Sniping at the enemy at night, especially from afar, feels quite exhilarating.
Song Heping could even see the scorching bullet he fired flying toward the enemy, and the splattered blood would burst like fireworks through the night vision goggles.
The M24 sniper rifle (SWS) he held in his hand is a military derivative of the Remington 700 rifle used by the US Army, including the Special Forces, Rangers, and Delta Special Forces.
It uses 7.62mm NATO standard ammunition, with a maximum effective range of about 1500 meters with high accuracy and long range. The only weakness is that as a bolt-action sniper rifle, one has to work the bolt to eject and chamber a new round after each shot, making its rate of fire slower than that of a semi-automatic sniper rifle.
But in Song Heping's hands, this rifle fired with the speed of a semi-automatic sniper rifle; after each shot, Song Heping would rapidly eject the spent casing and reload, with very short intervals between.
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