Daming: The system rejected my request for salted fish

Chapter 172

Da da da!

With the help of the scope, the bullet shot out of the gun barrel and accurately hit the wooden board thirty meters away.

But Wei Wu did not stop there. He would pull the trigger every two or three seconds.

Only after he had used up the entire magazine did he stop and look at the wooden board quietly.

The M4A1 bullet has a high initial velocity, and it can be said to be a powerful weapon within 100 meters.

It was inevitable that the wooden board would be broken through, and Wei Wu was not worried at all.

Seeing Wei Wu standing still, the craftsmen who were watching the fun couldn't help but walk over to check.

Not to mention the three firearms craftsmen, they were even more anxious to see what the result would be.

However, the old craftsman was disappointed. He had prepared a lot of words, but now he could only stare at the wooden board in a daze.

Because the wooden board, which was smooth and flat just now, now has twenty-eight small holes, each of which is penetrating.

"Impossible! Absolutely impossible! Why is this happening? No, this isn't right. This isn't a musket at all."

"How can a musket be fired without gunpowder? How can a musket be fired continuously? You didn't even load the bullets!"

The old craftsman pointed at the wooden board excitedly and shouted, questioning whether Wei Wu was cheating.

At this time, Wei Wu had already come to the wooden board with a gun.

After hearing what the old craftsman said, he just said a simple sentence.

"I never said this was a musket! I was talking about firearms from the beginning to the end. Do you understand firearms?"

Having said that, Wei Wu deliberately raised the M4A1 in his hand.

"Besides, do you think it's appropriate to compare it with a musket? It's simply an insult to it. It's an insult, don't you understand?"

Just two simple sentences made the old craftsman so upset that he didn't know how to refute, and his face turned purple in the end.

But Wei Wu just glanced at him and then looked at Song Zhong.

"What's the maximum range of a musket?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Song Zhong glanced at the old craftsman with a gloating look, and then immediately replied:

"Sir Vice President Wei, the fire gun can probably hit forty to fifty feet, but it's not very effective beyond thirty feet."

In the Ming Dynasty, one zhang was equal to 3.33 meters. Wei Wu converted it in his mind.

Fifty zhang is about one hundred and sixty meters, which is okay and does not exceed his limit of two hundred meters.

"How can something that's ineffective at thirty feet be called a firearm? It can only reach fifty feet at most. Is it really that shabby?"

After making a casual complaint, Wei Wu turned around with his rifle and walked away.

The people around are not fools. They have just witnessed the power of the rifle with their own eyes.

Now Wei Wu was obviously going to continue shooting, and everyone immediately ran away to watch.

Soon, they reached a distance of about 160 meters, and Wei Wu raised his rifle and aimed again.

Although the distance was more than 160 meters, fortunately it was just target shooting and not ring shooting.

For such a big piece of wood, the only thing you need to do is to make the bullet not miss the target, so the difficulty is acceptable.

Da da da!

The shooting is still in burst mode, with three bullets flying out of the barrel at a time.

Seeing two more bullet holes on the wooden board through the scope, Wei Wu smiled.

Then he did not continue shooting, but returned to the crowd with his rifle.

The three firearms craftsmen and the onlookers had already gathered around the wooden board in advance.

Looking at the two extra holes on the wooden board, the other craftsmen were all surprised.

Only the three firearms craftsmen, especially the old craftsman, looked as if they had lost their parents.

It is undeniable that this old craftsman is stubborn and conservative, but his craftsmanship cannot be denied either.

When it comes to making fire guns, he is definitely the best craftsman in the Ming Dynasty.

It is precisely because of this that he knows better than anyone else the difference between firearms and weapons like Wei Wu.