Here is a Scribd posting of a handy checklist of marksmanship fundamentals put out by the Army. I have about 2 dozen of these I've picked up over the years and hand them out periodically to newbies. The original is printed on weatherproof card stock for carrying in a BDU shirt pocket. Both instructors and students will find this card handy and useful as a reminder.
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3 comments:
A good read for all the FNG AR shooters out there. Just remember; a 163 gr. M2 AP frome an M1 garand or a 1903, has more kinetic energy at 800 YARDS than a 5.56 has at 10 yards. In real world terms that means that a good man , with a garand, can shoot frome 100 yards past the MAX range of an AR or M4 and punch BOTH SIDES of a ARCH or MICH. Got range time?
This is the way they teach it at an Appleseed event. But Appleseed is much more than just what is shown there.
A good day or two of Marine Corps marksmanship training instead of these Army cartoons is the better path. :)
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