FUNDAMENTALSMr. Rob Mango

OVERVIEW

1. Aiming– Iron sights– Optics

2. Trigger Control3. Head position/Support4. Follow Through

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Fundamentals of Marksmanship

1. Properly Point (50%)

2. Fire without moving weapon/misaligning (50%)

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Properly Point (aiming)

1. Sight Alignment

2. Scope Alignment

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

• Misalignment of the sights induces an angular error

• The change in impact downrange increases with distance

Properly Point (scope)

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Properly Point (scope)

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Parallax

Properly Point (scope)

1. the apparent movement of objects within the field of view in relation to the reticle.

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Parallax

Properly Point (scope)

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Properly Point (scope)

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

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Fundamentals of Marksmanship

1. Properly Point (50%)

2. Fire without moving weapon/misaligning (50%)

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Trigger Control• Surprise• Uninterrupted

Fire without moving/misaligning

• Stock Weld/ Head PressureIncorrect Correct

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning

Fire without moving/misaligning

Fire without moving/misaligning

Fundamentals of Marksmanship

Follow Through

Properly point rifle, then fire rifle without moving/misaligning