To repel the enemy instead of just temporarily halting their assault was considerably more difficult.
All Gao Yang could do was shoot continuously without stopping.
Using his left hand and eye to pull the trigger doesn't really make a big difference, after all, the rifle was rested on the ground, not held in the hands. However, even so, Gao Yang's hit rate still dropped significantly.
Gao Yang was still acting as a marksman, targeting important enemies when spotted. If no important targets were found, he would fire at any enemy he saw with the highest rate of fire possible.
Gao Yang noticed that he hadn't heard Cui Bo's gunfire for a long time. Cui Bo's rate of fire was much slower than his. Although Cui Bo also used a semi-automatic sniper rifle, the larger caliber meant stronger recoil, which took more time for him to readjust his shooting stance and aim. But it had been more than three minutes since he last fired a shot, and that was suspicious.
