48 Hours a Day

Zhang Heng has been able to see the hunter's cabin, in addition to several additional tents on the open ground.

By now, the Cooks had finished their dinner, and there were no recreational activities in the wilderness hills. Except for the vigilante, the vast majority of the bandits chose to sleep at this time. After all, they had a hard war to fight in less than two days.

Unlike other small towns and counties in Lincoln County, there are plenty of people, but there are plenty of ranches nearby, and local ranchers and cowboys have a lot of fighting power, and even the Cook gangs have to get up and not dare to take it lightly.

Zhang Heng lay down for a while, but unfortunately [Filter Lenses] did not have perspective effect, and he could not see where Cook was, but if not surprisingly, the latter should live in the most comfortable hunter's cabin. Unfortunately, in this short period of time Zhang Heng observed, he did not come out of the house, otherwise tonight's battle would be simple.

Because I don't know how long the people in charge of guarding the perimeter change shifts, Zhang Heng didn't dare to wait too long. He nodded at the old cowboy and everyone started attacking through the light coming out of the hunter's cabin.

Zhang Heng also didn't know who shot him and the old cowboy first, anyway, at least two bullets hit a convenient bandit together, and at the same time he heard Deputy Sheriff Joseph excited, “I hit him! ”

The guy who stood up for convenience just pulled it out and fell down, but the gunfire also broke the calm of the night.

The first wave of attacks was conservative, with an estimated six or seven people choosing the only one standing outside, but only two bullets eventually hit, leaving either empty or only one corpse to be whipped.

The old cowboy shouted in a hurry, "Aim for the tent. ”

These peasants and miners have a common shooting technique, coupled with a bit of tension at first, and it is unrealistic to expect them to hit the target, but the tent target is relatively large, so long as the shooting technique is not too bad, it is difficult to hit it.

Of course, it's another thing to know if a bullet can hit someone in there.

In fact, the bandits who licked the blood of the knife's head reacted quickly. They woke up from their dreams immediately after the attack. They took up their weapons without dressing, and even someone jumped out naked, looking for shelter to fight back.

Zhang Hengmei put up Winchester in his hand and killed one of the coolest looking guys, but by now the rest of the kung fu had been laid down. The great majority of the bandits had not even figured out where the enemy was coming from, only to raise their guns, and the people in the cabin soon realized what they were doing, extinguishing the kerosene lamp and putting the outside completely in the dark.

Zhang Heng, on their side, no one was injured except an unlucky miner who was hit in the arm by a bullet.

But an old cowboy's heart sank. These guys are definitely much better at fighting than their side. Once the other side has survived the initial period of panic, calm down. The final winner must still be the Cook Gang.

This is also because the night limits the hitting rate of the Cook Gang. Otherwise, there would have been casualties on their side by now. There is no good solution for the old cowboy. Although his shooting skills are good, they are also very limited in this environment, and he can only hope for Zhang Heng now.

The latter had promised him that the situation would be left to him, but when the old cowboy asked Zhang Heng exactly what to do, Zhang Heng merely told him that all he had to do was kill him.

“ ………… ”

Old cowboy needs to see how Zhang Heng killed people now.

Zhang Heng had nothing to do after the first two shots were fired. He used this time to memorize the distribution of the Cook gang outside the cabin, and determined everyone's position before taking the gun again.

Later, the old cowboy saw the most memorable scene of his life, only Zhang Heng constantly switched between shooting and loading. Each bullet flew out of the barrel and a life was harvested across the street.

The old cowboy had no idea how Zhang Heng did it. On a night like this, even the outline was difficult to see, and no bullet was wasted.

Zhang Heng directly shot off one rifle and replaced the other.

Meanwhile, the Cook gang finally began to riot, watching their companions fall down one by one, as if they had been harvested by the Reapers. Forgive the bandits who had seen the big wind wave began to panic, and finally began to move into the hunter's cabin. Zhang Heng shot two more people while he was there.

As a result, the Cook Gang finally lost more than two digits of manpower over there, not long before the fighting began.

Of course, the old cowboy didn't just stand there and watch the noise. He saw Cook help the rest of the people back into the cabin and immediately took them up, and started shouting inside, telling Cook and others that they had been surrounded by the military, asking them to lay down their weapons and surrender.

Major Wade then stood up and began to persuade them to surrender, promising not to kill them immediately as long as they surrendered their weapons, but to bring them back to the Federation for a fair trial.

The old cowboys knew that Cook was impossible to accept, and they weren't too tight, but left a direction for the Cook gang to flee, where Zhang Heng was waiting for Cook to show up.

The old cowboy screamed outside for a while, but there was no movement in the cabin, just as he began to wonder if they had been identified.

The doors and windows of the hunter's cabin opened, and the Cook gang members, nestled inside, came out and began to search for their horses and prepare to break through.

Zhang Heng Ke restrained his desire to shoot and quickly found Cook and Matthew inside.

Soon he discovered a guy suspected of being the leader, masked, corked and protected by bandits, but Zhang Heng did not see Matthew in it.

Although it was a retreat, the Cook gang showed considerable organization and did not appear to have escaped, and it had to be acknowledged that Cook's men and horses were well trained, clearly a group of bandits, but had even surpassed the regular army in terms of discipline.

Opportunity passed quickly, Zhang Heng had no time to pay attention to where Matthew was, started shooting, and attacked Cook's location. He killed the two men who were guarding him, finally gaining a slight void. Zhang Heng did not hesitate to pull the trigger, and the bullet hit Cook on the horse.

Zhang Heng could see Cook's body paused, but then his men held him to the horse, and a group of people rushed towards the night.