"The third one!" Hidden in the corner, the sniper cradled his G43 semi-automatic rifle. Looking through the four-times scope, he accurately took down a Dahua soldier who was aiming his rifle, ready to fire.
The enemy soldier clutched his chest and fell to his knees in the crosshair, struggled twice, then face-planted into the mud and disappeared.
In the past, the standard equipment for Tang Army snipers was the 98K rifle, which was later upgraded to the G43 semi-automatic rifle to keep the caliber consistent with the MG-42 machine gun, simplifying logistics. This model remained in use.
Compared to the frequent upgrades of heavy weapons, the urgency to update the weapons wielded by the soldiers wasn't as pressing. After all, they all served to kill—the equipment was somehow cobbled together to suffice until today.
