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found it online, figured i would share with you guys. enjoy. good stuff.
http://dicion.net/chlforum/FM3_22X9.PDF" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


edited with updated FM

speepdaedeesi wrote:found it online, figured i would share with you guys. enjoy. good stuff.

http://www.saveourguns.com/Ar_Marks_Un_ ... _Guide.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

When I saw the illustration of the one handed grip, it brought me back to the 60's when the Army trained me with the 1911. But, when I failed to see any two handed grips, I began to wonder. Turns out this manual is from 1979. Doesn't mean it's not full of good tips, but I would think it must have been updated many times since then.

It has.. let me check the distribution restrictions on the current one.. I may be able to hang it someplace..

Field Manual 3-22.9 Army Marksmanship dated
August 2008
DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

BUT....The public can not log on to the pubs location....,,, so I would need a place to hang it.. that has the capacity to serve the pages hits you folks might make.

It's 19+ megs.. Sooooo.

1979? lol my bad.

if you can find a place to host the new one, please do, and ill update the link in the 1st post

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ ... index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - 3-22.9 is the Rifle Marksmanship manual.

BobCat wrote:http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ ... index.html - 3-22.9 is the Rifle Marksmanship manual.

That is an older version.. 2003... Current version is dated 2008, with several updates.. I'm sending it to someone to host...... PLEASE STAND BY

Thanks Bronco78! Hangin' on and watching this thread.

Regards,
Andrew

I have a couple hundreds gigs of bandwidth to burn ...
let me know if I can help

Thank you to all that offered help.

It's been transfered to someone at this point.

I was going to load the Sniper manual as well,, but distribution is not public

I anxiously await the outcome...

Here's the manual from bronco78!

http://dicion.net/chlforum/FM3_22X9.PDF" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks for uploading it!

Thank you gentlemen!

My copy goes back a few years. Bill Blankenship was one of the contributors.

Emphasis on sight alignment, trigger control, and follow through would seem to remain relevant, no matter the generation.

salty

bronco78 wrote:Thank you to all that offered help.

It's been transfered to someone at this point.

I was going to load the Sniper manual as well,, but distribution is not public

Any chance it's on Army Knowledge Online?