Soldiers' Assault: Veteran Special Agents and New Recruits

Chapter 147 An Invitation to Challenge from the Wolf Fang Special Forces (Please Subscribe)

"CARs, axial heavy-lock firing system?"

Most of the members of the Spade A team were officers who had attended military academies and received systematic training, yet they had never heard of this technology before.

Even Wu Zhe, a top student with two bachelor's degrees and one master's degree, was hearing about CARs for the first time.

Because it is unknown.

That made me even more curious.

I'm not only curious about what kind of technology CARs are, but also about what makes them so amazing that instructor Jackie Chan speaks so highly of them.

It also specifically implied that ordinary people can't play it, and only people with "good talent" can master it.

People from Old A all have a common problem.

That is, the more you tell them they can't do it, the more they disbelieve and want to give it a try.

Jackie Chan saw the defiance in the students' eyes and was very satisfied with their performance; this was his ideal teaching atmosphere.

As long as you have the drive to never give up, you have the foundation to learn anything well.

He then continued, "As the name suggests, the central axis heavy locking shooting system is naturally a shooting system derived from the central axis of the human body."

It was created by the Englishman Paul Cassel, who developed a shooting system suitable for close-range combat and enhanced reaction based on his years of law enforcement and guard career.

Its advantages can be categorized into three aspects. First, it has strong defensive capabilities.

A fundamental principle of melee combat is to protect one's face and ribs, and the combat gun-holding stance of CARs is almost entirely derived from melee combat.

With the gun retracted and its center of gravity shifted to the rear, even if an enemy suddenly rushes out from around a corner, they won't be able to easily snatch the gun away.

With our advantage in a fighting grip, whether we forcefully twist the muzzle to shoot the enemy or strike them with our elbow, we can effectively disarm them.

Secondly, placing the aiming line below the line of sight can greatly improve the ability to observe the field of vision.

When holding a gun normally and aiming forward with the three points aligned, the lower half of your eyes will be completely blocked by the gun body after aiming, meaning you can't see the lower half of your field of vision, and your forward field of vision will also be obstructed by the scope.

(Those who have played shooting games will understand; the field of view is equivalent to aiming down sights in the game.)

CARs, by raising their line of sight and lowering the aiming line and muzzle, can expand their field of vision by more than 50%.

When you have a wider field of vision, you can spot the enemy faster, see the environment more clearly, and make judgments more quickly.

With these prerequisites in place, the one who discovers you first will inevitably be able to fire first.

The time it takes to raise the muzzle before firing is negligible.

If you understand gun feel, that's even better. You don't need a scope for close-range shooting, and using a CAR gives you an even greater advantage, as you don't even need to raise the muzzle.

In battles where enemies are encountered suddenly, reaction speed can be significantly improved.

The last and third point is very important...

Jackie Chan deliberately paused for a few seconds to allow the students to absorb what he had just said, and also to whet their spirits.

Then he continued, "CARs can turn more quickly when the gun retracts, allowing for a more composed approach when facing multiple enemies."

With sufficiently refined marksmanship and rhythm, it's possible to easily suppress two or more enemies.

In addition to these three advantages, CARs, as a shooting system, also have a series of technologies such as drawing the weapon upon encountering an enemy, clearing obstacles from the weapon, and rapid reloading.

Over the next few days of training, I will teach you all these techniques.

Jackie Chan gave a detailed analysis of the advantages of CARs and the environments and situations they are suitable for, which made trainees like Wu Liuyi, who had doubts about the speed of shooting, understand the principles and immediately realize the truth.

Recalling what Jackie Chan explained, I filled in the blanks in my mind.

As more and more imagined battle scenes appeared, I gradually developed my own understanding of CARs and began to recognize and accept the central axis heavy lock shooting system.

However, Tuo Yonggang still had doubts and asked, "Reporting to the instructor, there is still something I don't understand. Why do we have to stand in such a strange posture?"

"The reason you find it strange stems from your lack of understanding of pacing."

Jackie Chan stood up in the same position as before and explained, using himself as a reference, "This is my silent walking starting posture, which is a kind of stealth technique."

I integrated it into the CARs system, which greatly enhanced the CARs' combat advantages and made it more suitable for CQB operations.

The reason you look strange is because of the special way you walk in stillness: the edge of your toes touches the ground first, and then you walk from the ball of your foot to the ball of your foot.

As I walk forward like this, my footsteps are so faint that they are practically inaudible to the ear.

Jackie Chan maintained the gun-holding posture of the central axis heavy locking system and moved forward step by step in a half-side-on position, without even the rustling sound of normal walking.

The students were stunned; they never imagined that there was such a skill involved in simply walking.

At this moment...

The trainees finally began to understand how they had been so confused and had been captured by Jackie Chan without even a chance to resist.

With Jackie Chan's head full of bizarre and wonderful technologies, he can even make noise while walking.

They genuinely felt that they hadn't lost unjustly.

That's pure technical superiority!

The thought that Jackie Chan possesses so many skills is like a glittering gold mine waiting to be unearthed.

The trainees became incredibly excited, as if they had been injected with adrenaline.

My desire to learn is at its peak.

A strong desire began to burn fiercely.

Jackie Chan is very good at seizing opportunities. Taking advantage of the strong learning atmosphere, he started to demonstrate and teach the students how to hold a CAR gun, combined with his unique silent walking technique.

Follow him, maintaining the CARs-holding posture, and move forward step by step, mimicking a combat scenario.

Just like models walking the runway.

Jackie Chan led a team of 15 people from the Ace of Spades, walking back and forth across the shooting range, their speed increasing with each lap.

The learning enthusiasm of the preparatory group has also been aroused, and the lack of venue has not affected their learning at all.

The open space at the shooting assembly point became their training ground for the eight members of the reserve group, who watched and learned and practiced quite well.

Jackie Chan was leading his team in a heated training session, unaware that several groups of spectators had already gathered.

Qi Huan and the remaining veterans of the Third Squadron had been hearing strange gunshots coming from this area for the past two days; the rhythm of the gunshots was something they had never heard before.

I just couldn't hold back anymore, so I took the opportunity to go for a run and went to the main track, where I can see right over here.

Even if you don't call it stealing someone's skills, it's still considered spying.

Yuan Lang and Battalion Commander Tie Lu were on the cadre building. They could see the pistol shooting range with the naked eye, and with binoculars, they could see everyone clearly.

The two of them were also watching from upstairs at that moment, with Yuan Lang even holding binoculars and staring intently.

While watching, he kept clicking his tongue and saying, "Hey, Jackie Chan is really something. I've never seen anything like what he taught me."

However, although those moves look a bit strange, I feel like they should be quite effective. His so-called Ace of Spades squad, which boasts about becoming the Ace of Aces, might actually succeed.

It was clear that Yuan Lang was genuinely interested; he was watching with great relish.

"Whether it will work or not, whether it will even be effective, is still hard to say."

The captain, with a cigarette dangling from his lips and eyes half-closed, said, "Jackie Chan is indeed a rare military genius, and most importantly, he is not arrogant because of his talent."

He has a very calm personality, acts with discretion, and is very capable. It is a blessing for our A team to recruit such a person.

I actually had high hopes for the Ace of Spades team that he formed.

To test the effectiveness of the special operations skills he taught, and whether they can significantly improve combat effectiveness, further real-world testing is needed.

"The test of real combat?"

With his eyes glued to the binoculars, Yuan Lang said with a smile, "To be honest, finding a suitable opponent is really quite difficult."

Putting everything else aside, there's no one in our A team who can subdue Jackie Chan.

If he can't even handle it alone, and now he's brought a squad out with him, where can he find suitable people to test the Ace of Spades squad he's leading?

"Our country has been very peaceful lately, and those small-time drug traffickers on the border haven't achieved their intended purpose of testing us."

Yuan Lang already recognized Jackie Chan's strength, and he truly didn't think any organization or opponent could achieve the goal of testing Jackie Chan.

"Just because we don't have it here doesn't mean it doesn't exist elsewhere. I went to Kunming a while ago and had a chat with Lao Lei."

The captain, Tie Lu, deliberately stopped halfway through his story, leaving a cliffhanger.

Yuan Lang was indeed intrigued. Reluctantly, he put down the binoculars, sat down at the desk, and asked, "The Wolf Fang Special Forces Brigade is an old special operations unit. I've heard they're quite strong, but I don't know if that's true."

Yuan Lang was quite competitive, and his words carried a hint of hostility.

"What we talked about is not something I can disclose to you, but there's something you should be very interested in," Railway said with a smile.

"What is it?"

Yuan Lang took out his cigarette case, lit a cigarette, and started smoking.

"I heard they've formed a new unit, and it's very secretive. They won't even let me know a word. Old Lei is eager to find an opponent to train with, and he expressed his hope to have a chance to spar with us, just to hone our skills."

"A friendly sparring match??"

Yuan Lang was indeed intrigued and said with a smile, "Have you set a time? When does it start? I'll bring some people over to have some fun with him."

(End of this chapter)