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406.05 OHP - 1
The Five Principles of Marksmanship
• Comfortable Shooting Position
• Holding
• Aiming
• Breathing
• Trigger Control
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COMFORTABLE SHOOTING POSITION
• A good position in successful shooting means finding a restful and relaxed position from which you can shoot. This is the foundation that every marksman needs.
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EYE RELIEF
• Eye relief is the distance between the eye and the rear sight.
• This distance is usually 5 to 15 cm
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SIGHT ALIGNMENT
• Sight alignment is the most critical element of the aiming process. It is the alignment of the eye, the rear sight, and the front sight.
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SIGHT PICTURE
• To obtain a proper sight picture, a bullseye is simply added to the innermost ring.
• Keep the bull centered in the front sight.
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Natural Alignment
• When the rifle is aimed LEFT of the target……………..
• Move the body to the LEFT.
• THE LEFT ELBOW DOES NOT MOVE
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Natural Alignment
• When the rifle is aimed RIGHT of the target……………..
• Move the body to the RIGHT.
• THE LEFT ELBOW DOES NOT MOVE
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Natural Alignment
• When the rifle is aimed BELOW the target……………..
• Move the body BACKWARD.
• THE LEFT ELBOW DOES NOT MOVE
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Natural Alignment
• When the rifle is aimed ABOVE the target……………..
• Move the body FOREWARD.
• THE LEFT ELBOW DOES NOT MOVE
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Rules of Aim
• Close the disengaged eye.
• Look through the center of the aperture and centralize the round aperture of the front sight.
• Ensure the round aperture of the front sight is on the point of aim.
• Check your natural alignment.
• Ensure that your sights are upright and that your front sight is centered.
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Sight Adjustments
• Elevation. To lower the point of impact, turn the elevation knob counter-clockwise (to the left).
• To raise the point of impact, turn the elevation knob clockwise (to the right), as per the arrow and the word “UP”.
• Windage. To move the point of impact to the left, turn the windage knob counter-clockwise (to the left).
• To move the point of impact to the right, turn the windage knob clockwise (to the right), as per the arrow and the letter “R”.
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THE BREATHING CYCLE
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POSITION OF THE TRIGGER FINGER
• The index finger should be placed on the trigger halfway between the tip of the finger and the first joint.
• The index finger never touches the stock of the rifle and must be vertically centered on the trigger.
Remember - always squeeze the trigger.