ALL NOVEL Chapter 64 Wilderness Travel
Soon, Liang En and Barry found an open space that allowed hunting. Then he put on the orange warning uniform and came to the open space.
Because this was just a simple experiment, the two people took out several empty bottles directly from the car, and then placed them 30, 50 and 100 meters away as targets.
In this case, Liang En was naturally the first to come, so he first pulled the gun according to the skills of the East German soldier in his mind, then inserted the ten-round bridge clip into the magazine and pressed down the bullet with his thumb, and then Pull out the empty bridge clip easily.
Of course, this is not a battlefield, so Liang En did not throw away the air bridge clip, but stuffed the air bridge clip into his ammunition vest, and then pulled the bolt to load the bullet.
Next, he picked up the rifle in a standard standing shooting posture, then aimed at the target 30m away and pulled the trigger of the firearm in his hand.
The two bullets hit the bottle accurately and sent the bottle flying.
"The marksmanship is very good. Next, shoot the target 100m away." Barry said after watching Liang En's first shot. "We need to get the accuracy of this new gun right."
The sights of new guns are often not that accurate, so when Liang En shot at the target 100 meters away, he had clearly aimed at the green bottle, but the bullet landed on the right side of the bottle, stirring up two clouds of dust.
"The aim of the new gun is a little to the right." Barry said, and then he saw Liang En taking out tools from the tool box and adjusting them. After he adjusted it, the two lower bullets hit the plastic bottle a hundred meters away.
Perhaps because it was his first time shooting with this kind of firearm, he was so excited that he randomly found a few targets and fired quickly until all the remaining bullets in the gun chamber were empty.
"Have you had any military training before?" Barry asked after Liang En confirmed that the gun was empty and turned off the safety, because he could see that Liang En's habit of using weapons had certain characteristics of a soldier.
As the representative sent by Mr. Bruce, Barry is a former special forces soldier who retired from the Canadian Special Service Forces, so he has powers of observation that ordinary people do not have in some aspects.
"You should know that I have not received any formal military training. These are just some skills I have learned on my own since I was interested in the military since I was a child." Liang En replied, believing that the other party should know his situation from Mr. Bruce.
Next, Barry also used his gun to demonstrate his military literacy, and then the two of them packed up the gun and bullets, got in the car and left.
As the car drove all the way south, the environment on the roadside became increasingly bad. There were still woods and lakes at the beginning, but the vegetation became sparser as you went south, and in the end there were only bare mountains and the Gobi Desert with only a few weeds.
"Now it looks like the scenery in those old western movies." Looking at the red rock walls and the equally red Gobi desert outside, Liang En sighed subconsciously.
"Of course, because this is the West." Barry played the famous whistle soundtrack from "Red Dead Redemption" in the car and said loudly.
"And we are now on the same path as those famous cowboys."
"And we are still looking for the treasures they left behind." Liang En said with a smile, "By the way, there is a small town called Lincoln Town ahead. After passing the town, we should enter the mountains."
The town of Lincoln was one of many small towns in the Western era, and even its name was among the worst in that era. If you open the map, you will find that there are a lot of places named after the presidents and vice presidents of the United States.
After crossing this small town with seemingly only a dozen households, the car drove onto a bumpy dirt road. After driving on the sloping dirt road for more than ten minutes, there was only one left in front of it. Sheep intestines.
"The car can only drive here, and the next more than 20 kilometers of mountain road will have to be walked on foot." Liang En, who carefully read the map beforehand, said, "We may need to live in the mountains for a while. Night."
"Actually, the mountains here are much safer than the forest park we passed before." Barry said after carrying the equipment he needed. "It is indeed desolate here, but because of the desolation, there are not many ferocious beasts."
"You are right. According to the information, the most dangerous creatures in this area are just a small number of rattlesnakes and wolves. If you pay more attention, there will be no safety problems." Liang En replied, and then followed the path to Go forward.
Because this place is desolate and remote, there are not many people along the way. The two of them would take a break every 40 minutes or so, and they didn't stop until it was almost dark.
After observing the surrounding terrain and using the locator they brought to confirm that they were on the right track, the two stopped at a spring at the bottom of the valley.
Perhaps because of their good luck, they found a cave about the size of one or two houses less than 30 meters away from the spring.
Around the caves and springs, they found a lot of traces of human activities. For example, there were trimmed wood, a stove surrounded by stone, and an obviously abnormal number of glass bottles.
The first time they saw traces of human activity, Liang En and Barry loaded the firearms hanging on their chests, and then stared at the surroundings warily.
In the United States, the security level of this kind of wilderness in non-tourist areas is about the same as that of downtown Detroit. Anyone you meet is likely to be an outlaw with a criminal record, and is more dangerous than rattlesnakes and wolves.
This is not that Liang En is scheming Americans. Just think about the number of Americans who disappear in the wilderness every year, and you can probably judge the security level of these places.
It is true that many of the missing people fell into ditches, encountered bad weather, or were unlucky enough to be eaten by bears, but more often than not, they were stared at by others in the wild or saw something they should not have seen. thing, and then unfortunately was killed and silenced.
Fortunately, as a professional, Liang En carefully studied these human traces and found that all human traces here were at least 50 years old.
"If I'm not wrong, this place was the first place where people were looking for gold. But unfortunately there is no gold in the rocks here."
After holding the gun vigilantly and circling around, Liang En made a judgment. "Then during the Prohibition era in the United States, these mines that didn't yield gold were occupied by bootleggers and used to store their illegal home brews."
"Although it is far away from the city, it is not far from the interstate highway and the junction of the two states, so placing a bootlegging point here is a very good choice."
"Are you treasure hunting experts so good?" After listening to Liang En's analysis, Barry looked surprised.
As a former member of the Special Forces, he could only tell that the human traces were from long ago, but the specifics were beyond his knowledge.
"It's just that everyone is good at different things." Liang En said with a smile. "Just like the fighting skills you have mastered can allow you to defeat three of me without any problem."