Bang!
Bang, bang! Bang!
Bang, bang! Bang!
With Xia Xu's formidable skills and protection, a proper firing stance hardly mattered. He darted forward like a phantom, opening with a fluid sequence of the Mozambique Shooting Technique interwoven with Body Techniques.
Previously, only his accuracy at long range had been somewhat lacking. As for tactics and techniques, he had memorized plenty through Brain Overclocking.
When people saw movie scenes of someone using a gun to bully a close-combat martial artist, they often joked about American Iaido. The Mozambique Shooting Technique was American Iaido in the truest sense-a close-range shooting technique.
Two shots to the torso and one to the head-even the gods would shake their heads. That saying described the Mozambique Shooting Technique.
Its core was precisely that straightforward: first put two shots into the torso, then follow up with one to the head.
But the greatest truths were simple. Easy as it sounded, it offered quite a few advantages.
First came the two shots to the torso, the easiest area to hit and the one that required the least aiming.
In ordinary shooting, even professional shooters choosing lethal targets rarely aimed for the head, because it was a small target, and any conscious or unconscious turn of the neck could make a bullet miss.
The torso had no such problem. Dodging required moving the entire body, and it presented a large target. Hits to any of the organs throughout the chest and abdomen could cause fatal injuries, and even at worst could incapacitate someone.
Two shots to the torso to neutralize the enemy and protect yourself, then one to the head to finish them off-that was the essence of the Mozambique Shooting Technique. Starting with a holstered gun, it was also a Quick-Draw Technique that pushed speed to its limit.