Marksmanship

Front 1

What publication covers rifle marksmanship m16/m4 series weapons?

Back 1

FM 3-22.9

Front 2

What does PMI stand for?

Back 2

Preliminary marksmanship instruction

Front 3

What are the principles of combat marksmanship?

Back 3

Stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture, breathing, trigger control, recovery and follow through

Front 4

What are the three fundamentals of CQB

Back 4

Speed, surprise, violence of action

Front 5

What is the maximum range of the m320?

Back 5

400m

Front 6

What field manual covers the m240B?

Back 6

FM 3-22.68

Front 7

Describe the m240B?

Back 7

The m240B is a belt-fed, air-cooled, gas-operated, fully automatic machine gun that fires from the open bolt position

Front 8

What is the maximum range of the m240B?

Back 8

3,725m

Front 9

What is the maximum effective range of the m240B with tripod?

Back 9

1,100m

Front 10

What is the maximum effective range of the m240B area suppression?

Back 10

1,800m

Front 11

What is the maximum effective range of the m240B for a point target?

Back 11

800m

Front 12

What type of ammunition can be used with the m240B?

Back 12

1) 7.62mm ball

2) tracer

3) armors piecing

4) armor piecing incendiary

5) blank

6) dummy

Front 13

What is the sustained rate of fire for the m240B?

Back 13

100 rounds per minute, barrel change every 10 minutes, 4-5 seconds between burst

Front 14

What is the rapid rate of Fire for the m240B?

Back 14

200 rounds a minute, barrel change every 2 minutes, 2-3 seconds between bursts

Front 15

What is the cyclic rate of fire for the m240B?

Back 15

650-950 rounds per minute, berrel change every minute

Front 16

What is the description of the M2 .50 cal, machine Gun?

Back 16

The .50 cal, HB, m2 machine gun is a belt-fed , recoil operated, air cooled, crew-served machine gun, capable of firing a single shot as well as automatic fire and operates on the short recoil principle

Front 17

What is the first thing you should do when you handle a weapon?

Back 17

Make sure to clear it.

Front 18

Describe the M4A1

Back 18

A lightweight, gas operated, air cooled, magazine-fed, shoulder-fired weapon that can be fired in automatic or semi-automatic single shot

Front 19

M4A1 max effective range?

Back 19

500 meters point target, 600 meters area Target

Front 20

Describe the barrel rifling for the M4 rifle

Back 20

Right hand 1/7

Front 21

What is the weight of the M4 rifle?

Back 21

7.5 pounds loaded with sling, 6.49 unloaded without sling

Front 22

What is the weight of the M2 machine gun?

Back 22

84 pounds

Front 23

Which field manual covers the M2?

Back 23

FM 3 - 22.65

Front 24

What is the maximum range of a .50 caliber (firing the M2 ball)?

Back 24

6764 meters

Front 25

What is the cyclic rate of fire of the M2?

Back 25

450 - 550 rounds per minute

Front 26

What are the max ranges of the m320?

Back 26

Point: 150 meters

area: 350 meters

Max: 400 meters

Front 27

Describe the m320

Back 27

Lightweight, single shot, double action, breech-loaded, shoulder-fired, weapon that can be attached to the M4 carbine

Front 28

How much does the m320 weigh?

Back 28

3.9 pounds loaded , 3.42 pounds unloaded

Front 29

What is the minimum safe firing distance for the m320?

Back 29

130 meters in training, 31 meters in combat

Front 30

Describe the M249

Back 30

A lightweight, belt-fed, gas operated, air cooled, fully automatic machine gun fire from the open bolt position.

Front 31

What is the weight of the M249?

Back 31

17 pounds

Front 32

What is the max range of the M249?

Back 32

3600 meters

Front 33

What is the sustained rate of fire for the M249 machine gun?

Back 33

50 rounds per minute, 3-5 rounds every 4 - 5 Seconds

Front 34

What is the rapid rate of fire for the M249 machine gun?

Back 34

100 rounds per minute, 8 to 10 Rounds every 2 to 3 seconds

Front 35

What is zeroing?

Back 35

Zeroing aligns the sights of the weapon with the weapons Barrel

Front 36

What does the acronym ARM stand for?

Back 36

Advanced rifle Marksmanship

Front 37

Describe the M16 / M4 series weapon?

Back 37

M16 / M4 series weapons are magazine-fed, gas-operated, air-cooled, shoulder-fired, 5.56mm weapons

Front 38

What is the weight of an M4 with a 30 round magazine?

Back 38

7.5 pound

Front 39

What is the maximum range of the M4 / M16 series weapon?

Back 39

3600 meters

Front 40

What is the maximum effective range of an M4 series weapon?

Back 40

500 meters point target and 600 meters for an area Target

Front 41

What is the muzzle velocity of an M4 series weapon?

Back 41

2970 feet per second

Front 42

What is the weight of an SU-230 PVS day scope (Elcan)?

Back 42

1.4 Ibs

Front 43

How many MOA is each click of the SU-230 (ELCAN)?

Back 43

1/2 MOA

Front 44

What are the different types of ammunition for the M4 and M16 series weapons?

Back 44

3) dummy; M199; six grooves alongside;

4) blank; M200; used

5) ball; M855;

6) Tracy; M862;

7) short range; M862;

Front 45

What is a stoppage?

Back 45

Stoppage is a failure of an automatic or semi-automatic firearm to complete the cycle of operation

Front 46

What should soldiers apply to clear a stoppage?

Back 46

Soldiers can apply immediate or remedial action to clear a stoppage

Front 47

What is immediate action?

Back 47

Immediate action involves quickly applying a possible correction to reduce a stoppage without performing troubleshooting procedures to determine the actual cause

Front 48

How many times do you apply immediate action?

Back 48

Only once for stoppage

Front 49

What key word is used to apply immediate action?

Back 49

Sports

Front 50

What are the actions for sports?

Back 50

1) slap gently upwards on a magazine to ensure that is fully seated and that the magazine follower is not jammed

2) pull the charging handle fully to the rear

3) observe the injection of a live round or expended cartridge

4) release the charging handle; do not ride it Forward

5) tap the forward assist assembly to ensure that the bolt is closed

6) squeeze the trigger and try to fire the rifle

Front 51

What is remedial action?

Back 51

Remedial action is the continuing effort to determine the cause of a stoppage or malfunction and attempt to clear the stoppage once it has been identified

Front 52

What are the correct steps for remedial action?

Back 52

1) try to place the weapon on safe

2) remove the magazine

3) lock the bolt to the rear

4) place the weapon on safe (if not already done)

Front 53

How are malfunctions caused?

Back 53

Malfunctions are caused by procedural or mechanical failure of the rifle, magazines, or ammunition

Front 54

What are the different types of common malfunctions?

Back 54

1) Failure to feed, chamber or lock

2) failure to Fire

3) failure to extract

4) failure to eject

Front 55

What malfunction can occur when loading the rifle or during the cycle of operation?

Back 55

Failure to feed, chamber or lock

Front 56

What malfunction occurs when the firing pin fails to strike the primer with enough force or when the ammunition is defective?

Back 56

Failure fire

Front 57

Which of the malfunction occurs when a cartridge case remains in the chamber of the rifle?

Back 57

Failure to extract

Front 58

Which malfunction occurs when a cartridge is not ejected through the ejection port and remains partly in the chamber or becomes jammed in the upper receiver as the bolt closes?

Back 58

Failure to eject

Front 59

What are the 8 cycles of function for the M16 / M4 series weapon?

Back 59

1) Feeding

2) chambering

3) locking

4) firing

5) unlocking

6) extracting

7) ejecting

8) cocking

Front 60

What are the three modes of fire for the M4A1 series weapon?

Back 60

Semi automatic, automatic, fully automatic

Front 61

What are the four fundamentals of firing?

Back 61

Steady position, aiming, breath control, trigger squeeze

Front 62

What are the four basic fighting positions?

Back 62

Individual Foxhole supported,

prone unsupported firing,

prone supported firing,

kneeling unsupported.

Front 63

What are the two primary objectives of shot grouping?

Back 63

1)Find tight shot groups

2) consistently placing these groups in the same location

Front 64

What is the circle size for a soldier to qualify for a good grouping?

Back 64

4-centimeter cycle

Front 65

What are the three categories in the study of ballistics in rifles and carbines?

Back 65

Internal ballistics, external ballistics, terminal ballistics

Front 66

What are internal ballistics?

Back 66

Internal ballistics deals with what happens to the bullet before it leaves the weapon's muzzle

Front 67

What are external ballistics

Back 67

External ballistics deals with the factors affecting the flight path of the bullet between the weapon's muzzle and the target

Front 68

What are the external ballistics that affect bullet trajectory?

Back 68

Gravity,

muzzle velocity,

air resistance (drag),

altitude or air density,

temperature,

trajectory,

wind,

angle

Front 69

Which of the external ballistics has the most impact on the bullet?

Back 69

The wind

Front 70

What does terminal ballistics deal with?

Back 70

Terminal ballistics deals with what happens to the bullet when it comes in contact with the target

Front 71

What does bullet penetration depend on?

Back 71

The range, velocity, bullet characteristics, and Target material

Front 72

What does the acronym MOA stand for?

Back 72

Minute of angle

Front 73

What is MOA?

Back 73

An MOA is the standard unit of measurement used in adjusting a weapons sites and other ballistic related measurements

Front 74

What is Target detection?

Back 74

Target detection is the process of locating, marking, prioritizing, and determining the range to a combat Target.

Front 75

What is the minimum qualification standard for record fire?

Back 75

23 out of 40 hits

Front 76

What are the three positions and how many rounds are fired from each during record qualification?

Back 76

Prone supported; 20 rds

Prone unsupported;10 rds

Kneeling; 10 rds

Front 77

What are the qualification standards on known distance record fire ranges?

Back 77

Expert 38 - 40

Sharpshooter 33 - 37

marksmen 26 - 32

unqualified 25 & below

Front 78

Name the five phases in basic rifle marksmanship

Back 78

1) preliminary rifle instructions

2) downrange feedback

3) field fire

4) advanced rifle marksmanship

5) advanced optics, lasers and iron sights

Front 79

During preliminary marksmanship training (PMI), what are the only two positions taught?

Back 79

Foxhole supported and the prone unsupported

Front 80

What are the two basic elements of the sight picture?

Back 80

Sight alignment and placing of the aiming point

Front 81

What does CLP stand for?

Back 81

Cleaner

Lubricant

Preservative

Front 82

Describe the maximum effective rates of fire for the m4 rifle

Back 82

Semiautomatic- 45 rpm

Burst - 90 rpm

Sustained- 12-15 rpm

Front 83

What is the weight of a m2 receiver group?

Back 83

60ib

Front 84

What is the definition of maximum effective range?

Back 84

The greatest distance at which the weapon may be expected to inflict casualties

Front 85

What is the basic load of ammunition for the m4

Back 85

210 rds. (7 mags, 30rds each)

Front 86

One click of the elevation of the M4 rifle changes the point in impact a hundred meters of how much?

Back 86

1 3/8 inches

Front 87

What are the four positions for the butt stock of the m4 rifle?

Back 87

1) closed

2) 1/2

3) 3/4

4) full open

Front 88

What is the length of the m4 rifle?

Back 88

Buttstock Closed - 29.75 inches

Buttstock open - 33.00

Front 89

What is the maximum tracer burnout for the m240B

Back 89

900m

Front 90

The weight of the barrel of the M240B is about how much?

Back 90

Approximately 6.6 pounds

Front 91

Describe the rifling of the m240B barrel

Back 91

4 grooves with a uniform right-hand twist, 1 turn in 12 inches

Front 92

What is the muzzle velocity of the m240B?

Back 92

About 2800 fps

Front 93

What is the weight of the m240B?

Back 93

Approximately 27.6 pounds

Front 94

What is the length of the m240B?

Back 94

49 inches