"Yeah.." Gear mumbled out in the air, mostly thinking loudly rather than addressing someone. "People try to kill the rest of us too." His voice trailed a little "And yet we live on." He ended in s sigh before continuing his work.
When he had finished the bags of gunpowder he turned towards the M16. He picked it up and looked at it. Took out the mag and the bullet in the chamber. Then he started to examine every little bit of it, after changing to the magnifying-lenses again. He then found some tools and started picking it to pieces.
After carefully picking apart the gun he put a selection of parts beside him, and let the rest fall to the floor, including most of the main body. Then he took a strange looking gun out of his rucksack. The gun was about two foot long. The main difference from normal guns would be that it had a reel, and the handle was on the top, which was just a normal horizontal handle at the middle, and a foot behind was two round leather bands, with adjustments. The barrel mouth was about as thick as a small finger, and was followed by a small box all the way to the mouth. At the end was a rest, to put against your body as you held it. Bellow the barrel and the box was various chambers and fittings, and one big box where the reel was connected, at the side of this box where a small hatch.
He opened some parts of the gun, and started taking out pieces, and putting in new pieces, and putting old pieces back in. The insides of the gun was made mostly of steel and brass, while the outside was made entirely of brass. The work did not take very long, and after putting some oil into the thing he put it back together again. Then he took one of the bullets from the M16, put in through the hatch, turned the entire thing around a few times, and it feel out of the barrel-mouth, backwards. He opened again, changed a few things, and tried again. This time it came out the right way. The bullet was slightly smaller than the barrel's drilling, but not so much that it would wiggle about inside the barrel. The he turned a switch, and did the same, this time the bullet didn't come out of the barrel, but fell out out the "bullet chamber" when he opened the hatch again and turned it.
Gear looked quite satisfied with himself. He looked at the others. "So, anybody want to see what this baby can do?" He said with a grin.
When he had finished the bags of gunpowder he turned towards the M16. He picked it up and looked at it. Took out the mag and the bullet in the chamber. Then he started to examine every little bit of it, after changing to the magnifying-lenses again. He then found some tools and started picking it to pieces.
After carefully picking apart the gun he put a selection of parts beside him, and let the rest fall to the floor, including most of the main body. Then he took a strange looking gun out of his rucksack. The gun was about two foot long. The main difference from normal guns would be that it had a reel, and the handle was on the top, which was just a normal horizontal handle at the middle, and a foot behind was two round leather bands, with adjustments. The barrel mouth was about as thick as a small finger, and was followed by a small box all the way to the mouth. At the end was a rest, to put against your body as you held it. Bellow the barrel and the box was various chambers and fittings, and one big box where the reel was connected, at the side of this box where a small hatch.
He opened some parts of the gun, and started taking out pieces, and putting in new pieces, and putting old pieces back in. The insides of the gun was made mostly of steel and brass, while the outside was made entirely of brass. The work did not take very long, and after putting some oil into the thing he put it back together again. Then he took one of the bullets from the M16, put in through the hatch, turned the entire thing around a few times, and it feel out of the barrel-mouth, backwards. He opened again, changed a few things, and tried again. This time it came out the right way. The bullet was slightly smaller than the barrel's drilling, but not so much that it would wiggle about inside the barrel. The he turned a switch, and did the same, this time the bullet didn't come out of the barrel, but fell out out the "bullet chamber" when he opened the hatch again and turned it.
Gear looked quite satisfied with himself. He looked at the others. "So, anybody want to see what this baby can do?" He said with a grin.