Colt and Stetson for Special Forces

Major Georgiy Sitsky could be said to have gotten lucky. The Ministry of Defense provided not only a housing certificate, but also a free virtual capsule. The game “Wonderful Wild West,” or, in Russian, “Chudesny Diky Zapad” (“The Wonderful Wonderful Wild West”), was created in NATO countries. Originally, it was supposed to be a project for veterans there, with the aim of easing tension in society. But something went wrong, and the Government of the Russian Federation happily bought the toy for its retired soldiers. Zhora understood them perfectly. In our unhealthy society, a person who spent most of his life aiming at others feels, to put it mildly, uncomfortable. He could well imagine what it means even for a thousand former soldiers—people accustomed to discipline, selfless, able to kill. And there are many more of them in the country. So the right thing was done in the Kremlin. He himself was also happy to let off steam, lying in the capsule.