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Backup Iron Sight The firing hand grasps the pistol grip so it fits the V formed by the thumb and forefinger. Live-fire range procedures replicated and enforced. ae

This malfunction is one of the hardest to clear. Observing and accurately recording performance reveals the status of rifle and magazine maintenance, the quality ra the rifle’s zero, and the ability of each soldier to hit targets.

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Ra Detection The M blank cartridge has no projectile. A 3-2.29 understanding of how the weapon functions is an integral part of applying immediate action procedures. Is the standard combat course, yard KD; meter scaled target or meter qualification course used? Each number is preceded by a letter prefix indicating a specific slot on the RAS. Who has trained or will train the trainers?

The rifle rests in the V formed by the thumb and fingers of the non- firing hand.

This course provides the best opportunity a practicing target detection skills and for engaging targets at ranges from 50 to meters. This occurs when the firing pin fails to strike the primer with enough force or when the ammunition is defective.

The groups shown in Figure indicate inconsistent aiming and major shooting errors. The procedures to determine and eliminate rifle and firer deficiencies follow. To apply the corrective steps for remedial action, first try to place the weapon on SAFE, then remove the magazine, lock the bolt to the rear, and place the weapon on safe if not already done. ad

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Soldiers are taught peer coaching techniques and responsibilities IAW this manual. The M does not have a steel penetrator. The remote switch should be attached to the FM It passes through the key downward into a space between the rear of the carrier’s bolt cavity and the rear of the bolt itself. When artificial support sandbags, logs, stumps is available, it should be used to steady the position and support the rifle.

Ensure the four fundamentals are being integrated into all exercises IAW this manual. For further technical information, refer to TM and TM Insight Rail Grabber Figure Shot groups with consistent aiming and major shooting error. If the shot group is barely on the target a bold adjustment should be made. This cartridge has a The same parts should be destroyed on all like materiel, including spare parts, so that the enemy cannot rebuild one complete unit from several damaged units. Based on the commander’s evaluation, goals, and missions, training events are identified that should be conducted quarterly, semiannually, or annually.

Since this is not a zeroing exercise, few sight changes are made. The reverse may be true of a unit that expects to engage the enemy at long ranges with rifle fire.

As the bolt carrier group moves rearward, it engages the buffer assembly and compresses the action spring into the lower receiver extension. If the rifle will not be fired immediately close the ejection port cover. For example, a bolt override is when a cartridge has wedged itself between the bolt and charging handle.

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The soldier usually tenses his shoulders when expecting the rifle to fire. The three- round shot group allows the firer’s performance to be evaluated.

He must scan the sector and apply detection skills and range estimation skills. The extender is installed by using the thumbscrew 1 to hand tighten the extender into the mounting hole closest to the muzzle on the Insight rail grabber. He trains soldiers in the effective use of the rifle by maintaining strict discipline on the firing line, insisting on compliance with range procedures and program objectives, and enforcing safety regulations.

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