04-04-2013, 09:07 AM
A cracking vid, some parts of the took me straight back to 84 and basic training. It reminded me of the four marksmanship principals that was drummed into us.
1, The position and hold must be firm enough to support the weapon.
2, The weapon must point naturally at the target, without any undue physical effort.
3, Sight alignment and the sight picture, ie aiming must be correct.
4, The shot must be released and followed through with out disturbing the firers position.
Written in the course book fifty times that night (checked in the am by the trg team). Then used as a training period at every range we went to.
I guess you folks knew all those already.
1, The position and hold must be firm enough to support the weapon.
2, The weapon must point naturally at the target, without any undue physical effort.
3, Sight alignment and the sight picture, ie aiming must be correct.
4, The shot must be released and followed through with out disturbing the firers position.
Written in the course book fifty times that night (checked in the am by the trg team). Then used as a training period at every range we went to.
I guess you folks knew all those already.
Buck2732
"You will know you are in a nuclear attack by the bright flash, loud explosion, widespread destruction, intense heat, strong winds and the rising of a mushroom cloud".
"I have no idea what weapons will be used in the next world war... but I do know that world war 4 will be fought with sticks and stones". A Einstein.
PER ARDUA
"You will know you are in a nuclear attack by the bright flash, loud explosion, widespread destruction, intense heat, strong winds and the rising of a mushroom cloud".
"I have no idea what weapons will be used in the next world war... but I do know that world war 4 will be fought with sticks and stones". A Einstein.
PER ARDUA