The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2114 Chapter 2076 Fierce Battle with Cavalry (I) Echelon Blockade

The sounds of "bang" and "bang" from rifles were heard, which were the volley guns that Chinese soldiers habitually fired.

China's military industry is weak nowadays, and sometimes light machine guns are not enough, so they have to use volley guns.

Dozens or even hundreds of people fired at the same time, and dozens or even hundreds of bullets flew out in an instant. Regardless of the consequences, at least in the first shot, the firepower was maximized under rifle conditions.

And in this volley of gunfire, the formation of the Japanese cavalry, which had originally reined in their horses and stood still, changed. Some cavalrymen fell off their horses, while some horses were shot and neighed, fell down, or went mad.

It was really because the Japanese cavalry underestimated this small group of Northern Army soldiers who shot at them.

The Shang Zhen Battalion is now basically using the captured Type 6.5 rifles, which have a long enough range, stable trajectory and strong penetration! Many veterans even blunted the mm bullets of the Type rifles in order to maximize the killing effect.

The damage caused by pointed bullets and blunt bullets to the human body is similar to the damage caused by needles and small hammers. Although the former is sharp, the wound area is too small, and the patient will not be killed unless the vital part is hit. Although the latter lacks penetrating power, it will leave a hole as long as it enters the human body!
Just this one volley made the Japanese cavalry feel the pain. The Japanese commander no longer cared about the footprints on the snow. He waved his command knife and shouted orders. Then the Japanese cavalry, who had gathered together and happened to be within the range of the Type 38 rifle, dispersed and began to charge towards the high ground on this side.

"Don't use the machine gun, aim and shoot with the rifle!" Chu Tian shouted.

The Japanese cavalry was more than 400 meters away from them, but Chu Tian refused to allow them to use machine guns, so he had to use rifles.

The veterans’ shooting skills are very accurate. If I can’t hit the cavalry on horseback, can I not hit the horse too?

Then the rifles from the high ground fired in a disorderly manner. Although the firepower was not strong, the shooting was very accurate. As a result, in the "galloping horses", Japanese cavalrymen kept falling off their horses or the horses would choke and fall to the ground, throwing the riders off.

None of Chu Tian's men had calculated how long it would take a warhorse to run 400 meters, twenty or thirty seconds? It didn't matter. Even if each of the dozens of anti-Japanese veterans lined up in a row fired three shots, and two or even one of the three shots hit them, dozens of Japanese cavalrymen would lose their combat effectiveness in the process of charging on horseback. The harder they charged, the harder they fell!

Then the sparse Japanese cavalry rushed to within a hundred meters.

"Machine gun grenade launcher! Don't let the Japanese go up the mountain! Let them rush over from both sides!" Chu Tian shouted again.

"Going up the mountain" was just Chu Tian's nickname for the high ground where they were. Fortunately, everyone understood it.

The Japanese cavalry, who had suffered heavy losses due to underestimating the enemy, saw the high ground right in front of them. Just as they were about to rush up the high ground and hack with their swords, their "torrent" of cavalry hit the hardest "boulder" again.

Five light machine guns fired short bursts of "bang bang bang" and "bang bang bang", and the grenade launchers that had just been seized from the Japanese army were also put to use. The veterans mastered the advance timing, and several grenades hit the herd of horses with a whistling sound.

But this was a cavalry charge. Although some men were thrown off their horses, there were still cavalrymen who reached the bottom of the high ground and began to charge up the slope.

"Box gun grenade!" Chu Tian gave the order for the fourth time.

The enemy is so close that it is no longer enough to use rifles, so of course the fastest way is to use a box gun. We don't have to kill the Japanese horses, just injure them.

The machine gunner didn't have time to change the magazine and simply dropped his gun and picked up the box gun next to him and continued firing!
The men in Shang Zhen’s camp are truly double-gun generals. The more they fight, the fewer people they have, but the more weapons they capture. That is, the kitchen team that cooks all have box guns!
But the most efficient weapon in killing the enemy was not the box gun, but the grenade, which was previously captured from the Japanese army.

While cleaning up the battlefield, Hu Zhuzi swept back all the Japanese grenades, leaving him with exactly ten grenades.

Before the Japanese cavalry launched their charge, he had pulled out the pins of all ten grenades. Now that the Japanese had begun to charge up the slope, he smashed the grenade fuses on the prepared rocks and threw them down.

Don't worry if you throw it too close, because the grenade is round and will roll by itself if you throw it on the hillside.

In the end, seeing that some Japanese cavalry were still charging forward fearlessly, it would be too late if he didn't throw any more grenades. Hu Zhuzi grabbed a grenade in each hand, smashed the fuses at the same time, and threw the two grenades out at the same time in an extremely awkward posture.

It would have been fine if they had thrown some before, but the biggest tragedy in the battle was that the enemy came up and were able to fight with bayonets but you didn't throw all the grenades. How could this be acceptable?
Compared to others, Hu Zhuzi is certainly not very smart, but after years of fighting, he has developed a fighting instinct.

Although he threw the two grenades with both hands, they hit the gaps between the Japanese horses and exploded with a loud bang.

No matter how accurately the grenade was thrown, it only hit the belly of a horse. Even if it could blow up the horse badly, it only hit a horse.

But if it is thrown between two or even three horses, the fragments produced by the explosion of the grenade can injure all three horses!
Hu Zhuzi threw the last two grenades at the right time. The two explosions actually hit five horses!
Two horses fell to the ground, and the remaining three horses, although not fallen, also went crazy and raised their rear ends and rushed to the high ground.

A soldier was unable to dodge and was stepped on the shoulder by a horse, but at this time the bullet from the box gun next to him also arrived.

All three bullets hit the horse's huge head, and the horse fell down and fell on the soldier, and the Japanese soldier on the horse also fell off.

Another Japanese soldier on a horse saw that they had finally reached the Chinese army's position and instinctively raised his saber to chop, but the horse was injured and dizzy, and the soldier fell off the horse before he could chop with his sword.

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Sometimes human instincts cannot be controlled by combat habits, and he finally let go. The shining saber drew an arc in the air and fell down, piercing the left arm of a Chinese soldier and fell down in a flash.

But the Chinese soldier didn't feel anything and fired his right box gun at the Japanese soldier who was already knocked unconscious.

"Fuck you! You stabbed me with a knife after I fell down, but didn't you see who I was?" the Chinese soldier cursed with great contempt.

The sword that had pierced his left arm had already sunk into the ground.

The reason is that his left arm is just an empty sleeve, because this Chinese soldier is the one-armed Ma Tianfang.

Three horses rushed up the hill. The third horse carried its owner, but the Japanese soldier was unable to play any role because the horse kept rearing up. In order to avoid being thrown off, the Japanese soldier had to let go of the knife and hug the horse's neck.

The two grenades thrown by Hu Zhuzi became the last straw that broke the camel's back for the Japanese cavalry's charge!
The Japanese cavalry behind could no longer charge. It was the first time that they encountered a Chinese army without Maxim heavy machine guns and they were beaten so badly!

The remaining Japanese cavalry finally divided their horses and rushed over from both sides of the hill.

This is cavalry. There is no advantage of a small boat that is easy to turn around. If you rush too fast and pass the target, you will have to go around in circles and return.

"Hurry up and shoot again!" Chu Tian shouted again.

There were people and horses falling on the hillside, they were just trying to stop the charge of the Japanese cavalry, but the Japanese who fell off their horses were trying to climb up. Although a small number of soldiers turned around and shot at the Japanese, more people were still shooting at the Japanese who fell off their horses on the hillside and below.