دانلود کتاب Rifle Marksmanship MCRP 3-01A

Every Marine is first and foremost a rifleman. MCRP 3-01A reflects this ethos and the Marine Corps’ warfighting philosophy. This publication discusses the individual skills required for effective rifle marksmanship and standardizes the techniques and procedures used throughout theMarine Corps. It constitutes the doctrinal basis for all entry-level and sustainment-level rifle marksmanship training.Chapter 1. Introduction to Rifle Marksmanship1001 Role of the Marine Rifleman1002 Conditions Affecting Marksmanship in Combat1003 Combat MindsetPhysical PreparationMental PreparationChapter 2. Introduction to the M16A2 Service Rifle2001 Description2002 Operational ControlsSelector LeverMagazine Release ButtonCharging HandleBolt Catch2003 Cycle of OperationFiringUnlockingExtractingEjectingCockingFeedingChamberingLocking2004 AmmunitionM193 BallM855 BallM196 and M856 TracerM199 DummyM200 Blank2005 Preventive MaintenanceMain Group DisassemblyMagazine DisassemblyCleaningInspectionLubricationReassembly2006 Function Check2007 User Serviceability Inspection2008 Field Maintenance2009 Cleaning the Rifle in Various ConditionsHot, Wet TropicalHot, Dry DesertArctic or Low TemperatureHeavy Rain and FordingChapter 3. Weapons Handling3001 Safety Rules3002 Weapons Condition3003 Determining a Weapon’s Condition (Chamber Check)3004 Weapons CommandsLoading the RifleMaking the Rifle ReadyFireCease-FireUnloading the RifleUnloading and Showing the Rifle Clear3005 Filling, Stowing, and Withdrawing MagazinesFilling the Magazine with Loose RoundsFilling the Magazine Using a 10-roundStripper Clip and Magazine FillerStowing MagazinesWithdrawing Magazines3006 Reloading the RiflePrinciples of ReloadingCondition 1 ReloadDry Reload3007 Remedial ActionObserve for IndicatorsAudible Pop or Reduced Recoil3008 Weapons CarriesTactical CarryAlert CarryReady Carry3009 Weapons TransportsStrong Side Sling Arms Transport (Muzzle Up)Weak Side Sling Arms Transport (Muzzle Down)Cross Body Sling Arms Transport3010 Transferring the RifleShow Clear TransferCondition Unknown Transfer3011 Clearing Barrel ProceduresPurpose of a Clearing BarrelProcedures for “Load”Procedures for “Make Ready”Procedures for “Unload”Procedures for “Unload and Show Clear”Chapter 4. Fundamentals of Marksmanship4001 AimingSight AlignmentSight PictureImportance of Correct Sight AlignmentFactors Affecting Sight Alignment and Sight PictureAcquiring and Maintaining Sight Alignment and Sight PictureSize and Distance to the Target4002 Breath ControlBreath Control During Long-range or Precision Fire (Slow Fire)Breath Control During All Other Combat Situations4003 Trigger ControlGripTrigger Finger PlacementTypes of Trigger ControlResetting the Trigger4004 Follow-Through/RecoveryFollow-ThroughRecoveryChapter 5. Rifle Firing Positions5001 Selecting a Firing Position5002 Types and Uses of the Rifle Web SlingHasty SlingLoop Sling5003 Factors Common to All Shooting PositionsLeft HandRifle Butt in the Pocket of the ShoulderGrip of the Right HandRight ElbowStock WeldBreathingMuscular Tension/Relaxation5004 Elements of a Good Shooting PositionBone Support5005 Prone PositionApplicationAssuming the Prone PositionStraight Leg Prone Position with the Hasty SlingStraight Leg Prone Position with the Loop SlingCocked Leg Prone Position with the Hasty Sling