DSB targets

The DSB is Germany’s federation for shooting and archery — Olympic rifle, pistol and shotgun, but also crossbow, muzzle-loaders, running target and rested shooting. From 51 its members may compete rested (“Auflage”) in senior classes of their own, from 66 seated on a stool, and at state and national championships the rested events are scored in tenths.

Ties go first to the better last ten-shot series, counting back; inner tens count only third. Children start at 6 with light rifles and light pistols, and anyone can earn the DSB’s performance badge at a club shooting day — announced beforehand, supervised, one attempt a day. Every late summer the German championships fill the Olympic range at Munich-Hochbrück.

TargetWeaponDistanceScoring area
DSB Nr.1 10m Air RifleAir rifle10 m45.5 mm
DSB Nr.2 15m RifleRifle15 m85.5 mm
DSB Nr.3 50m RifleRifle50 m154.4 mm
DSB Nr.4 25m CF PistolPistol25 m500 mm
DSB Nr.4 25m PistolPistol25 m500 mm
DSB Nr.4 100m RifleRifle100 m500 mm
DSB Nr.5 300m RifleRifle300 m1000 mm
DSB Nr.7 10m Air PistolAir pistol10 m155.5 mm
DSB Nr.8 10m RF Air PistolAir pistol10 m154.5 mm
DSB Nr.10 25m RF PistolPistol25 m500 mm
DSB Nr.16 30m CrossbowCrossbow30 m114 mm
DSB Nr.17 30m CrossbowCrossbow30 m160 mm

Sport shooting in Germany

DSB events shot on two targets

Most events are described on their target's page. These are shot on two targets – precision on one, rapid fire or duel on the other – so each has a page of its own: the whole course stage by stage, with the federation's rules.

EventStagesShots
DSB 25m Sport PistolPrecision, duel60
DSB 25m Center-fire PistolPrecision, duel60
DSB 25m Large-bore PistolPrecision, 20-second series, final50
DSB 10m Air Pistol CombinedPrecision, rapid fire40

Sources: Deutscher Schützenbund, Sportordnung (as of 1 January 2027), parts 0, 9 and 11; DSB, “Leistungsabzeichen” (as of 30 December 2025); DSB, “Lichtschießen”, read on .