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  1. 761
    Landing-Force Manual, United States Navy, 1938 : Chapter 2, Individual Instruction Without Arms and with Arms (Rifle, Automatic Rifle, Submachine Gun, Pistol, and Bayonet).
    Published 1939
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  2. 762
    Landing-Force Manual, United States Navy, 1938 : Chapter 19, Small Arms Marksmanship.
    Published 1939
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  3. 763
    Recruiting News, Vol. 16, No. 2.
    Published 1934
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  4. 764
    Recruiting news, Vol. 16, No. 13.
    Published 1934
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  5. 765
    Recruiting News, Vol.17, No. 2.
    Published 1935
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  6. 766
    Training Regulations No. 420-50 : Infantry: Drill, Rifle Squad, Platoon, and Company, Changes 5.
    Published 1934
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  7. 767
    U.S. rifle, caliber .30, M1 /
    Published 1965
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  8. 768
    Recoil considerations for shoulder-fired weapons /
    by Burns, Bruce P.
    Published 2012
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  9. 769
    The Army's M-4 carbine : background and issues for Congress /
    by Feickert, Andrew
    Published 2020
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  10. 770
    Long-range fifty caliber rifles : should they be more strictly regulated? /
    by Krouse, William J.
    Published 2005
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  11. 771
    Long-range fifty caliber rifles : should they be more strictly regulated? /
    by Krouse, William J.
    Published 2005
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  12. 772
    Machine guns and short-barreled firearms : report (to accompany H.R. 7189).
    Published 1952
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  13. 773
    Machine guns and short-barreled firearms : report (to accompany H.R. 7189).
    Published 1952
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  14. 774
    Analysis of M16A2 rifle characteristics and recommended improvements /
    by Osborne, Arthur D., Smith, Seward
    Published 1986
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  15. 775
    Colonel George Hanger, to all sportsmen, and particularly to farmers, and gamekeepers : above thirty years' practice in horses and dogs; how to feed and take care of them, and also to cure them of all common disorders. Effectually to allure and catch all vermin, the rat-catching secret: to catch every rat on the premises alive, without using poisons. To breed and feed pheasants, and cure their disorders, on fowling-pieces, rifle-guns, and muskets: on boring barrels, and the construction of breech pins; remarks on rifle shooting, recommended to the attention of all riflemen, and particularly to officers who have seen active service in a rifle corps; on the race of pointers and setters. How to keep all arms loaded for two or three years, so as to fire more sure, than if fresh loaded. Method of preventing partridges being taken at night by drag-nets, when the gamekeepers are asleep; to prevent pheasants being destroyed by night-shooters or poachers by day: to catch whole flocks of wood-pigeons in hard weather, and all water-fowl in any weather: to approach a red deer, in the Highlands of Scotland, within thirty or forty yards. Of running horses - training, and breeding young colts. Cure for bullocks and cows swelled from eating clover. Cure for the scurvy. To shoot wild-fowl, pewits, golden plaver, wild geese, and bustards, by night. Remarks on the rifle-bench which gunmakers use; their secrecy and folly in that respect truly laughable. To save the live of a dog, when it has taken poison. With several valuable family receipts. To which is added, a plan for training and disciplining a corps, such as never yet has appeared in any army in Europe, armed with a peculiar and superior gun, which will shoot, with the precision of a rifle, one third further than any rifle hitherto used on service; and can also be loaded with cartridges, and fired, as quick as a common musket.
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  16. 776
    Basic rifle marksmanship trainer's guide /
    by Osborne, Arthur D.
    Published 1986
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