Long Distance Shooting by Maj. Culver?

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  • Mike
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 128

    #1

    Long Distance Shooting by Maj. Culver?

    Hi, does anyone remember an article about long range shooting the M1 Garand by Maj. Culver? I thought it was in "Jouster Tales" and talked about using iron sights at I believe 500 yards, regards, Mike
  • Emri
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 1649

    #2
    Originally posted by Mike
    Hi, does anyone remember an article about long range shooting the M1 Garand by Maj. Culver? I thought it was in "Jouster Tales" and talked about using iron sights at I believe 500 yards, regards, Mike
    It's there. Look for "M1 Rifle and Silver Horseshoes". Shooting at 1000yds at Vaile for the "Farr Trophy".

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    • Mike
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2009
      • 128

      #3
      Originally posted by Emri
      It's there. Look for "M1 Rifle and Silver Horseshoes". Shooting at 1000yds at Vaile for the "Farr Trophy".
      Hi Emri, Thanks but that's not the article. I remember that it was stated that when the front sight covers the target shoot where you think the bulls eye is. I was trying to explain this to a friend and thought I would show him this post. I qualified at my club at 500 meters using this "tip". Qualification is 3 hits on a 24" square plate at 500 meters. Most people use a scope and out of 200 qualifiers I'm the only one who used a M1 Garand, great rifle lucky shooter. The idea of qualifying is to make sure all shots are aimed and trajectory is understood,. thanks, again, regards, Mike

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      • jjrothWA
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2009
        • 1148

        #4
        What yu are describing is the "frame hold", in which the M1 front post is centered around the post and the shot is touched off.

        I have used this for 600 and 1000 yds section of a NMC across the course.
        , due to my "corrugated corneas.

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