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Today we worked on CPP . Basically what

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it is is annual training for Marines of

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all ranks and grades for weapons

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training , we handle pistols and we go

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into range day . On day one , it'll be

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blocks one where you shoot a total of

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40 rounds to see where your hold is ,

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how you , how you shoot . You get to

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put your practice in where you go from

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holster to working area and pushing in

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and then all the way out into the

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holster . Then we move on to blocks 23 ,

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and 4 , which is basically more

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practice , do tactical reloads , speed

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reloads . And all that extra practice

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and they would want to free quality and

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qualification for expert it is a

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minimum of 364 points to 400 points .

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That's the max you can explore for

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expert . Marine Corps prides itself on

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readiness , so each Marine is a

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rifleman in a similar sense . Every

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Marine should be able to handle

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different types of weapons just for

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every scenario . So it just increases

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the lethality of each individual marine

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and makes them more able to support the

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mission . Staying ready at any point is

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the most important thing that each

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service member can do .