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108.1 What are the four safety rules for handling weapons?
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-Treat every weapon as if it were loaded.
-Never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot. -Keep finger straight and off the trigger until you are ready to fire. -Keep weapon on safe until you intend to fire. |
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108.2 Define the four weapons conditions.
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condition 4- Weapon on safe
Bolt forward Chamber Empty No Magazine Inserted Ejection Port Closed condition 3- Weapon on Safe Chamber Empty Magazine Inserted Ejection port closed condition 1- Weapon on Safe Round in Chamber Magazine Inserted Ejection Port Closed |
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108.3 What weapons systems are in the NCF
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M-2HB -12 - .50 cal Machine Guns [old 6 guns/2 AD]
M-19 -12 - 40 mm Machine Guns [old 6/2 AD] M-240B - 28 - 7.62 mm Machine Guns [old 16 guns/4 AD] M-16A3 - 420 - 5.56 mm Assault Rifles[old 650] M-203 - 68 - 40 mm Grenade Launchers[old 48] M-9 -175 - 9 mm pistols [same as old TOA] M4 -160 - 5.56 mm Carbine Rifles M500 -40 - 12 Gauge shotguns[old 24] |
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108.4Define for the M16 and M9
A.Malfunction B.Misfire C.Stoppage |
A.Failure of a weapon to function, caused by dirt, no lube, build up
B. failure of a weapon to fire. C.Any interruption to a weapons cycle of firing |
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108.5 What are the Eight Steps of the Firing Cycle
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Feeding
Chambering Locking Firing Unlocking Extraction Ejection Cocking |
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108.6 Difference between semiautomatic and automatic operation
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semi-automatic - performs all steps necessary to prepare the weapon to fire again after firing.does not automatically fire an additional round until the trigger is released and re-pressed
Automatic -loads another round mechanically after the first round has been fired and continues to load and fire ammunition until the trigger is released. |
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108.7 Define..
A. Trajectory B. Breech C. Bore D. Chamber |
A. the curved path of a bullet in its flight through the air.
B. The rear end of the barrel for ammunition loading C. The internal measurement inside the weapon barrel. It can be rifled or not. D. enlarged part of the breech of a weapon that holds the round of ammunition |
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108.7 Define..
E. Muzzle F. Muzzle velocity G. Max range H. Max effective range |
E. the front end of barrel
F. the speed at which the bullet travels when it leaves the barrel G. the greaest distance the round will travel H. the greatsest distance which a weapon can be expected to fire accurately to inflict damage and casualty |
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108.8 Discuss small arms ammo colors and purposes
A. orange and red B. violet C. black D. aluminum E. green |
A. Tracer
B. Blank C. Armor Piercing D. Armor Piercing / Incendiary E. Standard Ball Ammo |
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108.9 state the max range of M9 service pistol
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Pt: --
Area: 50 m Max: 1800 m |
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108.9 state the max range of M-203 grenade launcher
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Pt: 150 m
Area: 350 m Max: 400 m |
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108.9 state the max range of M16A3 rifle
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Pt: 550 m
Area: 800 m Max: 3534 m |
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108.9 state the max range of M500 shootgun
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Pt: --
A: 25-50 m M: -- |
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108.9 state the rate of fire for M16A3
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S: 45-65 rpm
R: 150-200 rpm C: 800 rpm |
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108.9 state the type of ammunition for M203
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high explosive (HE),
high explosive airburst(HE,airburst), high explosive dual purpose(HEDP) training practice (TP). |
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108.9 state the type of ammunition for M16A3
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5.56 Ball
Tracer blank dummy |
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108.9 state the type of ammunition for M9
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9MM ball
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108.9 state the type of ammunition for M500
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12ga, 2 3/4 inches
00 buck, military round |
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108.11 describe and discuss the six types of grenades.
A. Fragmentation |
designed to inflict personnel casualties and damage to light equipment by projecting high velocity fragments. effective radius about 15 meters
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108.11 describe and discuss the six types of grenades.
B. illuminating |
MK1-used to illuminate terrain in night time OPS. must be thrown. provides abouts 55000 candlepower for 25 seconds.
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108.11 describe and discuss the six types of grenades.
C. chemical |
ABC-M25A2 riot control is most common- filled with type of tear gas. chemical type are used for incendiary, screening, signaling, training, and riot control.
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108.11 describe and discuss the six types of grenades.
D. incendiary |
AN-M14 incendiary thermite is used to ignite combustible materials and to destroy equipments. Cylindrical in shape and weighs 32oz. uses igniting delay fuse. burns at about 4300 degrees
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108.11 describe and discuss the six types of grenades.
E. smoke |
cylindrical in shape and weighs 27oz. can be thrown 40 yards with effecitve casualty radius of 30 yards.
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108.11 describe and discuss the six types of grenades.
F. practice |
used for traing personnel in the care, handling and use of service grenades.
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