ALC Marksmanship EXAM LATEST (2026)
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How many fundamentals of 1. Steady Position
Marksmanship are there? 2. Sight Picture
3. Breathing
4. Trigger Squeeze
What are the TWO firing task? 1. Properly point the rifle (Sight Alignment)
2. Fire the rifle without moving it (Trigger Control)
What is Sight Alignment? The centering of the front sight, rear sight, and
the shooters eye
What is Sight Picture? the addition of a target into properly aligned
sights (i.e. the shooters eye, the sights and target
are in a straight line)
Focus should be on? Front sight post should be clear and in focus,
while the target appears blurry and behind it
, ____________ is necessary for sight Stockweld; a consistent stockweld will ensure
alignment? that your sight picture is the same every time you
fire
How is consistent sight alignment By resting the full weight of your head on the
achieved? stock in a manner that allows your dominate eye
to look through the center of the rear sight
aperture
A misalignment of the sighting Angular
system creates a ___________ error that
increases with distance
Which is more important; sight Sight alignment
alignment or point of aim?
What is the definition of trigger The movement of the trigger to the rear in such a
control? way so as not to disturb sight alignment
Trigger placement should be Naturally on the trigger?
where?
Firing hand should be placed High on the pistol grip with a firm handshake grip
where?
What is follow through? Follow through is continuing to apply the base
fundamentals of marksmanship until the recoil
has ceased
What is calling your shot? Estimating where the bullet went using visual
cues before the round was fired
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Terms in this set (66)
How many fundamentals of 1. Steady Position
Marksmanship are there? 2. Sight Picture
3. Breathing
4. Trigger Squeeze
What are the TWO firing task? 1. Properly point the rifle (Sight Alignment)
2. Fire the rifle without moving it (Trigger Control)
What is Sight Alignment? The centering of the front sight, rear sight, and
the shooters eye
What is Sight Picture? the addition of a target into properly aligned
sights (i.e. the shooters eye, the sights and target
are in a straight line)
Focus should be on? Front sight post should be clear and in focus,
while the target appears blurry and behind it
, ____________ is necessary for sight Stockweld; a consistent stockweld will ensure
alignment? that your sight picture is the same every time you
fire
How is consistent sight alignment By resting the full weight of your head on the
achieved? stock in a manner that allows your dominate eye
to look through the center of the rear sight
aperture
A misalignment of the sighting Angular
system creates a ___________ error that
increases with distance
Which is more important; sight Sight alignment
alignment or point of aim?
What is the definition of trigger The movement of the trigger to the rear in such a
control? way so as not to disturb sight alignment
Trigger placement should be Naturally on the trigger?
where?
Firing hand should be placed High on the pistol grip with a firm handshake grip
where?
What is follow through? Follow through is continuing to apply the base
fundamentals of marksmanship until the recoil
has ceased
What is calling your shot? Estimating where the bullet went using visual
cues before the round was fired
