Sophie fired her MAS-38 from behind a shattered window, down towards the Swiss police below. Shouting in French at them, while exchanging magazines during a tactical reload.
Philippe stood next to her, and old BAR from the short-lived Pétain regime in his hands, chugging away as its bullets ate through the unarmored police cars that many of the Police hid behind, firing their revolvers towards the windows where the 7.5x23mmR ordnance round failed to penetrate even the thinnest of barriers.
The round was designed in the late 1800s before smokeless powder existed for the earlier model of the same revolver still in use by parts of the Swiss Military, and their police.
Compared to the standard 9x19 Luger cartridge that the Germans used in all of their pistols and submachine guns, it was an anemic cartridge even against unarmored flesh, let alone the walls which the terrorists hid behind.
