Although Liu Lang requested rapid fire, the ten instructors aimed, pulled the bolt, and fired in an orderly manner. Everyone had their own rhythm. It took nearly a minute and a half to finish two magazines and ten rounds.
bullet.
Although it is not yet known what their results are, Liu Lang nodded slightly. Although these red officers were prohibited by the orders, once they got their guns, they were soldiers. They all had their own fighting rhythm and were not completely obeyed by military orders.
Influence.
Of course Liu Lang understood why they didn't fire quickly, because they never had the habit of wasting bullets. On the way north, every bullet was precious. If there weren't real historical records of the Red Party, it would be hard to believe that they cherish bullets.
To an almost "perverted" level, martyrs who were sentenced to death for "making mistakes" actually chose to be stoned to death rather than shot because they wanted to save a bullet for their own team.
That scene was so tragic!
If you expect them to shoot the bullets in the gun chamber without careful aim, it would be a crime for them, unless it is a battlefield and the enemy is about to rush into the position... But Liu Lang feels that it is more likely
Instead of trying their best to fire bullets out of their empty guns, they charged head-on with bayonets in hand.
In the past, whether it was the Red Army during the great strategic shift or the Eighth Army soldiers who wore the blue sky and white sun cap badge because of the establishment of the "Anti-Japanese United Front", they all did this. The biggest reason to cherish bullets is that before going to the battlefield, they
The gun with five bullets in the chamber is standard.
The lyrics "Every bullet destroys an enemy" will be criticized by many people in the future as bragging, but in the eyes of Liu Lang, who returned to this era, it is more of a good wish. Because they really don't
More bullets to destroy the enemy.
With such meager war resources, they fought against the Japanese armed to the teeth for eight full years. How could Liu Lang not be amazed by such ancestors?
Shooting with the ten instructors were six other instructors. The two instructors who originally belonged to the independent regiment obviously had a faster shooting speed. According to the independent regiment's rapid-fire standards, ten bullets must be fired within 50 seconds, including the above.
The magazine time. The other four newly assigned 61st Brigade instructors are twenty seconds slower than the instructors of the independent regiment but another twenty seconds faster than the red instructors. Obviously, that is because this kind of rapid-fire shooting is not the first in the training team.
times, they are trying to keep up with their colleagues in the Independent Regiment.
On the other hand, the soldiers who have been trained can shoot much faster than the officers. This has been a compulsory subject for them in the past two or three years. Each of them has participated in it 80 times or at least 50 times. Everyone is familiar with the road and basically
All shots were completed within fifty seconds.
Especially the five special forces, represented by Zeng Shui, were even more exaggerated. The soldier Zeng Shui took less than half a minute in total from firing the first shot to changing the magazine to standing up to report that the shooting was completed, and there was almost no time to aim.
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This made the red instructors who were lined up to watch the soldiers shoot look at each other. Is this rate of turning the rifle into a submachine gun to win based on probability? If it were another unit, the red instructors would be eager to say it.
The sound is ridiculous. Nearly 400 people were trained in shooting. Each person was given ten rounds, which is 4,000 rounds of ammunition. It was almost all the bullet quotas issued to a battalion when it participated in the battle. It was really too much to shoot in such a big way.
But the reputation of the independent group is first, and the performance of the fully armed cross-country five kilometers is second. The red instructor who wants to accuse Liu Tuanzuo of doing nothing can never say it. Liu Tuanzuo has already used his strength to be far ahead of everyone.
Tell them that he is the strongest man in this military camp. They saw with their own eyes that Liu Tuanzuo's backpack contained not bricks, but stones. If the heavy granite stones were not strong enough in the Independent Regiment's backpack, they would have doubted it for a while.
Will it burst the backpack? Anyway, the granite weighs at least thirty kilograms. At least three unbelieving instructors have weighed it with their own hands.
On the other hand, the members of the Independent Regiment were accustomed to it and were not too surprised, including the captains. Obviously, this was not the first time that Liu Tuanzuo had done this.
While the soldiers were shooting, the first round of instructors' shooting target paper scores had also been tallied up. According to the serial numbers of the shooting positions, the shooting ring numbers of all instructors were in Liu Lang's hands.
Liu Lang casually flipped through the results and looked expressionless, which made the instructors who were familiar with him think that he didn't know how to take pills!
The ten red instructors were very confident. The lack of bullets also indirectly improved their marksmanship. Not to mention that they were all sharpshooters who could eliminate an enemy with one shot, but they were still confident in shooting such a static target, even at a distance of up to 200 meters.
200 meter target.
In fact, when Liu Lang saw their results, although there was no expression on his face, he secretly admired them in his heart. Even though they were only six, seven, or eight rings, they rarely hit the nine-ring level.
, the average score is only about 7 levels, and it even takes longer than the training soldiers. This shooting score is not very good, and even considered poor according to the training standards of the independent regiment.
However, you have to look at what kind of physical condition they are in and their usual shooting conditions to complete this. They first spent a full five hours and walked 20 kilometers of mountain roads from the independent regiment base to the training team training ground.
After a short break of half an hour, they participated in a fully armed cross-country five-kilometer trip. When their bodies were already on the verge of reaching their limits, they took a new gun and only tried five shots before starting to shoot the 200-meter distance they rarely trained on.
Far target.
More importantly, according to historical data, there were more than 80,000 red troops departing from Jiangxi. They owned a total of 33,244 guns of various types, including light and heavy machine guns, and a total of 1,858,156 rounds of ammunition. On average, each gun had less than 56 rounds of ammunition.
In other words, each soldier may only have the right to fire 56 guns. Of course, this also includes fighting to support the enemy and seizing enemy assets for his own use. But even if these are counted, Liu Lang is sure that
In this year, the average number of bullets each of them fired would not exceed 200 rounds. The bald man's title of "Travel Captain" cannot be talked about every day, and the red troops cannot win every battle.
There is a saying that practice makes perfect. No matter what you do, you can master its rules only by doing it more. The red warriors are naturally no exception. No matter how elite they are, except for those who are particularly talented in shooting, they must be
It's better to do shooting training regularly.
Of course, the skills they have trained in actual battles to survive over and over again cannot be considered weak.
On the other hand, the veterans who were trained by the Independence Regiment had also experienced bloody battles with more than 20,000 Japanese troops in the past two months. From July 1932 to before they were trained, Liu Lang did not specifically record how many hits each of them had on average.
fired bullets, but he knew the total number.
Adhering to Langdanzao's philosophy of "shooting is fed with bullets", not counting the bullets fired in actual combat, just live-fire shooting training, the entire independent regiment base headquarters of 3,000 people consumed more than 12 million rounds of bullets in three years.
, on average, it is 4,000 rounds per person, and the annual training volume is 1,300 rounds per person, 800 rounds of rifle bullets, 400 rounds of light and heavy machine gun bullets, and 100 rounds of pistol bullets. This is Liu Lang's minimum requirement for infantry battalion soldiers.
This amount of training, not to mention the amount of training of only a few dozen rounds of live ammunition per year for the National Army in all systems across the country, is even the 400-round training amount for recruits in the Japanese recruit training manual that is the envy of the National Army, which is also crushing.
As for the future, some data records that the Japanese army has a training volume of up to 1,800 rounds of bullets every year. Considering the fact that the little devils have to pick up the bullet casings after firing the bullets, there are a hundred people who don't believe it anyway.
Not to mention anything else, the Japanese currently have 17 divisions and some mixed brigades and cavalry brigades, totaling nearly one million troops. Training alone requires 1.8 billion rounds of ammunition in one year. Don't bankrupt the Japanese!
It allowed the Independent Regiment to accumulate more than 10 million rounds of ammunition in three years, which already made the director of the Military Supplies Department of the Independent Regiment, who was not very short of money, anxious.
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ps: The author of the military channel "White Island 1" has an old book "The Anti-Japanese War: Blood Stained Mountains and Rivers" which has been recommended by all channels. This time, there is a companion book "Anti-Japanese War: Blood-stained Mountains and Rivers" for book friends who like Anti-Japanese War literature.