Rifle Cleaning Game

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Yes! I have developed a DIY board game that helps to teach and revise rifle cleaning. The attached PDF document can be printed, and the game play cards cut out, folded and even laminated for longevity.

This game uses cards to represent RIFLE COMPONENT PARTS, and components of a CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE kit. The aim of the game is to progress your counter as quickly as you can around the game board by using the cleaning kit issued to you to clean the rifle. It can be played with between 2 and 4 people.

Preparation

  1. Separate the RIFLE DAMAGE CARD pack (orange) and the CLEANING BONUS CARD pack(green) and place them in the middle.
  2. Separate the CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE cards and deal each person an equal number of [1] cards and [2] cards.
  3. Stack the RIFLE COMPONENT PARTS cards in the middle, face down.
  4. Place your counters on the start square.
  5. Each player pick up a RIFLE COMPONENT PARTS card. The player with the highest black [+] value will go first. If it is a tie, then the player with the highest green [+] value will go first. If this is still a tie, collect a new card each. Replace the cards at the bottom of the pack.
  6. Players will rotate clockwise (to the left) of the player who goes first.

How to play

  1. Uncover the first component card, read out the part name at the top of the card. You can move the number of squares indicated by the black [+] number.
  2. Read out what tools are required from the bottom of the card, and ask who has any of them. Check your own cards.
  3. If you have both cards, you can now move the extra number of points indicated by the green [+].
  4. If the tools are split between two or more players, look at the square your counter is sitting on and compare the values on your tool cards based on what is asked, such as “cleaning power” or “value.” The person who wins the comparison, keeps the opponents cards.
  5. The RIFLE COMPONENT PARTS card is placed at the bottom of the stack.
  6. Move on to the next player.

Sample Card Images

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Capt. Nick author is an experienced CFAV, having joined the Campbell College Army Section in 1996, he has technically never left! Formally commissioning in 2004, he now holds the rank of Captain and undertakes the role of Training Officer, as well as assisting with national courses such as those at CTC Frimley Park and STEM Camp. With qualifications in exercise and range conduct, as well as skill at arms and first aid, they are at the frontline of cadet training and continues to draw on his experience to deliver safe and engaging cadet training to all age groups. All views are those of the author.

About Campbell College CCF

Campbell College Combined Cadet Force was the first such organisation established in Ireland in 1909. Starting life as an Officer Training Corps, many students served in both the First and Second World Wars, and continue to do so into the current day.