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Can a personal weapon M4 be used at a civilian range using the BRM standards and paper qualification targets for us army weapons qualification when a unit has no weapons like TRADOC?
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Personnel in any TDA unit who are not assigned individual weapons are exempt from weapon qualification in accordance with Army Regulation (AR) 350-1,
paragraph 4-10(5)d. HOWEVER....Active Component (AC) TDA units with personnel assigned individual weapons will qualify every six months.National Guard (NG) personnel assigned individual weapons will qualify every 12 months. Consult the appropriate section of this chapter to determine authorized "resourcing" for qualification.
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∙ 13y agoAbsolutely not.
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