CURRENT CHANGES TO TABLE ONE AND TWO

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CURRENT CHANGES TO TABLE ONE AND TWO

• CWO3 DUTTON
• 450-2712
• David.Dutton_at_usmc.mil

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Preparatory Training

• Prior to beginning training on Table 1/1A of the
  Marine Corps Combat Rifle Program, shooters must
  complete Preparatory Training. The following
  Individual Training Standards (ITS) are reviewed
  during Annual Rifle Training
• Preparatory Training
• MCCCS.11.01 Perform weapons handling procedures
  with a service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.02 Maintain a service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.03 Perform corrective action with a
  service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.04 Zero a service rifle/carbine.

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Table 1A, Fundamental Rifle Marksmanship (FRM)

• Purpose is to impart the fundamental knowledge,
  skills, and attitudes necessary for safe and
  accurate firing of the rifle.
• The information covered in this stage of training
  will form the basis for all other training with
  the rifle. Marines will be evaluated on their
  mastery of FRM skills during Table 1A course of
  fire.
• During this table, the following Individual
  Training Standards (ITS) are reviewed during
  Annual Rifle Training

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Table 1A

• MCCCS.11.5 Engage targets from a prone position
  with a service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.06 Engage targets from a sitting
  position with a service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.07 Engage targets from a kneeling
  position with a service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.08 Engage targets from a standing
  position with a service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.09 Engage targets at the sustain rate of
  fire with a service rifle/carbine
• MCCCS.11.10 Demonstrate proficiency of the
  fundamentals of marksmanship (TABLE 1) with a
  service rifle/carbine.

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Table 2, Basic Combat Rifle Marksmanship (BCRM)

• BCRM is the first step in transitioning a Marine
  from fundamental marksmanship to becoming a
  proficient combat marksman.
• Marines will be evaluated on their mastery of
  BCRM skills at the completion of Table 2
  training.
• During this table, the following Individual
  Training Standards (ITS) are reviewed during
  Annual Rifle Training

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Preliminary Training and Table 2

• MCCCS.11.11 Demonstrate weapons carries with the
  service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.12 Execute a Tactical Reload with a
  service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.13 Execute a Speed Reload with a service
  rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.14 Execute Controlled Pairs with a
  service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.15 Execute Failure to Stop Drills with a
  service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.16 Execute Multiple Target Engagements
  with a service rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.17 Engage a moving target with a service
  rifle/carbine.
• MCCCS.11.18 Demonstrate proficiency of Basic
  Combat Marksmanship Skills (Table 2) with a
  service rifle/carbine.

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Current Table 1

• DAY One DAY Two

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Current Course Of Fire Day One And Two

• 200 YD TRI-FIRE (DAY1) 3/3/4
  60 SEC SITTING
• 200 YD SLOW FIRE 5/5/10
  25MIN SITTING
• 
  KNEELING
  
• 
  STANDING
  
• 200 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 25(2TIMES) 60SEC
  STANDING TO SITTING
• 300 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 5 ROUNDS 5MIN
  SITTING
• 300 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 25(2TIMES) 70 SEC
  STANDING TO PRONE
• 500 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 15 ROUNDS 15 MIN
  PRONE

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Current Table 1 Course Of Fire Day Three
(Qualification)

• 200 YD SLOW FIRE 5/5/5
  20MIN SITTING
• 
  
  KNEELING
• 
  
  STANDING
• 200 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 25
  60 SEC STANDING TO SITTING
• 300 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 5 ROUNDS 5MIN
  SITTING
• 300 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 25
  70 SEC STANDING TO PRONE
• 500 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 10 ROUNDS 10 MIN
  PRONE

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Current Table 2 Scoring Procedures
Table 2 target
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Current Table 2 scoring procedures

• 25 and 50 yard line procedures
• 25 yard line 75 61 out of a possible 82
• 50 yard line 50 41 out of a possible 82

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Current Table 2 scoring
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Current Table 2 scoring
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Table One And Two Changes

• Table 1A, FRM/Table 2, BCRM.
• All Marines not exempted per Chapter 2 of the
  Marine Corps Order are required to complete
  Preparatory Training.
• FRM (Table 1A) course of fire, as well as
  Preliminary Training and BCRM (Table 2) course of
  fire.

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Preliminary Training for Table 2

• Prior to beginning Table 2, an 8531 Combat
  Marksmanship Trainer from the unit or Range MTU
  will provide BCRM instruction, practical
  application, and dry-fire per reference (c).
• Preliminary Training must be conducted at the
  range facility after Table 1A evaluation and
  prior to beginning Table 2 training.
• Units must coordinate with their local Range MTU
  to establish an SOP for how Preliminary Training
  will be conducted.
• Base MTU instructors teach all Table Two classes
  at the range.

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Shooter Responsibility

• Weapon Systems
• Shooters may fire Tables 1-4 with the M16A2,
  M16A4, or M4 carbine.
• The M203 may be attached to either weapon for all
  Tables.
• Once a Marine begins firing on Day 1 of Table 1A,
  the Marine must use the same weapon system, with
  identical sling, through the remainder of Tables
  1A and 2.

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Firing Positions

• Standing
• The rifle sling will be adjusted to the parade
  configuration for web slings.
• For three-point slings, the sling must be worn in
  its standard three-point configuration or hanging
  free from the body.
• Three-point sling body loop is not authorized.
• The forward arm may rest against the body or on
  the cartridge belt and any attached equipment.
• The magazine will be allowed to touch the
  clothing or the arm supporting the rifle, and may
  be gripped along the sides but the butt plate of
  the magazine may not be used to support the
  weapon.

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Waivers

• Waivers from the requirements of the Marine Corps
  order may be solicited only for short-term
  situations that temporarily prevent an
  individual, group, or entire unit from completing
  annual training.
• Waivers must state the circumstances preventing
  an individual, group, or unit from completing
  annual marksmanship training and what steps are
  being taken by the unit to resume annual
  marksmanship training.
• A unit requesting a blanket waiver for the
  whole unit is not permitted. Waiver requests
  must be submitted with a by name roster of all
  individuals needing a waiver.
• Waivers will only be good for the fiscal year
  requested.

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Exemptions

• Marines assigned to units with no rifles on
  their T/E.
• Marines awarded the Distinguished Marksman Rifle
  Badge. Distinguished Rifle Marksmen are not
  exempt from BCRM, ICRM and ACRM (Tables 2, 3
  4). A Table 2 score will not be reported for
  Distinguished Riflemen.
• Officers holding the grade of O-4 or higher,
  unless the officer is issued a rifle/carbine as
  their T/O weapon. If the rifle/carbine is their
  T/O Weapon, these Marines should conduct live
  fire training on ICRM (Table 3) and ACRM (Table
  4), as applicable, with their units.
• Officers with 13 years of service or more, unless
  the officer is issued a rifle/carbine as their
  T/O weapon. If the rifle/carbine is their T/O
  Weapon, these Marines should conduct live fire
  training on ICRM (Table 3) and ACRM (Table 4), as
  applicable, with their units.
• Enlisted Marines holding the grade of E-8 or
  higher, unless their T/O weapon is a
  rifle/carbine. If the rifle/carbine is their T/O
  Weapon, these Marines should conduct live fire
  training on ICRM (Table 3) and ACRM (Table 4), as
  applicable, with their units.

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Exemptions Cont.

• Gunnery Sergeants not assigned the rifle as their
  T/O weapon.
• Marines who qualify Expert on FRM for two
  consecutive years are eligible for a one-year
  exemption from firing.
• No expert scores prior to 1 Oct 05 will be
  counted towards meeting the two consecutive
  expert criteria. This exemption is not automatic
  and must be granted by commanding officers at the
  company level or higher based on demonstrated
  proficiency, training, deployment schedules, and
  other factors deemed applicable.
• Marines granted this exemption will be required
  to fire during the next fiscal year and every
  other year thereafter while the Marine maintains
  an expert score and is granted an exemption by
  their Commander.
• Marines who qualify less than expert will be
  required to fire expert two consecutive years in
  order to be eligible for the exemption again.

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NEW TABLE 1 DAY ONE AND TWO

• 200 YD TRI-FIRE (DAY1) 3/3/4
  60 SEC SITTING
• 200 YD SLOW FIRE 5/5/10
  25MIN SITTING
• 
  KNEELING
• 
  STANDING
• 200 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 1 MAG (10 ROUNDS
  2TIMES) (60SEC) STANDING TO SITTING
• 300 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 5 ROUNDS 5MIN
  SITTING
• 300 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 1 MAG (10 ROUNDS
  2TIMES) (60 SEC) STANDING TO PRONE
• 500 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 15 ROUNDS 15 MIN
  PRONE

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NEW TABLE 1 DAY THREE

• 200 YD SLOW FIRE 5/5/5
  20MIN SITTING
• 
  
  KNEELING
• 
  
  STANDING
• 200 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 1 MAG (10 ROUNDS)
  (60SEC) STANDING TO SITTING
• 300 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 5 ROUNDS 5MIN
  SITTING
• 300 YD LINE RAPID FIRE 1 MAG (10 ROUNDS)
  (60 SEC) STANDING TO PRONE
• 500 YD LINE SLOW FIRE 10 ROUNDS 10 MIN
  PRONE

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NEW TABLE 2

• INFORMATION
• THURSDAY/FRIDAY

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TABLE 2 FOR ANNUAL RIFLE TRAINING

• Minimum Required Equipment
• Issue rifle/carbine (with iron sights and no
  modular attachments).
• Standard issue web or approved three-point sling.
• Cartridge belt.
• Six magazines.
• Standard issue magazine retention devices
  (pouches/load bearing vest).
• Hearing protection.
• Flak jacket (body armor), helmet, and suspenders
  or load bearing vest. Attaching magazine
  retention devices directly to the flak jacket is
  authorized.
• Note Water carrying device and foul weather
  gear are authorized. Any additional tactical gear
  worn by the shooter is authorized. Elbow and
  kneepads are not authorized.

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Value of shots

• Table 2 utilizes a two point scoring system for
  all stages of fire.
• Hits within the designated scoring ring are worth
  2 points.
• Hits outside the designated scoring ring are
  worth 1 point.
• Any thing outside the silhouette is a miss.

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Pass/Fail Criteria

• Shooters must achieve an accumulative hit
  accuracy of 75 percent of the total possible
  points in Table 2 when fired at the 25 yard line.
  
• Shooters must achieve an accumulative hit
  accuracy of 50 percent of the total possible
  points in Table 2 when fired at the 50 yard line.

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NEW Table 2 scoring
2 point value for shots in head shot, center shot
and pelvic region
NEW Table 2 target
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NEW TABLE 2
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NEW CONT TALBLE 2
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