For a moment, the intense sound of gunfire echoed through the early morning docks.
Masao Handa sensed something was amiss at the scene; clearly, they had the advantage in numbers and firepower, so why did it seem like they were being suppressed by the enemy?
The United States wouldn't be deceiving us, would it?
The carbine's firepower, as it is, might not even be able to defeat the Self-Defense Forces.
A hint of regret welled up in Masao Handa's heart.
As a leader of a Violent Gang in Japan, his understanding of firearms wasn't much better than those ordinary people who knew nothing, not even as much as those military enthusiasts.
He didn't know what model or power any handgun had, only that a gun capable of killing was a good gun as long as you pulled the trigger.
His impression of the carbine was just a weapon once used by the U.S. Army; can it be a bad weapon?
Even if it's retired, it should still be stronger than the guns equipped by the Self-Defense Forces.
