Shooting Standards

[Sgt_McWatt]

I am my Corp's shooting NCO. I was wondering what are the exact standards for the different levels of Marksmanship. I realise the my officers have them somewere in the office. However if anyone has an on-line link I would love to see them.
Regards

 

[madchicken]

I can't give you a link, but I can tell you this.  I know the standards starts at 3cm which gives you crossrifles.  And it ends at 1.9 I think which would give you cross-rifle crown

 

[beyondsblue]

No, to get distinguished marksmanship badge, you would have to get 1 cm.

 

[armygurl_557]

Is it true that you have to have the whole breathing procedures properly to get your distinguished markman? Because thats what My RSO said to me, and thats why I only had my level 3 marksman.. ???

 

[GGHG_Cadet]

Well it all helps you shoot better. The breathing, the sling adjustment, your body alignment- its all suppose to help you shoot better.

 

[Lost_52]

no no no no the top badge (im air cadet) which for me is lvl is 1.5 cm or smaller and that is what i think the army has for rifles crossed w/crownso top badge is 1.5 cm or smaller

 

[foxtwo]

What helps me when shooting is to completely relax. Be 'zoned out' and when you shoot, don't have a care in the world. lol I know it may sound stupid, but it really helps (for me). Don't rush, but don't take your sweet time either.In a way, think of it like your trying to get rid of your rounds quickly, but wanna keep a grouping at the same time. This is just my 2 cents, see if it helps you too!

 

[Saorse]

Distinguished is 1.5 cm, Marksman is 3... not too sure on the other 2! 2.5 cm and 2, possibly?

 

[Burrows]

As much as I like seeing members contribute, I don't think reviving a thread to say nonononono is a good idea.