Description And Instructions for the Use of Rifle And Hand Grenades May 18
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w. Primer covering.
x. Primer housing.
y. Primer charge.
z. Primer closing disk.
aa. Detonator cup.
&&. Detonating compound.
The grenade is designed to be fired at a constant angle of eleva- tion, namely 45, except as noted below for ranges under 50 yards. The range attained is dependent upon the length of the stem inserted in the bore of the rifle. Tests have shown that within considerable limits the range is but little affected by small changes in the angle of elevation, near 45, while a chan...ge in the length of inserted stem gives an appreciable change in the range.
(7) 8 The rifle grenade should be set for range as follows: The grenade having been removed from its tin packing container, grasp the stem with the thumb down and the thumb nail in the groove marking the range desired. Insert the stem in the muzzle of the service rifle and shove down until the stem ring comes against the end of the thumb nail.
The special grenade cartridge is inserted in the chamber and the rifle fired either from the shoulder, or better by resting the butt on the ground, the firer kneeling to the left, fixing the direction and estimating the desired 45 elevation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
w. Primer covering.
x. Primer housing.
y. Primer charge.
z. Primer closing disk.
aa. Detonator cup.
&&. Detonating compound.
The grenade is designed to be fired at a constant angle of eleva- tion, namely 45, except as noted below for ranges under 50 yards. The range attained is dependent upon the length of the stem inserted in the bore of the rifle. Tests have shown that within considerable limits the range is but little affected by small changes in the angle of elevation, near 45, while a chan...ge in the length of inserted stem gives an appreciable change in the range.
(7) 8 The rifle grenade should be set for range as follows: The grenade having been removed from its tin packing container, grasp the stem with the thumb down and the thumb nail in the groove marking the range desired. Insert the stem in the muzzle of the service rifle and shove down until the stem ring comes against the end of the thumb nail.
The special grenade cartridge is inserted in the chamber and the rifle fired either from the shoulder, or better by resting the butt on the ground, the firer kneeling to the left, fixing the direction and estimating the desired 45 elevation.
What to read after Description And Instructions for the Use of Rifle And Hand Grenades May 18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Ordnance Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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