Kaman was eliminated at 400 meters, even though Joja temporarily helped him install a four times magnifying scope, it didn't help him much.

This is a matter of habit. If it were a young person, it would just be a matter of practice. But for an old guy like Kaman, it's not easy. It's really difficult to change that kind of instinct that is engraved in his bones.

Kaman himself didn't have the intention to change. Joja's armory had plenty of good guns, but Kaman was not interested in most of them. He had a special fondness for the AK series. He asked Joja to help him get two AKMs and two AK74s, and he was satisfied.

Besides guns, the only thing Kaman was interested in was landmines, especially powerful ones like the "Broad Sword".

In terms of combat, Joja and Nis combined couldn't match Kaman's skills. Joja just went along with him.

After Kaman was eliminated, the competition between Joja and Nis lost its appeal.

Kaman dominated at 100-200 meters, while Joja dominated at 200-400 meters.

But the situation changed after 400 meters...

Nis, using the G29, was as stable as a clock. When Joja was eliminated at 1000 meters, this girl raised the distance of the competition to 1700 meters.

Nis' shooting speed was not fast from start to finish, but it was stable and highly accurate, especially when the barrel heated up and the trajectory became completely stable.

Joja didn't really like shooting at such long distances. The feeling of bullets flying in the air for a few seconds before hitting the target gave him a strange sense of displacement. It couldn't compare to the straightforward satisfaction of hitting the target with a gunshot.

But it was really interesting to watch Nis shoot at long-range targets. Seeing this girl calculating and adjusting the sights with a calculator, Joja couldn't help but smile.

Nis was like a good student doing homework on the shooting range. The time she spent writing and calculating was longer than the time spent aiming and shooting.

This was completely different from the snipers he saw in movies. He also graduated from college, but he had some impression of the formulas Nis wrote, but it was impossible for him to calculate them.

Joja speculated that the reason snipers needed an observer was because two people doing arithmetic would definitely be faster than one person.

And the observer was obviously more important than the sniper because the observer was the main force in calculations. Pulling the trigger was probably the simplest task.

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When Nis reached the end, besides Joja holding the binoculars and enthusiastically helping her record the target hits, no one else was interested.

When this girl reached 1800 meters, she finally missed. But this miss didn't make Nis feel frustrated. On the contrary, it made her love the G29 in her hands even more.

For the past few days, Nis had been adapting to the ballistics of the new gun. The farthest she could hit was a target at 1500 meters. But today, under pressure, she performed exceptionally well and extended the range to 1700 meters. At this distance, the bullet's power was not significant anymore, but it was a result she had never achieved even with the TAC-50. It was definitely worth celebrating.

Lightweight, precise, and powerful, this gun perfectly suited her needs.

In a competition without stakes, the three of them fully displayed their characteristics.

There was no need to deliberately divide the work. Everyone found their position in the team.

Kaman was the assault, Nis was the sniper, and Joja could switch between close and long-range depending on the situation.

With this configuration, as long as they didn't encounter regular armies with heavy weapons in Africa, winning or losing aside, they would definitely be able to survive.

Watching Nis record a lot of data on the ballistics table, then put away her notebook, Joja took the initiative to help her pack up the P90 and smiled, "Great shooting skills. Do the snipers at the Khadafi Military Academy have your level?"

Nis, who was playing with the G29, paused for a moment, shook her head, and said, "They probably do, but I haven't seen them. We didn't have so many good guns back then. The TAC-50 I'm used to was actually confiscated by my brother from the battlefield."

"But if we're just talking about combat achievements, I'm definitely not the best. I've heard that there are a group of Kurdish female snipers in Syria and Iraq now, and their achievements are better than mine when I was in Libya."

After listening, Joja hesitated for a few seconds before saying, "Have you considered finding an observer? I think your efficiency and safety would be higher with a two-person sniper team."Nis shook her head and said, "Finding a compatible spotter is difficult. I think I'm in a good state now, and whether or not I have a spotter within 1000 meters doesn't make much difference to me.

Ultra-long-distance shooting is basically unnecessary for your business.

Actually, I think you're right. I should practice using the P90 submachine gun more, so I can be of help at close range."

Joja waved his hands repeatedly and said, "I'm not asking you to practice close combat to fight the enemy at close range, but to protect yourself. There's a big difference.

You're a sniper, no matter how much you practice, you can't become Kaman. Even if you did, it would be a waste of your talent.

Actually, I think it would feel great, and particularly cool, to have a gun that can cover me from 1500 meters away when I'm negotiating business.

Imagine, whenever I'm displeased with someone, their head would explode. How intimidating would that be?

With this kind of setup, we should sell our guns at a higher price than others!"

Nis, who was slightly cold in temperament, was amused by Joja. She pursed her lips and laughed, then whispered, "If that's the case, it would be necessary to hire another spotter.

The field of view of the scope is too narrow. With a spotter, we can observe a larger range and provide you with more comprehensive cover.

Actually, spotters are generally more skilled than snipers, because all a sniper needs to do is pull the trigger."

Joja shook his head and said, "Not everyone who can pull a trigger can become a sniper.

I just feel that without a spotter, your talent can't be fully utilized.

But there's no rush for this. We can't just settle for anyone. We need to find someone who matches well with you.

Didn't you just mention that the female sniper from Kurd in Syria is very good? When we have time, we can go to Syria and take a look. Maybe we'll find someone suitable?"

Nis laughed and shook her head, saying, "There's no need to go through all that trouble. There's a website for female snipers. If you think it's necessary, I can post a job ad there.

A daily wage of 100 dollars, 500 dollars during wartime, can hire a very good sniper. And a good sniper can usually become a spotter. If necessary, I wouldn't mind becoming a spotter myself."

Joja was taken aback and said incredulously, "There's such a website? Why have I never heard of it?"