Surplus rounds will be used as the officer commanding the battery or company may direct on preliminary or further training, testing rifles, occasional shots, or marksmen’s firing in Part III., Table B, for cavalry and infantry.

Points required for 2nd Class=65. Grouping standards have no effect on classification; they govern repetition only.

TABLE B.

ANNUAL COURSE—ROYAL ARTILLERY, ARMY SERVICE CORPS, AND ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS.

Trained Soldiers’ Course for Marksmen, First and SecondClass Shots.
No.Practice.Target.Distance
in Yards.
Rounds.Position.
1Grouping2nd Class Elementary (Bull’s-eye)1005Lying.
2Application2nd Class Figure2005Lying. Taking cover behind stones or sandbags and firing round them with side of rifle only rested.
3Application2nd Class Figure3005Sitting or kneeling.
4Application1st Class Figure4005Lying.
5Rapid1st Class Figure4005Lying. 40 seconds allowed.
6Application1st Class Figure5005Lying. Taking cover behind stones or sandbags representing a parapet and firing over them.
7Snapshooting2nd Class Figure2005Lying. Taking cover as in 2. 5 seconds’ exposure.
8ObservationIron falling3005Lying. Taking cover as in 6. Firing in pairs.
Total rounds40

Note.—Three points will be allowed for every direct hit in Practice 8.

In Practices 5 and 8 there will be no signalling until the firer has completed his practice.

In Practice 8 there will be separate targets for each firer, and the firers in each pair will fire alternately, assisting each other by observation.

Classification:—

Those who obtain 95 points or more1st Class shots.
Those who obtain 60 points and less than 952nd Class shots.
Those who obtain less than 60 points3rd Class shots.