Is there a novel about a person holding a sniper rifle and fighting the enemy alone during the Anti-Japanese War?
Yes, I recommend "The Anti-Japanese Sharpshooter" and "The Opening Sniper God" to you. They are both stories about transmigrating to the Anti-Japanese battlefield and using sniper rifles to fight the Japanese. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Sniper Rifle Holding Postures
There were many ways to hold a sniper rifle, and the most suitable position was chosen according to the environment and the actual situation. Common sniper rifle positions included prone position, sitting position, side position, back position, kneeling position, and squatting position. The prone position was the most common position for shooting without any support. It was more stable by using the arms and the gun to form a three-point support. Sitting without any support had the characteristic of stability. The gun body was placed on a stable knee, which could achieve excellent shooting results. The side position was good for fighting in a narrow space, but it was difficult to aim. The upturned posture required the upper body to slightly bow in order to aim and shoot, which required a higher physical fitness. Kneeling was one of the most common postures. It could make up for the difference between sitting and standing. Squatting was a posture that tested the stability of the sniper's lower body. In short, choosing the right position could improve the stability and accuracy of the sniper rifle.
Sniper Rifle Holding Postures
There were many kinds of shooting positions for a sniper rifle, including prone position, sitting position, side position, back position, squatting position, and standing position. The prone position was the most common position for shooting without any support. It was more stable by using the arms and the gun to form a three-point support. Sitting without support was more stable than lying down. Theoretically, the gun body could achieve a better shooting effect by resting on a firm knee. The side position was suitable for fighting in a narrow space, but it was difficult to aim. The upturned posture required the upper body to slightly bow in order to aim and shoot, which required a higher physical fitness. Squatting tested the stability of the sniper's lower body, but it was a heavy burden on the legs. The standing posture was a common shooting posture. It required a lot of physical strength and one needed to restrain the shaking of the whole body. In general, different gun postures were suitable for different situations and environments. Snipers needed to choose the appropriate posture according to the specific situation.
Was it during the Anti-Japanese War or the War of Liberation?
According to the given information, McKay's novel," Wind Whisper Curse: The Road to the North " was a novel that described a movie script. The plot was about the adventures of Lang Ming and the little demon in the north of the world of the Great Mist. It was not directly related to the Anti-Japanese War or the War of Liberation. Therefore, the book was not about the Anti-Japanese War or the War of Liberation, nor did it involve specific years.
Anti-materiel sniper rifle
The anti-material sniper rifle was a rifle specially used to destroy military equipment and supplies. Its destructive effect was higher than ordinary sniper rifles. These rifles usually used large-caliber, high-destructive ammunition, such as 12.7mm bullets. Its main combat targets were the enemy's armored vehicles, aircraft, fortifications, bunkers, ships and other high-value targets with certain defensive capabilities. It could also be used to kill enemy combatants from a long distance. There were many famous anti-material sniper rifles in the world, such as the US NTW-20 and NAC-50, and China's Type 10 sniper rifle. These rifles had great lethality and accuracy, and were widely used in military operations. Large-caliber anti-material sniper rifles were less effective against flying targets because of their limited accuracy and rate of fire, making it difficult to hit key parts of flying targets.
Fan Ruoruo holding a sniper rifle
Fan Ruoruo was trained by Wu Zhu to become a female sniper in the novel Celebrating the Years, and she mastered the usage of the sniper rifle. In one battle, she held a sniper rifle and shot at the Qing Emperor. Although she ultimately failed, she succeeded in breaking the Qing Emperor's defenses. Fan Ruoruo's sniper rifle skills played an important role in the story.
Is there a novel about snipers during the Anti-Japanese War in the novels on sina?
😋I recommend the following novels to you: The First Sniper of the Anti-Japanese War and the Anti-Japanese Sniper. Both novels told the story of snipers during the Anti-Japanese War. The former was the story of the ace sniper of the Shadow Special Brigade in Area A. The latter was the story of the national army's major battalion commander Luo Yuesong becoming an outstanding sniper and making outstanding contributions. I recommend these two novels because their plots are compact and vivid. They describe the bravery and perseverance of the Chinese army during the Anti-Japanese War, as well as the courage and wisdom of the snipers. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
M99 anti-material sniper rifle
The M99 anti-material sniper rifle was a semi-automatic sniper rifle independently developed by China. It used 12.7×108 mm bullets and had the characteristics of high accuracy, long range, lightness, novel structure, reliable performance, and easy maintenance. The rifle weighed 11.8 kilograms, used a 10-round magazine, and had a shooting accuracy of 1.6 angular minutes. The performance of the M99 was recognized worldwide and was selected as one of the five strongest sniper rifles in the world. Its outstanding performance had established a good reputation for being made in China. The M99 was often used in the Middle East, as well as in anti-pirate activities and the civil war in Syria. Overall, the M99 sniper rifle was a Chinese-made weapon with excellent performance.
Are there any novels about rebirth during the Anti-Japanese War?
I recommend the two novels,"The Killing God of the Anti-Japanese War, Bai Qi" and "The Violent Army of the Anti-Japanese War." The former was about a male protagonist who was reborn as the God of Slaughter in the Warring States Period. He slaughtered the devils, killed the traitors, and raised the prestige of China! The latter was about the rebirth of Thunderous Battle, the chief instructor of China's Lightning Special Forces. His existence made the Japanese unable to sleep at night! The two novels were both military-war-themed, which met the needs of the rebirth anti-Japanese theme. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
Was there a novel about a person who had a plane crash abroad and was reborn during the Anti-Japanese War?
I'm not sure what your question is, but I can recommend an Oriental fantasy novel called "The Second Dynasty". The protagonist also experienced a plane crash and traveled to another time and space. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Is there any novel recommendation about transmigrating into bandits during the Anti-Japanese War?
Yes, I recommend the two novels," The Peak Soldier King of the Anti-Japanese War " and " The Grassroot Hero of the Anti-Japanese War ". Among them, the former told the story of a young man in the mountains who transmigrated into a bandit and led an anti-Japanese team to fight against the Japanese and puppet troops. The latter told the story of a retired special forces soldier who transmigrated into the Anti-Japanese War and established an anti-Japanese guerrilla team. The members of the guerrilla team included local ruffians, traitors, bandits, and so on. All of them were grassroots heroes. I hope you like my recommendation.😗