Army
BRM
FM
3-22.9
Describe
the
M4/M16
series
rifle
-
ANS-The
M4/M16
series
rifle
is
a
magazine
fed,
gas
operated,
air
cooled,
shoulder
fired,
5.56
millimeter
weapon
with
a
maximum
range
of
3600
meters
the
M4
has
a
muzzle
velocity
of
2970
FPS
and
a
maximum
effective
range
of
500
M
for
a
point
target
and
600
for
an
area
target
where
as
the
M16
has
a
muzzle
velocity
of
3100
FPS
and
a
maximum
effective
range
of
550
M
for
a
point
target
and
800
for
an
area
target
What
3
tools
do
leaders
use
to
develop
and
assess
BRM
training?
-
ANS-Observation
of
training
Spot
checks
Review
of
past
training
What
action
is
taken
for
a
malfunction
or
stoppage?
-
ANS-First,
immediate
action,
if
the
weapon
still
does
not
fire
then
remedial
action
What
are
the
2
primary
components
of
BRM
training?
-
ANS-Initial
training
Sustainment
training
What
are
the
4
fundamentals
of
BRM?
-
ANS-Steady
position
Aiming
Breathing
Trigger
Squeeze
What
are
the
4
most
common
malfunctions?
-
ANS-Failure
to
feed,
chamber,
or
lock
Failure
to
fire
Failure
to
extract
Failure
to
eject
What
are
the
5
key
elements
to
maintaining
good
marksmanship?
-
ANS-Train
the
trainers
Refresher
of
non
firing
skills
Use
of
EST
or
Laser
Marksman
Training
and
other
devices
Sustainment
training
Remedial
training
What
are
the
5
phases
of
Rifle
Marksmanship
Training?
-
ANS-BRM
and
preliminary
marksmanship
instruction
BRM
Down
range
feedback
firing
BRM
field
firing
Advanced
rifle
marksmanship
Advanced
optics,
lasers,
and
iron
sights
BRM
FM
3-22.9
Describe
the
M4/M16
series
rifle
-
ANS-The
M4/M16
series
rifle
is
a
magazine
fed,
gas
operated,
air
cooled,
shoulder
fired,
5.56
millimeter
weapon
with
a
maximum
range
of
3600
meters
the
M4
has
a
muzzle
velocity
of
2970
FPS
and
a
maximum
effective
range
of
500
M
for
a
point
target
and
600
for
an
area
target
where
as
the
M16
has
a
muzzle
velocity
of
3100
FPS
and
a
maximum
effective
range
of
550
M
for
a
point
target
and
800
for
an
area
target
What
3
tools
do
leaders
use
to
develop
and
assess
BRM
training?
-
ANS-Observation
of
training
Spot
checks
Review
of
past
training
What
action
is
taken
for
a
malfunction
or
stoppage?
-
ANS-First,
immediate
action,
if
the
weapon
still
does
not
fire
then
remedial
action
What
are
the
2
primary
components
of
BRM
training?
-
ANS-Initial
training
Sustainment
training
What
are
the
4
fundamentals
of
BRM?
-
ANS-Steady
position
Aiming
Breathing
Trigger
Squeeze
What
are
the
4
most
common
malfunctions?
-
ANS-Failure
to
feed,
chamber,
or
lock
Failure
to
fire
Failure
to
extract
Failure
to
eject
What
are
the
5
key
elements
to
maintaining
good
marksmanship?
-
ANS-Train
the
trainers
Refresher
of
non
firing
skills
Use
of
EST
or
Laser
Marksman
Training
and
other
devices
Sustainment
training
Remedial
training
What
are
the
5
phases
of
Rifle
Marksmanship
Training?
-
ANS-BRM
and
preliminary
marksmanship
instruction
BRM
Down
range
feedback
firing
BRM
field
firing
Advanced
rifle
marksmanship
Advanced
optics,
lasers,
and
iron
sights