Joe Ga managed to secure the most lenient combat environment for P·B in America, but had he not been able to make Springblades himself, fighting this way would indeed be very costly.
A single Springblade 300 cost $20,000 to fire, and a six-round launcher equipped with a built-in signal amplifier and controller would cost $80,000.
The total price for one box would thus reach $200,000, while the explosive power of a single Springblade 300 might only be slightly greater than that of a hand grenade.
The enhanced version, Springblade 600, came in a box with only four rounds, but the total price was double.
Modern warfare in terms of "burning money" could be described as racing at a breakneck pace—let alone a mercenary group, even a nation would admit defeat if it couldn't keep up.
It was only because Joe Ga himself could handle these technically sophisticated but small-quantity devices that he was able to spare his excellent soldiers from paying the ultimate price with their lives.
