How To Shoot The U.s. Army Rifle: A Graphic Handbook On Correct Shooting
by Arthur Goodfriend /
1943 / English / PDF
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List of the book's chapters: Today—the Bull's-eye. Tomorrow—The Enemy Your Rifle is Better than the Enemy's Six Steps to Perfect Marksmanship You Are Both a Coach and Pupil Sighting and Aiming Why There is Only One Correct Sight Picture First Sighting and Aiming Exercise Clean and Blacken Your Sights Second Sighting and Aiming Exercise Third Sighting and Aiming Exercise The Rock of the Marne How to Adjust the Loop Sling How to Tighten the Loop A Tight Sling Means a Steady Rifle Take Up the Slack Hold Your Breath While Aiming Support the Rifle 'With Your Bones’ The Prone Position The Sandbag Rest Position The Sitting Position The Kneeling Position The Squatting Position How to Adjust the Hasty Sling Sling Goes Well Up on Arm Final Phases of the Hasty Sling The Standing Position What's the Matter With This Picture? The Best "Marks-Man" Wins Squeeze-Don't Jerk Call Your Shots Your Life-Or His Prone Position-First Method Skirmisher's Method Prone Position-Rushing The Sitting Position The Kneeling Position Cover to Cover/Up Cover to Cover/Down Loading in Four Positions First Rapid Fire Exercise Second Rapid Fire Exercise Third Rapid Fire Exercise Will You Kill These Nazis? This is the Rear Sight Windage Knob Elevating Knob Wind Changes Path of Bullet How to Correct Sights for Wind Windage to Allow for First Shot Your Rifle is Like Your Girl How to Zero the Rifle Adjust the Sights Adjust the Elevating Knob Sight Changes Wind Gauge and Elevating Drum And Now You Shoot for Record Answers to Problems.
