Lesson 7

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What is the aim of Rifle Lesson 7?

  • To teach cadets the types of fire and firing drills required. (correct)
  • To introduce cadets to different types of rifles.
  • To explain the importance of correct declaration in training.
  • To provide a forecast of the squad’s next lesson on rifle handling.

How many 40-minute periods are allocated for covering the firing drills in Rifle Lesson 7?

  • Three
  • Four
  • One
  • Two (correct)

What must instructors have to effectively correct faults and offer advice during Rifle Lesson 7?

  • A detailed understanding of squad management techniques.
  • A comprehensive knowledge of first aid procedures.
  • A thorough knowledge of the Marksmanship Principles. (correct)
  • An extensive background in military history.

What is a prerequisite for selecting a suitable piece of ground for the lesson?

<p>Positioning targets not less than 30 meters away. (B)</p>
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What does Rifle Lesson 7 solely deal with?

<p>Firing drills for different types of fire that a cadet is expected to produce. (A)</p>
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What are the required stores for Rifle Lesson 7?

<p>Rifle fitted with iron sight, magazines, magazine platform depressors, figure targets, aiming aids, landscape target, and ground sheets. (B)</p>
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What type of fire is characterized by a slow rate of fire, not normally more than 10 rounds per minute, ordered after the fire fight has been won and suppressed?

<p>Deliberate Fire (B)</p>
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Which command is given when the target appears during snap shooting?

<p>Watch and Shoot (A)</p>
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How is rapid fire different from snap shooting?

<p>It involves firing a large volume of shots in quick succession (A)</p>
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What is the purpose of breath restraint in rapid fire?

<p>To enable aim perfection (A)</p>
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What is the recommended rate of fire in rapid fire?

<p>Up to 30 aimed shots per minute (B)</p>
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During confirmation of snap shooting, what commands are used to signify target exposures?

<p>&quot;Up&quot; and &quot;Down&quot; (C)</p>
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What is the primary focus of rapid fire?

<p>Firing with rhythm (C)</p>
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Which type of fire is used when the enemy is assaulting our position?

<p>&quot;Rapid Fire&quot; (D)</p>
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What is the purpose of the command 'Watch and Shoot' during snap shooting?

<p>To signify target exposures (B)</p>
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"Very shallow breathing between shots for the periods of rapid fire" is an alternative to which previously taught method?

<p>Breath restraint covering the release of two or three shots (D)</p>
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What action should be taken on the command 'Stop' during snap shooting?

<p>Observe the target area over the sights (C)</p>
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What is the primary difference between deliberate fire and snap shooting?

<p>The rate of fire (C)</p>
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What should be done after hearing the command 'Rapid'?

<p>Put the safety catch to Fire (F) and aim at the target indicated. (A)</p>
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What is the correct procedure for allowing the weapon to cool down during lulls in rapid or prolonged firing?

<p>Cock the weapon, engage the holding open catch and check that the chamber is clear. (D)</p>
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What action is required when covering a number of different targets within a wider arc?

<p>Ensure that the body is quickly realigned for each target. (A)</p>
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What should be done after hearing the command 'Stop' or 'Go on'?

<p>The need to count rounds and change magazines are the same as for deliberate shooting. (C)</p>
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What is recommended to clear a round from the chamber and allow air to circulate during overheating?

<p>Cock the weapon, engage the holding open catch and check that the chamber is clear. (C)</p>
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What should be done if 'Go on' is given after allowing the weapon to cool down?

<p>Tap forward on the cocking handle and continue firing. (A)</p>
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At what rate can rounds be fired with experience?

<p>Up to 30 rounds per minute (C)</p>
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What should be done at the end of practice?

<p>'Stop - Make Safe' (D)</p>
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What is the primary focus of Rifle Lesson 7?

<p>Covering different types of fire and firing drills for cadets (A)</p>
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What is a prerequisite for selecting a suitable piece of ground for the lesson?

<p>A thorough knowledge of the Marksmanship Principles (A)</p>
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What is recommended to clear a round from the chamber and allow air to circulate during overheating?

<p>Allowing the weapon to cool down during lulls in rapid or prolonged firing (D)</p>
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What is the purpose of breath restraint in rapid fire?

<p>To maintain a consistent and controlled breathing pattern (D)</p>
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What action is required when covering a number of different targets within a wider arc?

<p>Engage in confirmation of snap shooting (B)</p>
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What should be done after hearing the command 'Stop' during snap shooting?

<p>Maintain composure until further instructions are given (C)</p>
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What should be done to allow the weapon to cool down during lulls in rapid or prolonged firing?

<p>Cock the weapon, engage the holding open catch, and check that the chamber is clear (B)</p>
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What is recommended to clear a round from the chamber and allow air to circulate during overheating?

<p>Operate the bolt release and tap forward on the cocking handle (A)</p>
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What type of fire is characterized by a slow rate of fire, not normally more than 10 rounds per minute, ordered after the fire fight has been won and suppressed?

<p>Deliberate fire (D)</p>
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What is the aim of Rifle Lesson 7?

<p>To demonstrate rapid and continuous trigger operation (D)</p>
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What should be done after hearing the command 'Stop' or 'Go on'?

<p>Operate the bolt release, tap forward on the cocking handle, and continue firing (A)</p>
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Which command is given when the target appears during snap shooting?

<p>'Fire' (D)</p>
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What should be done at the end of practice?

<p>Order 'Stop - Make Safe' (A)</p>
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What action should be taken on the command 'Stop' during snap shooting?

<p>Reload a new magazine and aim at a fresh target (B)</p>
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Which type of fire is used to win the fire fight or when the enemy is assaulting our position?

<p>Rapid fire (D)</p>
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What is the purpose of breath restraint in rapid fire?

<p>To improve accuracy (B)</p>
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What command is given when the target appears during snap shooting?

<p>Watch and Shoot (A)</p>
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What is the primary difference between deliberate fire and snap shooting?

<p>Rate of fire (C)</p>
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What action should be taken on the command 'Stop' during snap shooting?

<p>Continue observing the target area over the sights (A)</p>
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What must be done at the end of practice in snap shooting?

<p>Make Safe (C)</p>
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What is recommended to clear a round from the chamber and allow air to circulate during overheating?

<p>Open the action (A)</p>
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What is a prerequisite for selecting a suitable piece of ground for the lesson?

<p>Safe backstop (A)</p>
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What is the aim of Rifle Lesson 7?

<p>To teach cadets how to use different types of fire quickly and effectively. (D)</p>
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What should an instructor do after demonstrating any firing drills?

<p>Use one of the squad to re-cock the rifle. (A)</p>
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During confirmation of snap shooting, what commands are used to signify target exposures?

<p>&quot;Up&quot; and &quot;Down&quot; (D)</p>
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What new words of command are introduced in this Rifle Lesson that will be used when the cadet fires their rifle on the range or on an exercise?

<p>&quot;Targets Up&quot; and &quot;Targets Down&quot; (D)</p>
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Flashcards

Aim of Rifle Lesson 7?

Teach cadets about different fire types and firing drills.

Instructor Prerequisite?

Instructors need complete knowledge to correct mistakes and give advice.

Rifle Lesson 7 Content?

Firing drills for different types of fire.

Deliberate Fire?

A slow firing rate (max 10 rounds/min) after the fight is won.

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Aim of Rifle Lesson 7?

To teach cadets specific rapid and continuous trigger operation.

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Snap Shooting Command?

Target appears, command to shoot.

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Rapid vs. Snap Shooting?

Rapid involves high-volume quick shots; snap is reacting to brief target exposures.

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Breath Restraint in Rapid Fire?

Enable precise aiming during rapid bursts.

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Recommended Rapid Fire Rate?

Up to 30 aimed shots per minute.

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Snap Shooting Commands?

'Up' and 'Down' commands to show exposure of targets.

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Primary Focus of Rapid Fire?

Firing with proper rhythm.

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When to Use Rapid Fire?

Used when the enemy is attacking your position.

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Purpose of 'Watch and Shoot'?

Signifies target exposures.

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Alternative to breath restraint?

Very shallow breathing between shots for the periods of rapid fire.

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Action on 'Stop' (Snap Shooting)?

Observe the target area over the sights.

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Deliberate vs. Snap Shooting?

Rate of fire.

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Action after 'Rapid' command?

Put the safety to Fire (F) and aim at the target.

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Cooling Weapon Procedure?

Cock weapon, engage catch, check chamber is clear.

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Covering a Wider Arc?

Quickly realign the body for each target.

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Action after 'Stop' or 'Go on'?

Counting rounds and changing magazines.

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Clearing Overheating?

Clear round from chamber, let air circulate.

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Action after 'Go on' (cooling)?

Tap forward on the cocking handle and continue firing.

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Experienced Rate of Fire?

Up to 30 rounds per minute can be fired with experience.

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End of Practice?

'Stop - Make Safe'.

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Purpose of breath restraint?

Maintaining a consistent and controlled breathing pattern.

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Clearing a Chamber?

Opening the action to fix or clear.

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