The entire target was left with only a hole.

Tu Ran silently applauded him in her heart.

excellent.

There are really huge differences between people.

Tu Ran withdrew his gaze and continued his practice.

"Hold the gun firmly, aim steadily, and fire lightly." Xie Xu's voice suddenly came.

Tu Ran looked at him. Although she didn't understand why he wanted to instruct her, she still did as he said.

With the bullet loaded, the body forms a stable triangular structure, the arms are stretched out, the base of the thumb and the curve of the gun handle fit perfectly, and the pistol is firmly controlled between the two hands.

Close your left eye and aim with your right eye. The rear sight and the front sight should be in the same plane, and the three points should be in a straight line. Then aiming is complete.

With his right index finger on the trigger, Tu Ran pressed it down slowly and evenly.

During this process, a slight, almost inaudible "click" sound was heard.

"Bang!"

The bullet left the gun, and the recoil caused Tu Ran's body to vibrate a little, but the overall shaking was not large and could be ignored.

Looking up, I hit the bull's eye.

Tu Ran: “?”

So was her shooting method just now different from before?

She practiced like this before.

Why did she hit it right away just now, but she missed it so many times before? Now it seemed like she wouldn't be able to do it without Xie Xu's teaching.

Countless thoughts went through Tu Ran's mind, but his appearance did not show it at all. He still raised his arm seriously, ready to fire the next bullet.

"You have to concentrate. Thinking too much in your head will affect your shooting accuracy." Xie Xu said.

Tu Ran paused. How did this guy know that she was not concentrating?

Turning to look at him, he was shooting at his bull's eye.

The empty shooting range was filled with the sound of bullets being fired, and every shot hit the bull's eye.

Didn't he say he should concentrate? Why was he still able to shoot so accurately after talking to her? And with his level, was it necessary for him to come here to practice?

Tu Ran thought secretly.

He turned his head and continued shooting.

The twelve words Xie Xu said echoed unconsciously in my mind.

“Bang… bang bang bang…”

Tu Ran took off his glasses and looked at the target.

Almost all of them hit the target, except for one that missed the target, but it was very close to the center of the target, only one centimeter away.

Tu Ran sighed inwardly, is this the effect of having a good instructor? However, since he is so good at guiding, why didn't he guide the original body in the first place?

Putting the pistol aside and taking off the goggles, Tu Ran looked at him thoughtfully.

Xie Xu continued shooting as if no one was around and ignored her.

Tu Ran thought about it, turned around and left.

Anyway, what I taught her is hers.

Who cares what his purpose is.

Tu Ran did not leave the training ground, but moved to the area where sniper rifle shooting was practiced.

Long-range sniping was something she had never tried before, but she wanted to give it a try.

Compared to the lightness of a pistol, a sniper rifle is much heavier.

Tu Ran received a sniper rifle with his ID card, and carried the ten-kilogram sniper rifle to the practice range dedicated to sniper rifles. After setting up the sniper rifle, he lay on the ground, adjusted his position and aimed.

The shooting distance of the pistol just now was 25m, and the shooting distance of the sniper rifle has become 500m. Of course, there are also distances of 800m and 1200m.

However, Tu Ran has a clear understanding of her own strength, and 500m is enough for her.

Observing the bull's eye from her distance at this moment felt like looking at ants on the ground from a helicopter taking off.

(End of this chapter)