The shooter
fires three rounds of 40 shots each in the prone, standing and kneeling
positions at a target 50 meters away. Prior to the first competition shot,
any number of sighting shots may be fired. The rifle is a 5.6 mm smallbore
(.22 l.r.) single loader whose weight may not exceed 8 kilos. The center
ten, which is as large as a 10 "Rappen" coin, must be hit at a distance
of 50 meters within a time limit of 45 minutes in the prone position, 75
minutes in the standing position and 60 minutes in the kneeling position.
The best
eight shooters from this opening program are qualified for the final. The
final consists of 10 shots in the standing position with a time limit of
75 seconds per shot. Each shot is evaluated in decimal tenths and added
to the score of the opening program.
50m
Rifle Prone Men
Sixty shots
are fired in the prone position. Prior to the first competition shot, any
number of sighting shots may be fired. The competition time, including
the sighting shots, is 75 minutes. The distance of the target, the size
of its center and the gun correspond to the 3x40 free rifle match.
In the
final, 10 shots are fired with a time limit of 45 seconds per shot in the
"prone" position. The decimal score is added to the opening score to determine
the winner.
50m
Rifle 3 Positions Women
Three rounds
of 20 shots are fired in the prone, standing and kneeling positions. The
time limit for all three positions, including the sighting shots, is 135
minutes. The gun is a 5.6 mm smallbore free rifle (.22 l.r.) whose weight
may not exceed 6.5 kilos. The shots are once again fired at the target's
center, which is the size of a 10 "Rappen" coin, at a distance of 50 meters.
In the
final, the best eight female shooters fire 10 shots in the standing position
with a time limit of 75 seconds per shot, and the score is evaluated in
decimal tenths. The final score is then added to the opening score to determine
the total result.
10m
Air Rifle Men and Women
Permitted
are compressed air rifles and carbon dioxide rifles with a caliber of 4.5
mm (.177 cal.) and a maximum weight of 5.5 kilograms. In the main competition,
only the entire rings are counted. The men complete 60 shots in 105 minutes
with any number of sighting shots before the first competition shot is
fired. The women complete 40 shots within a maximum of 75 minutes, including
the sighting shots. The shots are fired in the standing position at a very
thin, "threadlike" center of exactly 0.5 mm at a distance of 10 meters.
In the
following final, each of the eight finalists only has 75 seconds to fire
each of his 10 final shots. The points achieved are subdivided into decimal
tenths. A shot that hits directly in the center of the ten counts as a
10.9, whereas a shot just barely touching the center counts as 10.0. The
results from the normal program and the final are added together.
Running
Target
10m
Running Target Men
With a
4.5 mm compressed air rifle or carbon dioxide rifle (.177 cal.) and sighting
telescope, 60 shots are fired, 30 of them in a slow round and 30 in a rapid
round. In the slow round, the target, which is pulled across a 2 meter
wide aisle, is visible for five seconds, beginning once from the left and
once from the right. In the rapid round, the target is only visible for
2.5 seconds. The match is shot at a distance of 10 meters, and the center
of the target is 5.5 mm in size. The telescope may not exceed 300 mm in
length and may only have a maximum fourfold magnifying power. The rifle,
including the sight, may not weigh more than 5.5 kilos.
In the
following 10 shot, rapid fire final in the standing position, the shots
are evaluated in decimal tenths. The scores of the opening program and
final are added together.
Pistol
50m
Pistol Men
Within
a maximum of 120 minutes, any number of sighting shots plus 60 competition
shots are fired at a target 50 meters away. A 5.6 mm pistol (.22 l.r.)
as single-loader is permitted in the competition. The center of the target
is 50 mm in size, and the gun must be fired, single-handed, in the standing
position.
In the
following final, 10 shots must be completed within a maximum of 75 seconds
per shot. Here again, the score is evaluated in decimal tenths and added
to the opening score.
25m
Rapid Fire Pistol Men
This program
consists of two rounds of 30 shots each, and one round consists of two
series of five shots fired in eight, six, and four seconds. A series of
five shots is fired at five targets, 75 cm apart, at a distance of 25 meters.
The match is started with a command for the shooters from a 45° position
with a 5.6 mm smallbore pistol (.22 short or long) that has a maximum weight
of 1,260 kg. In the final of the best eight shooters, two series of five
shots must again be completed in four seconds, and the shots are evaluated
in decimal tenths. The scores of the opening program and final are added
together at the end.
25m
Pistol Women
The score
consists of a combination of 30 precision shots and 30 duel shots. At a
distance of 25 meters, a center of 50 mm must be hit in the so-called precision
semi-round. Six series of five shots must be completed in six minutes each.
In the duel semi-round, the center is twice as large (100 mm), and six
series of five shots must be completed in 3 seconds each with a 7 second
break in between. The pistol may not weight more than 1.4 kg and must have
a caliber of 5.6 (.22 l.r.)
In the
following final of the eight best shooters, 10 shots are completed in the
precision round within 75 seconds per shot. The final score is evaluated
in decimal tenths and added to the opening score.
10m
Air Pistol Men and Women
Permitted
are 4.5 mm compressed air pistols and carbon dioxide pistols (.177 cal.)
with a maximum length of 420 mm, height of 200 mm and width of 50 mm as
well as a maximum weight of 1.7 kg. The trigger resistance must be at least
500 grams. The match is shot, single-handed, in the standing position at
a distance of 10 meters, and the center of the target is 11.5 mm in diameter.
The time limit for men with any number of sighting shots and the 60 competition
shots is 105 minutes. For women, 40 shots must be fired within 75 minutes.
The final
of the best eight consists of 10 shots within 75 seconds per shot, and
the score is evaluated in decimal tenths. The final result is added to
the score of the opening program.