Chapter 4: Lure the Tiger Up the Mountain

Wang Zhong was very satisfied with Grigori's demonstration.

Actually, hitting a flying pigeon from the hip was something ordinary people couldn't achieve.

Of course, an average person using a threaded cutting machine would definitely have a better accuracy rate than the Papasha; at close range, the firepower was the same as the Papasha, and at long distance, it was more accurate than the Papasha, plus it had a lower failure rate, which absolutely made it a superior weapon.

As for the low firing noise, that actually wasn't so important. What Grigori and the others wanted from the thick-barreled version was its stability during rapid firing; the importance of silencing wasn't something people of this era realized yet.

Grigori lowered the muzzle and looked towards Wang Zhong.

Wang Zhong, "Good job, pick up the pigeons and ask around, they might belong to the locals, compensate them at the market rate."