In a battle of this scale, any precise shooting skills are irrelevant.

What is really useful is how many arrows you can fire in the shortest time.

The more arrows you fire, the more you can suppress the opponent.

With the assistance of a full set of horse equipment, the Han cavalry was not much weaker than the Huns in equestrian skills.

Of course, this refers to those flower activities.

In such large-scale battles, flower work is often the most unreliable.

What is really reliable is who can be more stable on the war horse and who can use more strength on the war horse.

Obviously, the Han army has an advantage in this regard.

The combination of high bridge saddle and stirrups allows a person who has never ridden a horse to sit firmly on it for the first time and adapt to high-speed running.

So, imagine how scary it is.

After three rounds of shooting, the ones in front were almost in close combat.

Sun Er put away his bow and arrows and took down the cavalry rifle from the weapon rack.

The cavalry in the rear continued to fire, and the Han army had conducted rigorous research on shooting while riding.

So you can guarantee when you can stop shooting without hurting your own people.

Sun Er held the cavalry gun tightly with both hands and stared straight ahead.

The pressure on the front row is huge, and there are enemies everywhere in front of them.

Those in the back row need to concentrate because there will be missed enemies in front of them.

After all, the front row cannot defeat all enemies, and they are not gods, nor do they have three heads and six arms.

The head of the cavalry rifle is particularly long, as if half a sword is mounted on it.

It can stab and cut. Although it is not as versatile as it is, it is almost the same.

Sun Er controlled the war horse and tried to distance himself from the Huns on the opposite side as much as possible.

Not only Sun Er, but the entire Han army did this.

The total length of the cavalry rifle is three meters. Excluding the area that soldiers need to hold, the usable length of the front section is also about two meters. If the weapon does not know how to take advantage of the length advantage, then there is no need to fight this battle.

Sun Er only needs to keep running with the person in front, staggering by one horse length.

This is to prevent a rear-end collision after the person in front falls off the horse.

Soon, Sun Er saw the opportunity.

He saw a Hun cavalryman whose arm was scratched, and the wound was not deep.

There are many enemy soldiers with scratches like this in front. Of course, it is not because the people in front are not strong, but because of the need for combat.

After confirming the target, Sun Er followed the team's direction and slightly adjusted the distance.

Holding the cavalry rifle with both hands one after the other, he stared at the opponent fiercely.

It wasn't until the distance was almost close that he fiercely thrust out the cavalry rifle in his hand.

'puff……'

The gun tip stabbed the opponent's abdomen firmly and firmly. Sun Er quickly turned his wrist, following the direction of the movement of the two war horses, and used the maneuverability of the horses to pull the cavalry gun out of the opponent's body.

At the same time, this opportunity was also used to increase the area of ​​​​the enemy's wounds.
Chapter completed!