Firing Regulations for Small Arms U S Navy 1916
Firing Regulations for Small Arms U S Navy 1916
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SMALL ARMS FIRING REGULATIONS.
23 THE PRONE POSITION.
99. Lie flat down at an angle of about 45 degrees to the firing line, spread the legs wide apart, and turn the heels inboard. Flatten the middle parts close to the ground. Place the point of the left elbow to the front, and well to the right, then raise the right Placing the butt of the rifle in the shoulder.
shoulder and placing the right hand on the butt plate put the butt of the rifle in the shoulder, and flatten out again. Put the cheek ...or jaw hard against the small of the stock, the thumb of the right hand along and not across the stock, and the right eye right up to the firing pin, as close to the peep sight as possible. Let the right elbow spread out, and drawing the body back, get the chest and whole body as flat on the ground as possible. The left elbow must be directly under the rifle. The right elbow is moved out to raise and in to lower the muzzle. Now the rifle can not kick. The only recoil will be of the whole body, which will not be felt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SMALL ARMS FIRING REGULATIONS.
23 THE PRONE POSITION.
99. Lie flat down at an angle of about 45 degrees to the firing line, spread the legs wide apart, and turn the heels inboard. Flatten the middle parts close to the ground. Place the point of the left elbow to the front, and well to the right, then raise the right Placing the butt of the rifle in the shoulder.
shoulder and placing the right hand on the butt plate put the butt of the rifle in the shoulder, and flatten out again. Put the cheek ...or jaw hard against the small of the stock, the thumb of the right hand along and not across the stock, and the right eye right up to the firing pin, as close to the peep sight as possible. Let the right elbow spread out, and drawing the body back, get the chest and whole body as flat on the ground as possible. The left elbow must be directly under the rifle. The right elbow is moved out to raise and in to lower the muzzle. Now the rifle can not kick. The only recoil will be of the whole body, which will not be felt.
What to read after Firing Regulations for Small Arms U S Navy 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Navy Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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