Super Island Tycoon-Chapter 452 - 451 Silver Fox

If this shot were to hit a person, it would probably tear them to pieces instantly.

But there shouldn’t be anyone using a Gauss Rifle against humans; this thing is meant to deal with Humanoid Armor.

Once Jiang Cheng finished introducing the firearm’s performance, everyone else turned their gaze to the Gauss Rifle named "Silver Fox".

Their eyes were filled with curiosity, very eager to know just how powerful such a firearm could be.

Their curiosity would soon be satisfied, as the soldier holding the Gauss Rifle lifted the silver firearm and walked into the designated testing area.

The soldier wearing the Iron Man Armor first tried holding the rifle, casually aiming with the grip.

Then he ran with the firearm for a while, continuously crawling and rolling on the ground, occasionally stopping to prepare for aiming.

He also assumed various shooting positions in different stances to feel how well the gun matched with the armor.

He even flew into the air, using the thrusters to fly for a while.

In the air, he changed positions several times, simulating shooting at different places from various heights to experience the feeling of aiming with the firearm in the air.

After the soldier’s preliminary assessment, he found that the Gauss Rifle felt great in his hands.

Just a simple trial was enough to know that this gun is very comfortable to use, and any action could be controlled with ease.

Even just simulating shots, he felt that this gun was very suitable for him, with no inconvenience at all.

The size and weight of this gun are very appropriate, crafted specifically for the Iron Man Armor.

"This gun fits perfectly, and using it while wearing the armor feels seamless. Without even firing it, I can tell it’s excellent!

Moreover, moving with it doesn’t affect any actions, and its streamlined design doesn’t hinder speed at all. Overall, it’s perfect."

The soldier summoned to test the gun expressed his feelings, and some test personnel beside him quickly noted down the relevant details.

They were here today to test this Gauss Rifle, and every detail of the firearm needed to be recorded, as is standard in firearm testing procedures.

Jiang Cheng was unconcerned with the soldier’s remarks, knowing well how well the gun fit, feeling comfortable to use even with the armor on.

After all, the Iron Man Armor was his creation, and related data were very clear to him.

Jiang Cheng knew clearly what kind of firearms were suitable for this armor, and he understood what they required.

Since this gun was made for this armor, Jiang Cheng naturally crafted an appropriate firearm.

This gun was specially tuned by him, with every line so perfect.

The grip perfectly matched the palm of the Iron Man Armor, making it a custom firearm.

The overall length and weight of the gun were calculated by Lucy, fully meeting the combat needs of the Iron Man Armor and allowing adaptable use in different situations.

This firearm, named "Silver Fox", in Jiang Cheng’s mind, was the most suitable weapon for the Iron Man Armor, with all details optimized.

Jiang Cheng placed great importance on such details; anything created by him had to be flawless.

After feeling it, let’s start the shooting test; first, test the shooting accuracy and see how accurate your Gauss Rifle is at long-range shooting.

The test personnel, having recorded the gun’s feel, instructed the soldier, preparing for the next test.

"First, conduct a shooting test at 500 meters, then 1000 meters, 1500 meters, and finally test the extreme distance."

The test personnel intended to test the gun’s accuracy first and then other aspects.

Upon hearing they planned to start from 500 meters and gradually increase, Jiang Cheng stopped them.

Testing like this was too slow; this gun’s accuracy definitely exceeded your understanding. At 500 meters, the distance is too short to really test it; it’s guaranteed to hit the target 100% of the time.

Jiang Cheng was very confident in the firearms he produced; at such a short distance, missing a shot was impossible.

Due to the Gauss Rifle’s bullets, the speed is incredibly fast.

Factors generally affecting bullet accuracy like wind and humidity have little effect on Gauss Rifle bullets.

Moreover, with a soldier that skilled, missing shots was even less likely.

"Proceed directly with a 1500-meter accuracy test. I believe even at this distance, the hit rate will be strikingly high."

Jiang Cheng directly adjusted the accuracy test distance to an impressively long range.

Understanding that this distance made hitting the target difficult, typical firearms, even snipers, would struggle to hit targets from that far.

After bullets travel that far, even a 1mm inaccuracy can expand into a significant error.

The test personnel was initially shocked by Jiang Cheng’s suggestion, thinking it was too risky.

However, with Jiang Cheng’s insistence, the plan was adjusted since the test was focused on him, and they couldn’t change his opinion.

Soon, the target was placed at a 1500-meter distance, where the circular target was barely visible, only appearing as a small dot to the testers.

However, the soldier could see clearly because the armor had auxiliary aiming equipment, enhancing his observational capabilities beyond human limits.

Once seen, the soldier tightly gripped the silver rifle, aimed for a while, and took a deep breath.

Even he was unsure about such a distant shot, having never shot from so far, frankly having little confidence.

Once ready, the soldier finally fired the first shot.

The gun barrel didn’t spew flames like typical firearms, and the gunshot was so faint it was nearly inaudible.

This was due to the electromagnetic propulsion used, a standout feature of Gauss Rifles.

After firing the first shot, the Iron Man operator seemed to find his targeting rhythm, adapting to shooting ultra-long distances.

For an elite soldier, once accustomed, everything became straightforward.

The soldier continuously squeezed the trigger, firing dozens of bullets.

His gun-wielding action was extremely stable, with no deviation caused by shooting as if the gun’s recoil was completely nonexistent.