Chen Ke followed Hall and Priskin into the weapon room, but he didn't have a rifle of his own.
Hall picked up his Saiga-12 shotgun and also grabbed a sawed-off grenade launcher. He slung a brown shoulder bag over himself, stuffing it with ten boxes of 12-gauge deer bullets and eight explosive grenades.
Priskin, of course, took his "Baba Yaga," along with a SOCOM MK23 handgun fitted with an extended magazine. Unlike Hall, in addition to weapons, Priskin also brought a small handheld drill.
"You need a rifle, but we don't have time to customize one for you right now, so just pick any," Pihom suggested.
"Chen Ke, my shotgun's most effective range is around 50 to 100 meters, Priskin's gun about 100 to 150 meters. You understand what I'm getting at, right?" Hall said while checking his weapons.
Chen Ke hummed in acknowledgment, his gaze searching the racks on the other wall, and he took an interest in a very classic rifle—the M16.
Produced by Colt, just like the M1911.
