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The Gunmen 

After military training, new recruits Hao Bing and Xiao Cong join the elite “Sniper Company.” While Hao Bing’s relentless dedication to marksmanship earns him admiration, a crisis unfolds during a tense hostage rescue atop a roller coaster—forcing these sharpshooters to prove their grit under pressure.
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After military training, new recruits Hao Bing and Xiao Cong join the elite “Sniper Company.” While Hao Bing’s relentless dedication to marksmanship earns him admiration, a crisis unfolds during a tense hostage rescue atop a roller coaster—forcing these sharpshooters to prove their grit under pressure.

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