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The Air Rifle -
General Introduction
- History of Marksmanship
- The Duke of Edinburgh Award
- Competitive Shooting
- Personal & Physical Standards
- Skilled and Safe
- Shooting Standards
- Safety Precaution Rules
- The Air Rifle
- Shooting Standards
- Breaking Open the Weapon
- Loading the Pellet
- Personal Declaration
The L98 A1 Cadet GP Rifle -
Introduction
- Description
- Routine Safety Precautions
- Low Port Position
- Component Parts
- Fitting the Sling
- Carriage of Rifle
- Rifle Sights
- The Iron Sight
- Stripping the Rifle
- Cleaning Tool Kit
- Cleaning the Rifle
- Cleaning in Adverse Conditions
- Filling Magazines with Charger and loose Rounds
- Emptying Magazines
- Load-Ready-Unload
- Description & Care of Ammunition
- Functional Failures - Immediate Action (IA's)
- Basic Mechanism
- Stoppage Drills
- Use of Cover
- Correct Aim Picture
GP Rifle Training Tests -
Conditions & Assessments
- Test 1 Safety
- Test 2 Stripping and Cleaning
- Test 3 Magazine Filling & Emptying
- Test 4 Loading in the Lying Position
- Test 5 Making Safe
- Test 6 Loading
- Test 7 Application of Fire
- Test 8 Firing from Cover
Shooting in the Cadet Forces -
History and development of the Target Rifle
- Background Information
- Economy of Ammunition
- Building Confidence
- Conservation and Preservation
- Shooting as a Hobby
- Team spirit
- Types of Shooting
- Competitions
- Opportunity to Shoot at Bisley
- Shooting with the Reserve Forces (TA)
- Personal Qualities Required
- Going on the Range
- Personal Inspection
- Personal Health and Safety
- Your Personal Declaration
L81A2 Cadet Target Rifle -
Introduction
- Physical Data
- Description of the Rifle
- Stock
- Barrel
- How the Rifle Works
- Firing Action
- Component Parts diagram
- Stripping and Assembling
- Loading and Unloading
- Sights
- Windage
- Sight Illustrations
- Tunnel Sights
- Extra Care and Cleaning required
- Care in transporting to and from ranges
5.56 Rifle (SA 80) & Light Support Weapon -
Introduction and description
- Illustration of the weapon stripped
- Handling and Weapon Controls illustrated
- Blank Firing Attachment
- Operational Safety
- Risk to hearing
- Carrying out Safety Precautions
- Basic Mechanism Operation
- Sights
- Susat
- Sight Setting
- Emergency Battle Sight
- Sight Mounting Bracket
- Fitting and removing the SUSAT sight
- Fitting and removing the IRON SIGHT
- Backsight & Carrying Handle
- Aperture Sight
- Sight Picture
- SUSAT Sight
Background Information -
Special Attention to RULES and SAFETY REGULATIONS
- Duke of Edinburgh Award
- Competitive Shooting
- Skill at Arms and Shooting
- A Marksman with every Weapon
- Regular Practice
- Shooting with the Reserve Forces
Marksmanship Principles -
Personal Qualities
- Personal Safety/Health
- Going on the Range
- Personal Inspection and Declaration
- Definition of a 'Good Shot'
- Get Comfortable
- Lying Position and Hold - get the basics right first
- Your Position on the Ground
- Automatic Alignment with Target
- Adjusting your position
- Correct Sight Alignment
- Fatigue Awareness
- Take your Time
- Control of Breathing
- Breathing for Firing
- Trigger Control and Operation
- Triggers
- The Follow Through
- Calling the Shot
- Characteristics of the weapon
- Testing your individual Rifle
- Producing a 'Group'
- The Sling as an aid to good shooting
- Care and Cleaning
- TargetTypes dimensions
- Scoring
- Shooting Records
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Major Postal Competitions for the Cadet Forces and CCF -
Council for Cadet Rifle Shooting
- Central Authority
- Competition Administration
- Your support and participation
- Commonwealth Target Rifle Competition
- The Earl Roberts Competition
- The Montgomery of Alamein
- The Green Howards Country Life Competition
- The Ffennell Competition
- The Cadet Hundred
- The .22 Rifle ACF Team Competition
- The Stainforth Challenge Cup
- The 6 yard Air Rifle Competition
- The 10 metre Air Rifle Competition
Inter Services Cadet Rifle Meetings Competitions -
Conditions and Rules
- NRA Bisley Target sizes and Scoring Table
- Competition: Match 'A' Individual
- Match 'B' Patriotic Shield
- Match 'C' Frankfort Trophy
- Match 'D' The Watts Bowl
- Match 'E' Bossom Cup (Grand Aggregate)
- Match 'F' The Cadet Hundred
- Match 'G' Navy League Cup
- Match 'H' Rifle Brigade Cup
- Match 'I' The Boulter Cup
- Match 'J' The Canada Trophy
- Match 'K' Inter Cadet Final
- Match 'L' The Somerset Cup
- Competition 'Pool Bull' Cash Prize
Junior Inter Service Small Bore XL Rifle Match for the Whistler Trophy -
Administration and Conditions
- Punch and Shell Trophy
- Patriotic Shield
- Frankfort Trophy
- Watts
- The Punch Trophy
- The Shell Trophy for Inter Cadet Forces Small Bore Rifle Shooting Competition
Cadet Inter Service Skill At Arms Meeting - PIRBRIGHT -
Introduction
- Rules
- Safety and Ammunition
- Dress and Aid to Shooting
- Coaching
- Competitors and Definition of a Unit Team
Administration and Presentations -
Shooting Colours
- Shooting Terms
- Shooting Award Badges
Cadet Inter Service Skill At Arms Meeting - PIRBRIGHT -
Introduction
- Rules
- Safety and Ammunition
- Dress and Aid to Shooting
- Coaching
- Competitors and Definition of a Unit Team
- Information
- Conditions and Administration
- Self Test Questions
- Marking and Scoring
- Messages and Challenges
- Entrance Fees and Squadding
- Register Keeping
- Discipline
- Security and Welfare
- Weapon and Ammunition Security
- Fire Piquets and Medical Cover
Cadet Inter Service Skill At Arms Matches -
Match 1 Montgomery of Alamein Cup
- Practice 1 Deliberate
- Practice 2 Rapid
- Practice 3 Snap Shooting
- Match 2 The Marling
- Rules and Procedures
- Match 3 Team Snapshooting Conditions and Procedure
- Match 4 Individual SnapShooting Conditions and Procedure
- Match 5 The Falling Plates
- Conditions and Procedure
- Match 6 Pool Bull
- Conditions
- Match 7 Adult Competition
- Entrance Fee
- Conditions
- Match 8 The Team Clays
- Conditions and Procedure
SHOOTING PRIZES
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