Video: The deputy commander of the Chinese Navy shows off his super weird “nail gun” talent

In addition to the unique “nail gun” talent, the deputy commander said he could also shoot 3 bullets in turn into a small hole with a diameter of only about 1cm at a distance of more than 10m.

According to the Daily Mail, the Navy China on November 27 published a video about the marksmanship of top gunman Zhou Xiaochao, a deputy commander in the Navy of the People’s Liberation Army, using the official account on the social network Weibo.

The 25-second video begins with Xiaochao shooting at a target with a rifle with unbelievable accuracy. On the 10-point circle at the target, there seem to be 5 holes.

Zhou Xiaochao fired a rifle, then changed to a pistol aimed at nails

The marksman then changes to a pistol and targets nails, thought to be about 15cm, loosely mounted on a wooden board at a distance of nearly 5m.

Xiaochao carefully aimed at a nail and opened fire. Subsequent footage shows the warhead hitting the nail causing it to sink deep into the wood and the head missing a small piece.

Image of a nail indented into the wood and missing a piece at the top after Xiaochao’s shot

The PLA Navy claims Xiaochao as its most potential second-in-command and praises his marksmanship with phrases such as “stable, simple and precise”.

Xiaochao, who joined the army 10 years ago, told Xinhua that his childhood dream was to become a soldier. According to this deputy commander, he applied for enlistment when he was still in his second year of university just “so that he could wear a military uniform”.

This gunman also said that he can shoot 3 bullets at the same time into a small hole with a diameter of only about 1cm at a distance of more than 10m.

“On the battlefield, such accuracy will not give the enemy a chance to survive,” Xiaochao told China’s Legal Daily.