When you turn your head, you are in an excellent aiming state. Besides, the barrel and the butt of the gun are on the same level. When the butt of the gun is against the shoulder, the spine does not need to be bent too much because the aiming baseline is high.

The shooter's bones are in a posture that is very consistent with the human body structure, which is a great protection for the warrior. Our warriors can always last a long time in a battle, and the weapons used must be tailor-made for warriors. Use my

When firearms continue to fire, soldiers will not feel overly tired, which objectively improves their combat effectiveness."

When these experts mentioned "improving combat effectiveness," what Yang Mingzhi didn't know was that most of them had a very limited understanding of this concept.

The Soviet Union's firearms manufacturing industry was inherited from Tsarist Russia, and Tsarist Russia had a large number of technicians who learned from the United States.

A Mosin Nagant, because of the concept of precision machining in the United States, the quality of the barrel of the rifle is amazing, and the accuracy is also amazing. But after all, it is produced by Lao Maozi, and other parts are gradually careless. However, Lao Maozi is not picky and can shoot accurately.

Still high, this is a good gun!

Therefore, firearms experts headed by Fedorov have a very limited understanding of soldiers' "combat continuation ability". They focus more on the accuracy of firearms. Some people can't help but pay attention to this, and they also pay special attention to how to use the least time.

Produces the largest number of firearms with acceptable performance.

Why? Ustinov stood here seriously. This young minister pursues pragmatism most. He does not ask for the accuracy of the firearm to be too high, as long as it is not too bad. The most critical issue is the production speed.

Ustinov saw that Berekov's core gun was actually made of a bunch of stamping machines. With such processing, the production efficiency must be extremely gratifying.

If Fedorov had not mentioned the issue of high aiming baseline, Ustinov would not have thought of it for a while.

Now that it has been raised, this issue should be discussed.

In 1942, high-baseline firearms were completely non-mainstream. The top experts in rifle development in the Soviet Union gathered in this office to discuss a high-baseline rifle.
Chapter completed!