Sharp shooter ribbon

[Greg Sigurdson]

Are there different levels of shooting, and if so where does sharp shooter fall. My son said in a letter he earned a sharp shooter ribbon. Way to go SR!

[NavyDads Admin (Paul)]

Summary Table – Navy Handgun Qualification Course

 

Yard = 3

Rounds = 12

Sequence =  

• Draw and fire two rounds/4 seconds
• Draw and fire two rounds/4 seconds
• Draw and fire two rounds, reload six rounds and fire two rounds/10 seconds
• Draw and fire four rounds/8 seconds

 

Yard = 7

Rounds = 12

Sequence =  

• Draw and fire two rounds/4 seconds
• Draw and fire two rounds/4 seconds
• Draw and fire two rounds, reload six rounds and fire two rounds/10 seconds
• Draw and fire four rounds/8 seconds

 

Yard = 15

Rounds = 24

Sequence =  

• Draw and fire two rounds/4 seconds
• Draw and fire two rounds/4 seconds
• Draw and fire four rounds/8 seconds
• Draw and fire four rounds, reload 12 rounds and fire four rounds/20 seconds
• Draw and fire eight rounds/20 seconds.

 

Marksmanship awards, qualification, and record entries shall be based on the following:

   

Possible Score =  240

    Expert  =  228 - 240

    Sharpshooter  = 204 – 227

    Marksman = 180 - 203

    Minimum Qualifying Score = 180

    Unqualified = Less than 180

[David E Kahmann, Sr]

My son Graduated 3/13/15.  He also received sharpshooter.  As I understand it, the ribbon is for small arms qualification.  The highest qualification is expert, the second is sharpshooter.  I don't know if there are others.

[NavyDads Admin (Paul)]

check: http://www.navydads.com/group/bootcamp/page/boot-camp-medals-and-ri...

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