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What is the Marine Rifleman's motto?
SEMPER FI- Meaning, Always Faithful.I'm not sure what you mean by "slogan", but "Semper Fidelis" is the official motto of the US Marine Corps (the motto is often shortened, in unofficial usage, to simply "Semper Fi"). "The Few, the Proud, ... the Marines" has often been used in recruiting advertisements.Semper Fidelis - Always Faithful
How many times does Ralphie say he wants a Red Ryder BB gun in A Christmas Story?
Everyone worries that it might not be safe for him, since it is an actual gun not really a toy. His mother insists that he will "shoot his eye out", when in actuality the worry is that he would shoot something or someone else accidentally.
How do you rescue Dora?
This is ovious, just hire an assassin or just shoot her yourself and also hire Chuck Norris to kill her because Chuck Norris can do anything!!!!
How did the soldiers load a rifle in the 1800s?
In the EARLY 1800s, rifles were muzzle loaders. To load one of those- you would open your cartridge box (pouch on a strap across your shoulder) and withdraw a cartridge- a lead bullet attached to a thin paper tube full of gunpowder. Holding your rifle with the muzzle up, you would BITE the end of the paper (spit it out), pour the powder down the barrel, give the butt a THUMP on the ground to settle the powder, insert paper and lead bullet into the muzzle. Draw you ramrod from the hole under the barrel, and use it to ram the bullet all the way down in the barrel. Remove the ramrod, put it back in it's hole (for when you need it again). Cock the hammer of your rifle, and place a percussion cap on the nipple. If you were not ready to shoot right away, lower the hammer to the half cock notch. When ready to shoot, raise the rifle, cock the hammer, aim, pull the trigger. If it sounds complicated- it was. A very skilled rifleman could fire 3 shots a minute. By the LATE 1800s, rifles used self contained metallic cartridges like the ones in use today. You placed those in the magazine of the rifle, operated the bolt to cock the weapon and chamber a cartridge- a pull of the trigger would fire it. The rate of fire for those was MUCH higher!
What rifle did Tom Berenger use in the movie Shoot to Kill?
That would be a GERBER BMF (Basic Multi-Function Survival Knife System)
What is a Rifle Man?
I assume you are asking what is a "Rifleman" versus "Uh, what is a rifle, man?" The short answer is that a Rifleman is a man who wields a rifle. The somewhat longer answer... Rifleman is a largely military term, and is still used today. An example is the US Marine mantra that "Every marine is a rifleman." That is, every US Marine has been trained to use a rifle regardless of what is actual job is. Despite what the media has likely portrayed to you, and what historical narcissists who enjoy fetishizing ancient weapons such as swords often think; using a rifle is a specific skill set. Sure anyone can pick up a gun and shoot someone, but so too can anyone pick up a sharp instrument and stab someone. There is a huge difference in being able to physically use a rifle, being proficient in the use of a rifle, and mastering a rifle. That is the difference between a man with a rifle, and a rifleman. A Rifleman is a soldier who has trained to proficiency in the use of his rifle. He knows how to provide basic maintenance for his rifle. More importantly, has at least a working knowledge of how to account for effects such as windage and ballistic drop which are key in providing the accuracy at distance which makes rifles superior to handguns. Depending on the organization and/or individual he may have additional training such as how to use a bayonet; or to provide fire at longer than typical ranges. Prior to the Rifleman there was the Musketeer, a soldier wielding the rifle's forebearer known as the musket. Before the Musketeer was the Pikeman, who as his name implies wielded a pike.
Can you shoot rifle slugs though rifle barrel?
No.
Does a JStevens 32 long rifle shoot 22 long bullets?
NO NO NO! Only shoot what the rifle is chambered for and so marked.
Can you shoot a 22 long rifle ammo in a rifle chambered for 22wrf?
No
What do you do in a biathlon?
You shoot a target with a rifle
How far can a 308 caliber rifle shoot?
It can shoot about 3 miles. It can shoot accurately to about 1100 meters in the hands of a highly skilled marksman, depending on which rifle is firing the cartridge.
What caliber does a Swiss army rifle shoot?
"Swiss Miss army rifle
Is a paintball or a airsoft sniper rifle?
A paintball sniper rifle can shoot father.
How fast does the Springfield 1903 rifle shoot?
As fast as you can operate the bolt of the rifle.
Can you shoot 76251 in a m1a rifle?
Can you shoot 762•51 in a m1a springfield
Why Did the River Giude Carry a Rifle?
To shoot the rapids
How do you shoot Perfectly with 22 Rifle?
Practice
