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The fundamentals of marksmanship, including the four key elements (steady position, sight picture, breathing, and trigger squeeze), the two firing tasks (sight alignment and trigger control), and the importance of consistent stock weld and proper eye focus. It also delves into the concepts of ballistics, line of sight, line of bore, battle sight zeroing, and minute of angle calculations. Additionally, it discusses the effects of wind on ballistic trajectories and the role of coaches in the firing process. This comprehensive guide provides a solid foundation for understanding the principles of accurate shooting, making it a valuable resource for infantry soldiers and anyone interested in improving their marksmanship skills.
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Is all shooting the same? - Answer- All shooting is the same, the fundamentals required to hit your target are the same. What are the 4 fundamentals of marksmanship? - Answer- Steady Position Sight Picture Breathing Trigger Squeeze What are the 2 firing tasks? - Answer- Sight alignment Trigger Control Will the bullet always go in the direction that the barrel is pointed? - Answer- Yes What is sight alignment? - Answer- The process of centering your eye with the aiming system What is sight picture? - Answer- The process of centering your eye with the aiming system and with the target Why is consistent stock weld important? - Answer- allows for consistent sight alignment While aiming, where should your eye be focused? - Answer- The front sight post or reticle What does misalignment of sighting system create? - Answer- Angular error that increases with distance What is Trigger Control? - Answer- The skillful manipulation of the trigger that causes the rifle to fire without disturbing the aim How should your finger be placed on the trigger? - Answer- It doesn't matter as long as you have it resting on the trigger naturally What is follow through? - Answer- Continuing to apply the basic fundamentals until recoil has ceased Consistent sight alignment plus smooth trigger control is known as what? - Answer- Shooting / integrated act of firing
What is the purpose of a firing position? - Answer- to support the 2 basic firing tasks (sight alignment and trigger control) What are the 4 elements of steady position? - Answer- Support Muscular Relaxation Natural Point of Aim Durability What are the 5 points of a solid position? - Answer- 1. Non-Firing hand
What are the two types of coaches? - Answer- Experienced and Peer As a Coach you should always be watching? - Answer- The shooter not the target