One Star Skill at Arms Lesson 11-12

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One Star Skill at Arms Lesson 11-12 Holding and Aiming One Star Skill at Arms Lesson 11-12

Load, Unload and Make Safe Revision Load, Unload and Make Safe 0104SAA11-12PP

To teach you how to hold the Cadet GP rifle in the prone position. The Aim To teach you how to hold the Cadet GP rifle in the prone position. 0104SAA11-12PP

The Marksmanship Principles The position and hold must be firm enough to support the weapon. The weapon must point naturally at the target without any undue physical effort. Sight alignment and sight picture must be correct. 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Leg Position 1 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Leg Position 2 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Butt Position 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Left Hand Position 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Left Elbow Position 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Right Hand Position 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Right Elbow Position 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Head 0104SAA11-12PP

The Prone Position Questions? 0104SAA11-12PP

The Aim Picture 0104SAA11-12PP

The Aim Picture Questions? 0104SAA11-12PP

The Marksmanship Principles The position and hold must be firm enough to support the weapon. The weapon must point naturally at the target without any undue physical effort. Sight alignment and sight picture must be correct. 0104SAA11-12PP

Holding and Aiming Summary 0104SAA11-12PP

Holding and Aiming End 0104SAA11-12PP