie Chan's three points of view and his gun-firing technique is incredibly satisfying to watch, like witnessing the creation of a work of art – a world of difference.

but.

It's normal to stutter when you first start practicing.

Jackie Chan observed each trainee from the sidelines, correcting any problems with their shooting techniques and criticizing those who didn't follow the instructions.

After a few minutes of rapid gunfire, the trainees emptied all four of their magazines.

"Check the gun!"

Jackie Chan gave the order!

The trainees skillfully inspected their rifles while standing, removed the magazines for visual inspection, pulled the bolt to check the chamber through the ejection port, then reloaded the magazine, tilted the muzzle upwards to fire the squad automatic weapon, and finally adjusted the fire selector to release the safety.

After checking and confirming that there were no bullets in the guns, Jackie Chan then ordered the trainees to stand one meter in front of their targets.

Each trainee was given a close look at their target to see where the three bullets landed and how to correct their subsequent shots.

Jackie Chan started as Xu Sanduo at the front of the line and went all the way to Wu Liuyi at the back.

They explained each one in turn!

For each trainee's shooting problems, the instructor explained the issues by pointing to the bullet holes on the target, making them deeply aware of the key to the problem.

Because the students in the Old A unit all had a very good foundation, they were all sharpshooters when they were in the company.

Therefore, the hit rate was quite good, and the accuracy was higher than Jackie Chan had imagined, with the spread range basically within 10 centimeters.

This is equivalent to having three firing zones, with the bullet spread area all within the size of the bullseye.

The main problem is that Mozambique is too slow. It has never had a 2+1 shooting mode, and the shooting process seems unsmooth and a bit too rigid.

Completing a Mozambique run in more than four seconds is definitely not fast enough.

Fortunately, this is not a big problem.

As long as you relentlessly use bullets to practice and improve your skills, your muscles will develop muscle memory, and the speed problem will be solved automatically.

After explaining to each student individually, Jackie Chan gave the instruction: "Now, there is a 15-minute break in the middle of the class. You can discuss freely to relieve your tension and don't put too much pressure on yourselves."

If you have any questions, feel there's a problem, or even have good suggestions or opinions, feel free to come and talk to me privately. That's all for now!

When learning and understanding special operations skills, rote practice alone is not very effective; a balance between work and rest is crucial.

It's completely different from physical training!

After the first round of target practice, the trainees had a lot to say and couldn't wait to chat, so they immediately gathered in small groups to talk.

They talked about the difficulties they faced in shooting and shared tips and tricks they had discovered.

Let's learn together and make progress together.

This is a very good and positive atmosphere!

Perhaps because Jackie Chan had already taught in enough detail, and the results of his demonstration put too much pressure on the students, not a single student came to Jackie Chan during the session.

On the contrary, Wu Zhe led a group of reserve team members, carrying targets, and came running over excitedly.

They even had Jackie Chan critique their shooting, pointing out problems and areas for improvement, showing an attitude even more proactive than the regular trainees.

Jackie Chan did not show favoritism in his comments, and patiently explained each of them one by one.

For each minor mistake they made, they proposed optimal solutions, allowing them to optimize their shots as much as possible.

With Jackie Chan's guidance, the reserve team members became even more motivated.

During the break of the regular team members, Wu Zhe led them to collect ammunition, and they each took a target and got to work enthusiastically.

"No wonder businesses love scarcity marketing; it really does motivate customers."

Seeing the eight trainees in the preparatory group, and how they were making the most of their training time while the regular trainees were resting, Jackie Chan couldn't help but feel deeply moved.

Since the preparatory group is working so hard, Jackie Chan decided to help them even more.

Instead of sitting in the back to rest, he took the initiative to go over to each of them to explain and correct their mistakes, so that they could grasp the essence more quickly.

15 minutes later!

Jackie Chan ordered the trainees to collect their ammunition again and return for a second round of target practice after corrections.

The reserve team voluntarily gave up the space and replaced the torn target paper.

Having had the first round of live-fire practice, many Ace of Spades students have already found their basic feel for the game, and the break in between allows them to adjust their mindset.

The second round of target practice felt completely different; the trainees' overall speed improved significantly.

Each time they completed a Mozambique mission, it was a little faster than the last, and the intervals between each mission were constantly shortening.

By the time the students had reached the fifth round, it was already past 5 p.m.

Jackie Chan left only three targets on the field, with each target about 5 meters apart, and asked the trainees to go up and do a small test.

The result was exactly what Jackie Chan expected.

All trainees passed the test, completing the Mozambique with three targets within 9 seconds, and the Mozambique completion rate was very high.

Three trainees even achieved an excellent score, completing the task in less than 8 seconds.

Among them were Wu Liuyi and Tuo Yonggang.

Wu Liuyi is a veteran sergeant with many years of experience at the grassroots level. His basic shooting skills are very solid, which gives him a huge advantage and allows him to quickly learn and master the Mozambique.

Tuo Yonggang's talent is more about his natural ability, and he has lived up to his reputation as an all-around firearms expert.

Although the boost is only one second, it requires switching between three targets. Subtracting the two seconds for switching, the actual shooting time is only six seconds.

In just one afternoon of training, one can complete the standard Mozambique routine in two seconds.

This is already quite remarkable!

(End of this chapter)