what is the best military marksmanship manual I can get online?

My bro as a expert score holder in the army with m4 and m9 take very little form that adp adrp or fm what ever then go learn from some firearms instructor or some shit. The standards in the military for basic marksmanship is real low.

>>30800261
Nobody uses those ever

>>30800331
Well maybe it isn't a bad starting point is it? maybe other countries have better standards

is this one OK?

https://archive.org/details/MCRP3-01A

>>30800331
I'd try finding marine marksmanship manuals since the arky qual is pretty shitty desu. It's not hard for someone who's never shot in their l8fe to hit expert qual with rifkes, I can't imagine the m9 qual being much harder.

>>30800610
It has ok basic material. And the m9 qual was pretty easy it just kinda fumbles people who have never practiced moving while firing.

>>30800432
I guess
not a bad starting point steady breathing sight picture trigger squeeze.

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>>30800261
"can you tell me how to get to carneghie hall?"

"practice, man...practice..."

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>>30800607
Thx cool stuff not op tho

>>30800261
CMP is likely the best option if you're serious.

>>30801196
I'll probably do something like that someday, but for now I just ordered a rifle and want to just get the basics down. I've been to the range a few times and have shot rifles before, I just want to train on my own a bit before I get a chance to do that.

found a video that seems to cover the marksman principles in the manual
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUc4ufirxmc

The stuff on breath control and trigger control actually seem pretty useful.