Re: Taking stock
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 7:46 pm
Jason growled under his breath as he found that his targets had escaped, though one had thrown an empty pistol in an attempt to distract him. Muttering about wasting ammo as he changed the clip and reloaded his machine gun, he walked over to the pistol and picked it up. He now had another gun in case his Uzi ran out of ammo, though he could only hope it was compatable with the uzi's 9mm Parabellum cartridges, as he had no other ammo. Slinging the uzi over his shoulder again, he hoped the gun still had its empty clip in it and tried to remove it. Letting out a breath of relief when the clip came out onto his hand, he set the gun down, took one of the bullet boxes that he had moved from his pack to one of his pockets (the bullet boxes came with the clips and the uzi in his pack, obviously the supplied ammo for his gun), filled the clip with fifteen bullets from the box, and put the box back in his pocket after closing it again so he didn't have to worry about bullets coming out if he moved. Tucking the gun into the waistline of his pants, he started to search the area for more clips so he could reload the pistol when needed without using up his uzi's clips or using the same clip over and over again. At first he had no luck, but he got lucky when he checked the pack near the headless corpse impaled on a rock. There he found a few, but not many and only a small box.
Oh well, he thought, I fully intend the pistol to be exclusively a backup weapon anyway.
Putting the box and clips in the opposite pocket of the uzi ammo, Jason nodded in acceptance. Satisfied that he was ready, he turned his back on the well and kept walking.
OOC: Continued in Cat and Mouse.
Oh well, he thought, I fully intend the pistol to be exclusively a backup weapon anyway.
Putting the box and clips in the opposite pocket of the uzi ammo, Jason nodded in acceptance. Satisfied that he was ready, he turned his back on the well and kept walking.
OOC: Continued in Cat and Mouse.