These weapons had all been produced to deal with the Red Mad Wolf. As for bullets... forget it. There was no shortage of anything at home, especially bullets, even if many of them could no longer be used in the modern era.
With no shortage of mineral resources, though, honestly, if the modern industrial system ran at full production speed... the number of bullets produced each day would exceed your imagination.
The reason for choosing these weapons was naturally their high rate of fire. From a certain perspective, firing large-caliber rocket artillery or howitzers was simply too expensive.
A single salvo might cost a small fortune, while at current production costs, that same small fortune could produce a hundred million rounds of ammunition.
Since this ammunition was produced directly here in Great Qin, the cost was even lower. Moreover, unlike commercial operations, production here was cheaper even than wartime manufacturing. So, even including these large-caliber rounds, the average price was definitely below one yuan, perhaps not even fifty cents.
Knowing what their enemy was like, they had naturally prepared ample weapons and ammunition. There might not be much else, but they truly did not lack weapons or ammunition.
Commander Lin and the others stood beside Jiang Yan Hai and watched as soldiers of the Shadowless Imperial Guard helped transport all the ammunition onto the city walls. The ammunition was neatly arranged behind them, with different types sorted into categories.
However, Commander Lin and the others could not quite make sense of it... because these things were completely different from their own weapons and equipment.
The number of these soldiers was far lower than the ten thousand Jiang Yan Hai had mentioned. Their clothing was also rather strange and mottled in color, yet they wore no armor—only ordinary cloth garments. Could