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M16A1 and M16A2 Rifle Marksmanship.
FM 23-9.
US Army.
1989.
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Contents: Introduction and training strategy; Characteristics, ammunition, and accessories; Troubleshooting and destruction; Preliminary rifle instruction; Downrange feedback; Field fire; Advanced rifle marksmanship; Advanced optics, lasers, and iron sights.
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