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FN-FAL Manual.pdf - Army Discount Shop

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N. B. - Firing grenade without sighting, or at 45o, con be<br />

done with the standard gas plug, provided this is turned through<br />

1800 so thot the letters "Gr" appear uppermost, instead of the<br />

letter 0 A"_<br />

5. Firing po$ilion<br />

a) Direct fire (fig. 34)<br />

For the three usual positions (standing, kneeling, prone) the<br />

method of holding the rifle is identical.<br />

Grasp the middle of the hondguord firmly with the left hand.<br />

f-!old the pistol grip firmly with the right hand, with the index<br />

longer secured in front of the trigger.<br />

34--------<br />

- Hold the butt under the right armpit, never leon it on the<br />

shoulder.<br />

b) Indirect fire (fig. 35)<br />

Dig the heel of the butt into the earth, with the pistol grip<br />

uppermost, i.e. towards the firer.<br />

Incline the weapon at the required angle.<br />

Hold the foot down on the toe of the butt to prevent it from<br />

moving its position.<br />

c) Note<br />

Fig. 35<br />

So for as possible ovoid placing the butt on ony hard surface,<br />

such os concrete, rock, etc. This is particularly important far<br />

indirect fire and firing from the prone posttion, when the soldier<br />

naturally tends to anchor the toe of the butt, to ovoid the jerk<br />

of recoil.<br />

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