However, the overly short Picatinny rail of this gun limited its expandability for additional features, and the slender folding stock, which looked dangerously insecure, left Joe Ga utterly uninterested.
But the 6.5mm caliber did indeed suit female snipers, as the bullet caliber naturally determined the robustness of the rifle, and Nis handling this gun seemed a perfect match.
Finding that Nis liked something, Joe Ga called over Sanderson, who was browsing the exhibition, and used his identity to purchase the rifle.
The bare rifle was $2,500, and with a full set of maintenance tools, rangefinder, silencer, scope, spare magazines, bipod, spare barrel, and 200 rounds of 140-grain competition-grade bullets, the total came to $9,500 to acquire the gun.
Nis carefully helped the staff to pack it up, frequently asking if there was anything she needed to be aware of. After everything was settled, the girl carried the long case and seemed to be incredibly happy.
