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Chapter 342 Conquering the entire arena with strength!
boom! boom! boom!
The sound of gunfire was incredibly clear and rhythmic, echoing across the field shooting range. Chen Jin, holding a rifle, rapidly pulled the trigger at a moving half-body target a few meters away.

One shot, one target; no follow-up shots were needed from beginning to end.

Moreover, the way he walked and held the gun was very professional.

At first, only Guo Fan and David stood there, dumbfounded, watching Chen Jin perform; eventually, many shooters from the range also came over to watch.

Chen Jin's "Lai Fu" move was just too cool.

"Damn it, I underestimated this guy's strength!"

"I knew it, this guy was going to pull off something big..."

Guo Fan watched Chen Jin wielding a real gun and "wielding a lot of firepower," which gave him a feeling similar to the assassin Dragon in the "John Wick" script, who took down the enemy with a single gun, though it was a bit exaggerated.

This is a real gun!
This guy really did have training, and it was from the military.

Even a layman like him could see how impressive he was, let alone the seasoned professionals standing next to him.

"Standard Vivor gun handling!"

"Shit, we've all been tricked! Chan is a pro!"

David Leitch was swearing and cursing.

Many of the foreigners present could actually tell.

The Vivor method of holding a gun is also known as the "modern gun method"!
In this country, a U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant colonel named Jeff Cooper developed and perfected a modern method of holding a gun based on the unique and precise gun-holding method of a shooting enthusiast named Vivor.

However, this gun grip technique is nothing special, as it's a basic shooting technique that many people present know how to use.

It was Chen Jin's actions that disillusioned David and the others.

They thought Chen Jin was a novice, but they didn't expect him to be so professional.

The Vivor gun-holding method has four core rules: always keep the gun fully loaded; never point the gun at a target you don't want to eliminate; lock the sights onto the target before putting your finger on the trigger; and always be sure of the target you want to shoot.

Chen Jin undoubtedly did a very good job in these four aspects.

In particular, the rule that one cannot place their finger on the trigger has earned them the nickname "Golden Finger".

Anyone who dares to do that in the Chinese army will definitely get a flying kick from their squad leader.

"And the shooting technique is also exceptionally standard Mozambican!"

"Yes, the Mozambican shooting method!"

"Those who haven't practiced shooting would never know..."

David Leitch sighed, and a foreigner who was clearly a regular here nodded in agreement.

The gun-holding posture is called Vivor, and the shooting itself has a professional term: Mozambique.

This is much more famous than Vivor. Basically, anyone who likes watching gunfight movies or playing shooting games has heard of this type of shooting.

Moreover, the reason why "John Wick" is so popular all over the world and is highly praised by many military enthusiasts is because the shooting techniques of the main characters are very realistic and professional, just like in the legendary Mozambique.

It was also invented by Americans.

No wonder it's a country where gunfights happen every day.

Jeff Cooper, a retired U.S. Marine Corps member and renowned firearms expert, frequently conducts tactical training for military and police personnel, imparting cutting-edge tactical techniques. He is hailed by Americans as the greatest small arms tactical expert of the 20th century.

He was the first to propose Mozambique and systematize it into a shooting method.

However, the one who created this shooting method was not him, but a mercenary named Mac Rousseau, who was Cooper's student.

During the Mozambican Civil War, in a battle for control of Mozambique International Airport, he encountered a Mozambican Liberation Front guerrilla armed with an AK-47 assault rifle.

At that time, Rousseau only had a Browning pistol, putting him at a significant disadvantage in terms of firepower.

After a moment of panic, Rousseau fired two shots in quick succession, hitting the partisan in the chest repeatedly, thinking that the man would never get up again.

But as soon as he lowered his gun to catch his breath, he discovered that the other person was still alive and trying to shoot him.

Rousseau was terrified and hurriedly raised his pistol to shoot the man in the head, but instead broke his spine, which was the only time the man truly died.

After the war ended in 1992, Rousseau told his teacher Jeff Cooper about this experience.

Jeff thought that student Mike's shooting method—two shots to the chest and abdomen to paralyze or weaken the opponent, followed by a shot to the head—was a very practical combination.

So it was named the "Mozambique Shooting Method" and incorporated into his teaching... Unexpectedly, this shooting method was quickly recognized by military experts around the world and then promoted globally.

"A headshot or a shot to the heart is actually very difficult in real shooting!"

"Especially in urban warfare or small-scale battles!"

David Leitch looked at Guo Fan and Gong Ge with curiosity, and Sun Nuo translated, "Why can't we prioritize attacking them? It's a matter of timing!"

"For example, if your opponent is of the same skill level as you, and you both advance with your guns held at a normal angle, in order to ensure that the recoil is perfectly absorbed by your body and to ensure the accuracy of your shots, the line of fire is kept at a normal horizontal level!"

"It can't curve upwards, nor can it droop downwards!"

"If you see the other person at the same time when you turn a corner, and you only want to kill them with one shot, aiming at their head, then you need to raise the muzzle of your gun before you can fire!"

"This time may be very short, maybe a fraction of a second, and you might overlook it or not take it seriously!"

"Because the targets used in live-fire training are all stationary and do not retaliate, even when using simulation equipment, there is no such thing as a vital point!"

"But in actual combat, if your opponent is of equal strength!"

"In the time it takes you to raise your gun and aim at the head, the enemy can pull the trigger three or four times, leaving you with a bunch of holes. You won't even have a chance to fire again!"

"What does this have to do with Mozambique?"

Guo Fan suddenly asked.

"Of course it's relevant!"

Sun Nuo could answer him like this: "In a real battle, many people wear bulletproof vests and helmets. How do you kill the other side?"

"To deal with a potentially heavily fortified enemy, or to eliminate the enemy in the fastest and safest way, it comes down to the first principle of shooting—absolute speed and relative accuracy!"

"Anyone who studies shooting knows this!"

When you see a target, don't immediately focus on accuracy and aim for a headshot. Instead, prioritize hitting the target as quickly as possible after you've already hit them.

Whether you shoot the opponent in the chest or even the foot, it doesn't matter if the opponent is wearing a bulletproof vest or has bulletproof plates that can stop rifle bullets.

"I'll fire first, and then we'll talk. I'll fire as quickly as possible, no matter where I hit the body!"

"Even the ten fingers are connected to the heart. If you hit the body, even the toes, it will hurt a lot, and the opponent will be slow to retaliate!"

"Your Mozambican marksmanship guarantees a complete kill on your opponent!"

It’s clear.

This explanation made Guo Fan immediately understand the importance of Mozambique.

This is real-world marksmanship, not the kind of back-and-forth shooting seen in movies.

Real battlefield shooting and killing the enemy is extremely brutal.

"Doesn't that mean we can make a very realistic gunfight movie?"

Many gunfight movies are very exaggerated and detached from reality, like Yan Shuangying and Rambo, who are superheroes.

"Of course!"

"I have complete confidence in the movie that Chan is going to make!"

This was said by David Leitch.

Chen Jin's expert marksmanship has completely won over this military enthusiast.

Imagine someone with such expert shooting skills; filming an assassin would be more than enough for them!
In his previous life, Keanu Reeves trained for four months and filmed "John Wick"; in this life, Chen Jin plays this role with the skills of a professional assassin, so David Leitch certainly has high expectations.

"Let's go, to the next venue!"

Chen Jin suddenly put down the rifle. All of the dozen or so half-body targets had been "killed," and the bullets had been used exactly... forty rounds.

Every shot hit the target; each half-body target was hit three times!
The first two shots should focus on speed, using a double-shot technique. As long as the bullet hits the body, it doesn't matter where you aim.

However, it's best to aim for the chest and abdomen area.

Because of the normal firing position during movement, the gun line will inevitably be around the chest and abdomen, allowing you to fire without changing the muzzle height, which is faster.

Secondly, the chest encompasses organs such as the heart and lungs. In the center of the human chest is the manubrium of the sternum, behind which is the spine, which contains a large number of nerves. Two major arteries and veins pass through the human chest and neck.

Once hit in the chest by a bullet, the vast majority of people will not survive. Even if the enemy is wearing a plated body armor, it can still produce an excellent immobilization effect, making the enemy unable to resist and turning them into a sitting duck.

Then, taking advantage of this time, spend 0.5 seconds precisely aiming at the enemy's head and killing him instantly with one shot.

From spotting the enemy to completing the Mozambique mission, the entire process usually takes about 1.5 seconds, which is equivalent to a series of moves in martial arts.

The overall design logic is: control with the first two shots, kill with the third, achieving the effect of "two shots to the chest and one shot to the head, even the King of Hell would shake his head!"

"what?"

David didn't quite hear what Chen Jin said, but Chen Jin pointed to the largest shooting range not far away.

That was a rapid-fire killing field simulating real gunfights.

It contains dummies, moving targets, and fake bullets hidden in the dark—basically, a simulation field.

"You still want to play this?"

David's expression turned somewhat strange.

"Of course, I just touched the gun to challenge my speed, and there's that live-action simulated battlefield over there. Guo Fan, Lao Gong, and I will team up as a group of four, and we'll have a battle—"

"no~no~no~~"

Chad was the first to wave his hand, raising both hands in a gesture of surrender: "You're too professional. I reckon only David can rival you!"

Just kidding, with that level of accuracy, what kind of CS would you be playing?

Let the enemy use you as a target and shoot you down one by one!
Chad isn't stupid; he's not going to do anything that's guaranteed to lose and get him humiliated.

"How about we team up, David, and take on the others?"

"Haha, this is great!"

Sun Nuo had already raised his hand in agreement, but David shrugged and said, "I want to see Chan's quick kill record!"

"What, you're worried Chan won't be your teammate?"

"No, I want to see him break the record at this shooting range!"

"Is that so, Chan?"

As if seeing through Chen Jin's thoughts, David Leitch suddenly looked up and asked.

Unexpectedly, Chen Jin nodded: "Yes, I have that idea. I want to give it a try. I think I just saw some kind of battle record table?"

"Hmm, the fastest record in the speed kill arena is 19.81 seconds to take down all opponents!"

Any shooting enthusiast would love to challenge the record in this quick-kill arena; any man would get itchy fingers.

However, this record is definitely not so easy to break.

Just like this record of 19.81 seconds, it's clearly set by a professional.

"I'll go ask for you!"

David Leitch also wanted to see Chen Jin's true skill level. The target practice just now didn't reveal his true ability at all; at most, it showed his accuracy and shooting mastery.

But the speedrun mode is a simulation; strength is strength, and shooting ability will be clear over time.

David Leitch quickly approached, a playful glint in his eyes: "This record is said to have stood for a long time, set by a retired mercenary, a true soldier!"

"Wow~~~"

Jonathan chimed in, "Dragon is just a retired mercenary assassin!"

He was referring, of course, to the character in the script.

"Ha ha!"

The people around immediately burst into laughter.

Chen Jin didn't laugh; instead, her expression showed a hint of eagerness: "Let's go have some fun!"

“gogogo~~~”

Chad, always eager for a good show, led a group of people to escort Chen Jin toward the killing field. Unbeknownst to them, Chen Jin had become the center of their attention.

This is the absolute control that comes with strength.

Even David Leitch has now had to admit that Chen Jin is an actress with a great personal charm.

He's not just a guy with acting skills; besides acting, his physical skills and shooting ability are definitely a plus for his role in "Killer: Dragon".

Chen Jin arrived at the quick-kill arena. Perhaps because of his shooting performance just now, many foreigners he didn't recognize also came up.

"Is this yellow-skinned guy going to challenge Larson's record?"

"It's probably just for fun!"

"But his accuracy is..."

As many people chatted, they watched Chen Jin pick up a P30 pistol. Perhaps because he had experienced the game "John Wick," he used the gun very smoothly.

"Hey, Chinese stars, are you ready?"

The boss clearly already knew Chen Jin's identity. Chen Jin gave him an OK sign and stood at the entrance of the quick-kill arena.

He was about to complete a shooting simulation similar to Wick killing his opponent.

"start!"

At the shout of the farm owner, Chen Jin immediately moved.

He assumed a standing position and entered a ready state, then, in a gun-holding stance, began firing at the first target 10 meters away in Mozambique.

boom! boom! boom!
Three shots hit!

Then, turning to the side reveals the next target.

Chen Jin's standing posture changed when he shot, his gun-holding posture changed, and his movements changed when he fired.

Before each shot, the muzzle would be slightly adjusted upwards.

The height was precisely controlled, and it was very professional.

It looks like I've already aligned the three points, but it also seems like I haven't reached the level of alignment yet; I'm just shooting by feel.

However, the target was constantly trembling, proving that Chen Jin had actually hit the target with every shot.

Moreover, after each shot in Mozambique, Chen Jin would lower the muzzle of his gun and adjust the crosshair back to its initial position.

The whole process takes about 0.5 seconds.

After adjusting, fire a second round, continuing to fire at the target Mozambique, then return the gun to its original position, and repeat the cycle continuously.

From David Leitch and Sun Nuo's perspective, Chen Jin's gun barrel was constantly moving up and down with his body.

"CARs!"

Suddenly, a gasp rang out from the crowd. A rather burly-looking man couldn't help but exclaim, "That's definitely a soldier!"

Only a little over 10 seconds had passed.

Seeing that Chen Jin had hit seven or eight targets in a row, David Leitch's eyelids twitched slightly.

Could this guy have actually broken the record for the fastest kill?
His response was another swift barrage of shots from Chen Jin.

14 seconds, 15 seconds... At this moment, even the farm owner started looking at the quick kill field timer next to him, while Chen Jin's figure was like a ghost, dodging a bullet that was fired, and then shooting down a dummy with a single shot.

"Finish!"

Dang~~~
When Chen Jin struck the steel plate, which was touted as the last opponent, the plate flew up from the bullet's impact, making a crisp sound along with the bell on it.

The timer stopped instantly.

Many people also pressed their phones; they had just done the test themselves.

shhhhh--

At this moment, countless eyes turned to the side of the boss, where a clear and huge timer came into everyone's view.

18 second 37!

A new record has been set at this firing range.

At that moment, the area around the firing range became quiet!
(End of this chapter)