The staff also invited the General Sect Leader to watch the impact tests and to participate in the live combat shooting test phase.
Allen Zhang was naturally eager to take part in such activities, grabbing the AK handed over by the staff, conducting the safety training, chambering the bullets with a couple of clicks, and then sweeping wildly at the test bulletproof tires and glass on the field.
After firing several magazines, the armored transport vehicle remained tough, showing only a few indentations on its surface.
After testing the AK, the General Sect Leader grabbed a shotgun and sprayed wildly at the windows.
No matter how sturdy the bulletproof glass was, it couldn’t withstand such a furious barrage and was quickly penetrated and shattered.
The staff maintained an unchanged expression, not in the least bit heartbroken. The test armored vehicles on site were all modified from recycled and second-hand cars, specifically for customers to test their robustness and purchase with confidence.
There were even human-machine simulation exercises, perfectly presenting the emergency situations of being robbed, only that the testers were the ones playing the robbers.
The General Sect Leader really enjoyed shooting here.
Completely putting himself in the ruffian’s perspective, he also did not expect Thunder Fire Corporation to be so progressive and have such considerate activities.
After thoughtful deliberation, he waved his hand boldly, "We will order three Thunder Fire Armored Bulletproof Transport vehicles. Also, 200 Thunder Fire brand FPV civilian drones, equipped with Matrix Radar Control Systems and carrying C4 clay explosives and Small Caliber Firepower Conversion Slots, one military computer and network card system. Where do I pay?"
The staff member revealed a splendid smile, "Customer, please follow me!"
They immediately went to make the payment. One Thunder Fire FPV drone was priced at $240, a two-star qualification discount price of $199 each for 200 drones, totaling $39,800. The conversion slots require adding one’s own weapons for modification, with the military tablet computer on a limited-time sale of $9,000.
Allen Zhang handed over his bank card to the staff member, who swiped it for payment, then brought over two cups of cappuccinos and told them to wait here briefly while he went to print the receipt and handle the registration of vehicle license qualification information.
The two of them sat on the sofa and browsed other projects and pictures of weapons for sale.
In passing, Sieg also contacted Qibatu to ask where they were.
"They’ll be here in at most half an hour," Sieg said after communicating with them on his phone.
With some time to spare, Allen Zhang simply continued browsing the military hardware for sale. Although the discounted prices were already tempting, the General Sect Leader still wasn’t fond of making expensive purchases. Nobody would willingly spend money on goods if there was a chance to get them for free.
Soon, the staff member came back with the receipt, handed the General Sect Leader three car keys, and a temporary license plate. When they returned to Los Angeles city area, they could collect the official license plate from the local vehicle authority. The armored vehicles were naturally registered under the name of Thunder Fire Armored Nation.
Allen Zhang looked at the transaction alert and couldn’t help but sigh at how money flows like water.
After completing the armored vehicle transaction, Allen Zhang, accompanied by Sieg, went to inspect the Little Lamb armed helicopters.
Three somewhat worn Little Lambs were parked in the hangar, with security personnel responsible for maintenance and security.
Allen Zhang took out his phone, snapped some pictures as a keepsake, and then went around to other places. Half an hour later, Sieg received a message from Boketu informing them of their arrival and needing someone to go out to receive them.
The General Sect Leader instructed Sieg to bring them over to the B-52 hangar for assembly.
"Boss, we’ve arrived," Boketu and Qibatu came over with their people and greeted.
Allen Zhang pointed at the three Little Lambs parked inside the hangar, which were reserved and sold in just half an hour, and inquired, "Do you think it’s worth buying this armed helicopter for $200,000?"
Boketu, an Air Force warrant officer, naturally knew a lot about combat capabilities and armed helicopters. After inspecting the helicopter’s condition and its fire control equipment, he pondered, "This Little Lamb model is an armed helicopter produced during the 60-70s of the last century, exported to many Third World Countries. Although the helicopter and its equipment are a bit old, it’s not considered too outdated and is still in service in several countries. It can perform a variety of tasks, including anti-tank, reconnaissance, transport, medical evacuation, and escort."
"The price of $200,000 for a Little Lamb is quite a bargain. If it’s used for escorting goods, it’s relatively good. You should know that in many backward areas, there aren’t even any armed helicopters, but we need to consider the storage issue," Boketu explained.
"No need to worry about storage issues, we have a hangar in the suburbs for storing it. If we have an aerial escort mission, it will be convenient to use for the task," Allen Zhang smiled. After all, he felt that spending two hundred thousand on an armed helicopter was a great choice, why bother with bicycles?
If he had the money and qualifications, he’d go straight for the $7 million Black Hawk.
It’s just that he doesn’t have enough money.
Boketu naturally noticed the General Sect Leader’s thoughts and immediately nodded in agreement, saying, "We can buy it; we do indeed lack an air-transport aircraft. Its features are light and flexible, multifunctional, comprehensive development. It can also be equipped with two pods of Brandt 68 mm or FZ 70 mm rocket launchers, 4 or 6 HOT wire-guided missiles, two forward-firing 7.62 mm machine guns, or a 20 mm GIAT M621 cannon mounted on the right side. If conditions allow, it can even carry 4 AT-3 anti-tank missiles and 2 SA-7 surface-to-air missiles."
"... I’m not a terrorist; why would I need so many missiles?"