Rifleman qualification

[DT741]

Being in the army, I'm used to the Level 1-3 shooting qualification. Level 3 being the rundown.

Now here is my question to the milsurp gurus:

Do any of you know of any actual Canadian Army rifleman qualification shooting from the years our Army was equipped with Lee Enfields ?

Distances ?
Scoring method ?
Targets ?
Quantity of ammunition used ?


Thank you very much

 

[Nyles]

Milsurps.com has the 1945 edition of Shoot to Live in PDF format, been awhile since I looked but I suspect its in there.

 

[DT741]

Found the document, but cant seem to find the "shooting routine"

 

[diopter]

"Course of fire" is usually the term.

This was interesting:
http://rusiviccda.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Brock_Reumkens_Veterans_and_Oral_History.pdf

 

[DT741]

Will search for that or try to locate a veteran in my region, which is getting rare

 

[QM 8687]

1.Larry Fish's books. Memories of a Marksman Phase I and II. WWII combat vet turned International Champion write of his competition years.
2. Canadain Army Manual - Rifle Bayonet. Printed 1940's to 1955.
3. Mastering the Service Rifle George West includes Lee Enfield Wind Charts, P.O.A. Dia. and more.
4. Bisley Match Conditions. Older versions available.
5. Canadain Army Regular Rifle Competition Match Conditions, 1955+
And more. Remember in your research, the #4 Lee Enfield was superceded by the FNC1 in 1957.

 

[diopter]

Larry fish

http://www.dcra.ca/Marksman/Website Winter Spring 2009 - 2.pdf page 16
http://www.dcra.ca/Marksman/Marksman Summer Autumn 2009.pdf page 29

Remember reading them a long time ago.