It should be noted that the firearms improved by Zhu Yunwen were almost integrated, making them more convenient than flintlock muskets, and not much different from rifles of later generations.
The only difference is that, perhaps due to the workmanship, these modern muskets are not as refined and are relatively rough.
However, the principle is no different from that of later rifles. The firing pin strikes the bullet, which is then ignited by the mercuric methyl methacrylate at the rear of the bullet, propelling the bullet forward.
Moreover, this magazine can hold ten to twenty bullets at a time, so you don't have to change the bullets one by one.
Therefore, it is basically possible to fire shots in succession with tremendous power.
Therefore, once these musketeers were on the field, they only needed to aim at an enemy on the opposite side and fire, and they would have an accuracy rate of about 70% to 80%.
Moreover, whether the soldiers were scattered or not did not affect the musketeers' firing.
Unlike artillery shells, bullets rely entirely on their coverage area to achieve a certain damage range.
A single bullet only needs to take one person's life, so amidst the continuous banging sounds, a deluge of bullets was fired.
Before the Allied soldiers at the front could figure out what was happening, they felt a sudden, intense pain in their bodies and collapsed to the ground.
In this way, under the continuous fire of ten thousand musketeers, the Allied soldiers fell one after another during their charge, and almost instantly tens of thousands of them were lost.
The corpses were scattered all over the ground, which frightened many of the soldiers behind them so much that they dared not even charge forward.
This scene also stunned Zhu Yunwen and the others.
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