DSB Nr.4 100m Rifle target

As a rifle card, DSB's Scheibe Nr. 4 carries the .22 rifle match, shot standing, the rested .22 match for seniors from 51, and the service-rifle match for bolt-action rifles issued through 1963, which is scored by where the centre of the hole lies. Large-bore and muzzle-loading rifles shoot it here too. The same card is also used as the BDS ISSF 100m Rifle (BDS, Germany) and the MLAIC 100m Rifle (MLAIC).

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The DSB Nr.4 100m Rifle target, drawn to scale: 500 mm across, with the 200 mm black over rings 7 to 10

Courses of fire

15 to 60 shots
CourseShotsMaximum
Smallbore rifle 100 m3 × 10 · 40 min (45 with target carriers) · 327.0 in decimals30300
Smallbore rested3 × 10 · 50 min (55 with target carriers), sighters included · 327.0 in decimals30300
Service rifle 404 × 10 · 45 min (55 with target carriers) · 436.0 in decimals40400
Lever-action rifleShot at 50 m · 8 × 5 · 50 s per series · 436.0 in decimals40400
Large-bore prone 606 × 10 · 654.0 in decimals60600
Free pistol 50 m6 × 10 · 90 min (105 with target carriers) · 654.0 in decimals60600
Percussion free rifle3 × 5 · 40 min, after 10 min of preparation and sighters · 163.5 in decimals15150
Percussion service rifle3 × 5 · 40 min, after 10 min of preparation and sighters · 163.5 in decimals15150
Flintlock rifle3 × 5 · 40 min, after 10 min of preparation and sighters · 163.5 in decimals15150

Badges

Germany · BDMP, DSB and KB

Leistungsabzeichen des BDMP

BDMP proficiency badges

The BDMP awards its badge only to shooters who have met their sporting and financial obligations to the federation. Its rules also set levels for PPC 1500, the Bianchi Cup and long-range rifle from 300 to 800 m. Every claim is checked against the match’s result list before it reaches the federal office, and each pin comes with a certificate signed by the BDMP’s president.

Shot at BDMP competitions only — the German and Landes championships, and supra-regional matches with at least 8 shooters from 3 clubs (SLGs) — by members of the BDMP and of friendly federations; one badge per weapon type per competition.

BDMP-Handbuch, Register 5, Leistungsabzeichen-Ordnung (June 2026), 1.3, 4.0–4.1, 5.2–5.3 and 6.0, pp. 46–49

Leistungsabzeichen des BDMP

BDMPBDMP Performance Badge

Course of firePistols, 3 × 5 shots, 5 min a series (DP 3: 120, 90 and 60 s), SP 6 × 5; rifles, 20 to 50 shots at 100 or 50 m

Pistols and revolvers, 25 m

EventShotsBronzeSilverGold
DP 1 u. DP 3Service pistol; DP 3 with its shoulder stock15100120130
DP 2Service pistol, improved15105125135
DR 1Service revolver15105125135
SAR 1 u. SAR 2Single-action revolver15105125135
SPSport pistol30220255270

Rifles on the same card, 50 and 100 m

EventShotsBronzeSilverGold
DG 1 - 100mService rifle, prone20120160180
DG 3 - 100mNational Rifle Match A50350380410
DG 4 - 100mNational Rifle Match B50320350380
LAR 1 - 100mLever-action rifle, rifle cartridge, prone20100125150
LAR 2 - 50mLever-action rifle, pistol cartridge40200250300
  • Rings in one competition result.
  • DP 1, DP 2, DR 1 and SAR: three 5-shot series of 5 minutes; DP 3: three short series of 120, 90 and 60 seconds; SP: six 5-shot series of 5 minutes (the Ordnung says only “SP”; SP 3 and 4 shoot half their shots on the duel card).
  • The rifles shoot this card at 100 m — DG 1 and LAR 1 prone, DG 3 and DG 4 standing, kneeling or sitting and prone, partly timed — and LAR 2 at 50 m.
  • A shooter applies for the level the score reaches, through the Landesverband and by the end of the following year; no two levels in one weapon type on one day, and no second try that day.

BDMP-Handbuch, Register 5, Leistungsabzeichen-Ordnung, 6.0, p. 48, and rules 1.0–5.4, pp. 46–47; Sportordnung (24.02.2026), C.3–C.13, D.6–D.16

Leistungs- und Meisterschützenabzeichen des DSB

DSB proficiency and master marksman badges

The DSB gives its performance badges each year to reward results and to encourage shooting for performance. A badge result can also count as the coordination test of the German Sports Badge (Deutsches Sportabzeichen) the same year. Clubs order the badges on a form at the end of each quarter, through their district, from their state association; in 2026 a small badge cost €4.00, a large one €4.50 and the master marksman badge €6.50.

Age classes go by the age reached in the calendar year, the DSB’s sport year.

DSB, “Leistungsabzeichen”, Ausschreibungen 2026, rules 1, 4, 11 and 13; DSB, “Meisterschützenabzeichen”, Ausschreibungen 2026, rule 5; DSB, “Sportliche Auszeichnungen”

Leistungsabzeichen des DSB

DSBDSB Performance Badge

Course of fire25 m pistols, 40 or 60 shots (Jugend 30); 50 m pistol, 60; rifles, 30 or 40; rested, 30; muzzle-loaders at 25–100 m

Junioren, Herren and Damen

ClassBronzeSilverGold
25m Pistole (2.40), 60 shots
Junioren I–II17–20430457484
Herren I–III21–60443471498
Damen I–III21–60434461487
Herren and Damen IV–V61 and over430457484
25m Zentralfeuerpistole (2.45): 40 shots as printed, 60 in the Sportordnung
Junioren I; Herren and Damen I–III19–60429456482
Herren and Damen IV–V61 and over422449475
25m Pistole 9x19, Revolver .357 and .44 Magn., Pistole .45 ACP (2.53, 2.55, 2.58, 2.59), 40 shots
Junioren I; Herren and Damen I–III19–60302320339
Herren and Damen IV–V61 and over288306324
25m Standardpistole (2.60), 60 shots
Every class17 and over416442468
50m Pistole (2.20), 60 shots
Junioren I–II17–20360383405
Herren and Damen I–III21–60406431456
Herren and Damen IV–V61 and over400425450
KK 100m (1.35), 30 shots
Junioren; Herren and Damen I–II17–50234249263
Herren and Damen III–IV51–70227241255
Herren and Damen V71 and over216230243
KK-Unterhebelrepetierer (1.56), 40 shots at 50 m
Junioren I and older19 and over254269285
Ordonnanzgewehr (1.58 O, 1.58 G): 30 shots as printed, 40 in the Sportordnung
Junioren I and older19 and over227241255

Junioren weiblich: the junior numbers less 5 rings, as the footnote says

EventBronzeSilverGold
25m Pistole (2.40)Junioren I–II weiblich, 17–20425452479
25m Zentralfeuerpistole (2.45)Junioren I weiblich, 19–20424451477
25m large-bore events (2.53, 2.55, 2.58, 2.59)Junioren I weiblich, 19–20297315334
25m Standardpistole (2.60)Junioren I–II weiblich, 17–20411437463
50m Pistole (2.20)Junioren I–II weiblich, 17–20355378400
KK 100m (1.35)Junioren I–II weiblich, 17–20229244258
KK-Unterhebelrepetierer (1.56)Junioren I weiblich, 19–20249264280
Ordonnanzgewehr (1.58 O, 1.58 G)Junioren I weiblich, 19–20222236250

Schüler and Jugend

ClassBronzeSilverGold
25m Pistole (2.40), 30 shots
Jugend15–16190210235

Auflage (rested), Senioren

ClassBronzeSilverGold
100m KK Gewehr Auflage (1.36), 30 shots, in tenths
Senioren 151–60250266281
Senioren 261–65247263278
Senioren 366–70245260276
Senioren 471–75241256271
Senioren 576–80240255270
Senioren 681 and over236250265
50m Freie Pistole Auflage (2.21), 30 shots
Senioren 151–60191203215
Senioren 2–361–70186197208
Senioren 4–571–80183195206
Senioren 681 and over176187198
25m Sportpistole Auflage (2.42), 30 shots
Senioren 1–251–65223237250
Senioren 3–466–75212225238
Senioren 576–80208221234
Senioren 681 and over204217228

Para classes

ClassBronzeSilverGold
25m Pistole (2.40), 40 shots
92 and 93SH1/AB1 m and w ohne HM: holding free314332352
50m Pistole (2.20), 60 shots
92 and 93SH1/AB1 m and w ohne HM: holding free362384406
KK 100 m (1.35), 30 shots
90, 92 and 93SH2/AB2 mit HM, SH1/AB1 ohne HM193205216

Vorderlader (muzzle-loaders), from 18

EventBronzeSilverGold
Perkussionsgewehr (7.10)50 m, standing106112118
Perkussionsfreigewehr (7.15)100 m, prone106112118
Perkussionsdienstgewehr (7.20)100 m, prone9298103
Perkussionsdienstgewehr 50m (7.21)50 m, standing828892
Steinschlossgewehr (7.30)50 m, standing9298103
Steinschlossgewehr liegend (7.31)100 m, prone768185
Perkussionsrevolver (7.40)25 m889499
Perkussionspistole (7.50)25 m102109115
Steinschlosspistole (7.60)25 m9298103
  • Rings in one match of the shots given, at a club shooting day or any DSB competition, announced to the range officer before the start and shot under supervision; one condition a day, no second try that day.
  • The small badge takes the score once; the large badge, after the small one of the same colour, five times within a year.
  • Only DSB-approved cards count.
  • Female juniors take 5 rings off the junior numbers, as the table’s footnote says (worked out in the Junioren weiblich table); a class with no number may shoot the next stronger class’s.
  • 25m Pistole and Zentralfeuerpistole shoot half their shots on the duel card, Nr. 10, and so do the 40-shot large-bore events.
  • Vorderlader from 18, with no numbers for Herren and Damen V.

DSB, Tabelle Leistungsabzeichen gesamt (Stand April 2025), pp. 1–3; Leistungsabzeichen rules 1–13, Ausschreibungen 2026 (Stand 30.12.2025)

Meisterschützenabzeichen

DSBMaster Marksman Badge

Course of firePistols, 40 or 60 shots; 100 m smallbore, 30; muzzle-loaders, 15; rested, 30

EventShotsRingsTenthsDecimal scoring
Jugend, born 2009–2011
KK-Sportpistole (2.40)40285–
Junioren and adults, born 2008 or earlier
KK 100m (1.35)30275–
Freie Pistole (2.20)60510–
KK-Sportpistole (2.40)60530–
GK-Zentralfeuerpistole (2.45)60530–
Gebrauchspistole/-revolver, alle Disziplinen (2.50)40365–
Standardpistole (2.60)60520–
Perkussionswaffen (7.00)Percussion muzzle-loaders15138–
Steinschlosswaffen (7.00)Flintlock muzzle-loaders15125–
Auflage (rested), Senioren
KK 100 m, auch ZF (1.36/1.44)Senioren I und 230288297.5
KK 100 m, auch ZF (1.36/1.44)Senioren 3 und 530283292.5
Freie Pistole (2.21)Senioren I und 230265–
Freie Pistole (2.21)Senioren 3 und 530260–
Sportpistole (2.42)Senioren I und 230275–
Sportpistole (2.42)Senioren 3 und 530270–
  • Totals at championships — Kreis or Gau, Bezirk, Land and German championships, Regional- and Bundesliga matches, European and World Championships, Olympic Games — reached three times within one sport year (Schüler and Jugend: twice), in any mix of events and championships.
  • Awarded once a sport year, on the Landesverband’s application.
  • The rested columns are printed “Senioren I und 2” and “Senioren 3 und 5”; Senioren 4 and 6 are not named.

DSB, Meisterschützenabzeichen, Ausschreibungen 2026 (Stand 21.01.2026), rules 1–6

Schießauszeichnungen des KB

KB shooting awards

The KB’s awards share one design in every weapon type but the English Match, and are told apart by size, colour and inscription. Its Schießsportordnung doubles as the shooter’s record book, in which the club’s shooting officer signs off each award with its score and date. Claims are checked by the district shooting officer and passed on to the state’s; an award won against the rules is withdrawn. The Silbernes Gewehr was first awarded for the 1967 season.

Classes go by the age reached in the calendar year: Schüler up to 14 (Schüler I 10–11, II 12–14); J Sch / Jun, Jungschützen 15–17 and Junioren 18–20, M girls and J boys; Damen and Schützen 21–40; Damen Alt(ers) and Alters 41–50; Damen Sen(ioren) and Senioren 51–60; Sen(ioren) I 61–70 and II 71 and over, with their Damen classes; Behinderte I 18–50, II 51 and over. Klasse I–IV, as the KB defines them for its service arms: I 18–40, II 41–60, III 61–70, IV 71 and over.

Schießsportordnung des Kyffhäuserbundes (28.02.2023), XI 3, 10 and 12, pp. 47–49; Schießbuch, pp. 39 a, 62 a and 69–78 a; Silbernes Gewehr rule 8, p. 82

Schießleistungsnadeln

KBShooting Proficiency Pins

Course of fireOne 15-shot series, or 30 for the 30-shot pin: sport pistol 25 m, free pistol 50 m; service rifles 100 m, 10 shots

Kleine Leistungsnadeln (small pins)

ClassBronzeSilverGold
SP, sport pistol, 25 m
J Sch / Jun M859095
J Sch / Jun J9095100
Damen9095100
Schützen95100105
Damen Alt859095
Alters9095100
Damen Sen808590
Senioren859095
Damen Sen I + II707580
Sen I + II758085
FP, free pistol, 50 m
Klasse I110115120
Klasse II105110115
Klasse III100105110
Klasse IV95100105

Große Leistungsnadeln (large pins)

ClassBronzeSilverGold
SP, sport pistol, 25 m
J Sch / Jun M97101105
J Sch / Jun J102106110
Damen102106110
Schützen107111115
Damen Alt97101105
Alters102106110
Damen Sen9296100
Senioren97101105
Damen Sen I + II858993
Sen I + II879195
FP, free pistol, 50 m
Klasse I114118122
Klasse II109113117
Klasse III104108112
Klasse IV99103107

Große Schießspange and goldene Eichel

ClassSchießspangeGoldene Eichel
SP, sport pistol, 25 m
J Sch / Jun M109107
J Sch / Jun J114112
Damen114112
Schützen119117
Damen Alt109107
Alters114112
Damen Sen104102
Senioren109107
Damen Sen I + II9795
Sen I + II9997
FP, free pistol, 50 m
Klasse I127125
Klasse II122120
Klasse III117115
Klasse IV112110
GK L1–L6, service rifles, 100 m
Klasse I8381
Klasse II7775
Klasse III7169
Klasse IV6563
  • Rings in one series of 15 shots (Schüler with LG and LP: 10); a 30-shot pin (Schüler 20) takes twice the number, and the 15-shot pin first.
  • Shot at the club on a day the Schießleitung sets, announced beforehand, before the Schießwart and a witness, who sign the numbered cards; one attempt per weapon type a day, and championship results count too.
  • In order: bronze, silver, gold; small pins, large pins, Schießspange, Eichel.
  • The small pins may all come in one year, on different days; after the small gold, one award per weapon type a year, from the next year (the Senioren classes may take the three large pins in one year).
  • Behinderte: their age class, 5 rings less.
  • GK L shoots its Schießspange and Eichel with 10 shots.

Schießsportordnung des KB (Stand 28.02.2023), XI, pp. 47–49, and pp. 62 a–65 a

Leistungsabzeichen in Gold

KBGold Performance Badge

Course of fireChampionship matches: sport pistol, smallbore or large-bore, or free pistol

ClassSP-KK/SP-GK
Jungsch. Mädchen240
Jungsch. Jungen245
Junioren Mädchen240
Junioren Jungen245
Damen250
Schützen265
Damen Alt245
Alt260
Damen Senioren235
Senioren255
Damen Senioren I215
Senioren I250
Damen Senioren II205
Senioren II230
Behinderte I245
Behinderte II240

FP / 5

ClassFP
Klasse I240
Klasse II230
Klasse III220
Klasse IV210
  • Championship totals, at the Kreis, Landes and Bundes championships of one sport year: three results reaching these, in the prescribed positions, or their average reaching them; from different weapon types, the summed minimums are set against the summed results.
  • Awarded once a year, on the Landesschießwart’s application.
  • The numbers are for the closed oak wreath; the half wreath takes 5 rings less in each.
  • The table prints “/ 5” after LP Auflage, GK K and FP without saying what it means.

Schießsportordnung des KB (Stand 28.02.2023), pp. 79–80 a

Silbernes Gewehr

KBSilver Rifle

Course of fireEach practice day’s first series of 15 shots (service rifles 10), the best 8 days averaged

Hangers: the yearly average

ClassBronzeSilverGold
SP, sport pistol, 25 m: at least 8 days
J Sch / Jun M9095100
J Sch / Jun J9398103
Damen95100105
Schützen100105110
Damen Alt9095100
Alters95100105
Damen Sen859095
Senioren9095100
Damen Sen I + II808590
Sen I + II859095
FP, free pistol, 50 m: at least 8 days
Klasse I105110115
Klasse II100105110
Klasse III95100105
Klasse IV9095100
GK L1–L6, service rifles, 100 m: at least 8 days
Klasse I606570
Klasse II556065
Klasse III505560
Klasse IV455055
  • A yearly average: the first series of each practice day, 15 shots (Schüler with LG and LP 10, GK L 10, EM 60), competitions included; the worst days are struck down to the minimum printed with the weapon type, and the total is divided by that minimum.
  • The base badge comes with the first hanger; then one hanger, bronze, silver or gold, per weapon type and year.
  • Open also to Bundeswehr and police members who are not in the KB.

Schießsportordnung des KB (Stand 28.02.2023), pp. 82–84 a

Bundes-Sportschützenabzeichen

KBFederal Sport Shooter Badge

Course of fireEach shooting day’s first series of 30 shots (service rifles 20), on at least 5 days

Every series, and the average

ClassSilverGold
SP, sport pistol, 25 m: at least 5 days
J Sch / Jun M220230
J Sch / Jun J220230
Damen220230
Schützen240250
Damen Alt190200
Alters220230
Damen Sen180190
Senioren190200
Damen Sen I + II170180
Sen I + II180190
FP, free pistol, 50 m: at least 5 days
Klasse I220225
Klasse II210215
Klasse III200205
Klasse IV190195
GK L1–L6, service rifles, 100 m: at least 5 days
Klasse I130140
Klasse II125135
Klasse III120125
Klasse IV115120
  • Series of 30 shots (Schüler with LG and LP 20, GK L 20, EM 60), the first of each shooting day, every one reaching the number, on at least the days printed with the weapon type; the average over those days decides.
  • The text names 10 days for LG and LP and 5 for KK, the table 10 for KK.
  • One pin a year, silver first.
  • Open also to Bundeswehr and police members who are not in the KB.
  • Behinderte: their age class, 5 rings less.

Schießsportordnung des KB (Stand 28.02.2023), pp. 90 a–91 a

Bundes-Lorbeerspange

KBFederal Laurel Clasp

Course of fireEach shooting day’s first series of 30 shots (service rifles 20), on at least 8 days (free pistol and service rifles 5)

Every series

ClassBronzeSilverGold
SP, sport pistol, 25 m: at least 8 days
J Sch / Jun M202222232
J Sch / Jun J202222232
Damen202222232
Schützen222242252
Damen Alt182202212
Alters202222232
Damen Sen172192202
Senioren182202212
Damen Sen I + II162182192
Sen I + II172192202
FP, free pistol, 50 m: at least 5 days
Klasse I208218228
Klasse II198208218
Klasse III188198208
Klasse IV178188198
GK L1–L6, service rifles, 100 m: at least 5 days
Klasse I123133143
Klasse II118128138
Klasse III113123133
Klasse IV108118128
  • From the year after the gold Bundes-Sportschützenabzeichen: bronze, silver, gold, one a year, in that order.
  • Series of 30 shots (Schüler with LG and LP 20, GK L 20, EM 60), the first of each shooting day, every one reaching the number, on at least the days printed with the weapon type; competition results count.
  • Open also to Bundeswehr and police members who are not in the KB.
  • Behinderte: their age class, 5 rings less.

Schießsportordnung des KB (Stand 28.02.2023), pp. 93 a–94 a

How it is shot

.22 rifle · Rested .22 · Service rifle · Lever-action .22 · Large-bore rifles · Muzzle-loaders · Service rifle ties · Gauging
.22 rifle
The .22 rifle match at 100 m is shot standing, with diopter and front sight — no telescopic sight: 30 shots in 45 minutes on target carriers or 40 on other systems, after a common 15-minute preparation with unlimited sighters.DSB rules 0.21 and 1.5.1; Teil 1, p. 21
Rested .22
The rested .22 match at 100 m, for seniors from 51, is 30 shots with a diopter or a scope of up to 12×, in 55 minutes on target carriers or 50 on other systems, sighting included; state and national championships score it in tenths.DSB rules 0.21, 9.1, 9.3 and 9.4
Service rifle
The service-rifle match (Ordonnanzgewehr) takes bolt-action rifles that were service arms through 1963, with original sights: 20 shots prone and 20 standing in 55 minutes (45 on other systems); the best six add a final of two standing 5-shot series of 90 seconds.DSB rules 1.8.1 and 1.8.4
Lever-action .22
At 50 m, lever-action .22 rifles with a tube magazine of at least five rounds shoot this card: 4×5 shots standing and 4×5 kneeling (or sitting, from Herren II/Damen II), 50 seconds per series, no sling, in everyday clothes, not shooting clothing.DSB rules 1.7.1, 1.7.1.3, 1.7.3, 1.7.4 and 1.7.5
Large-bore rifles
Large-bore rifles of up to 8 mm also shoot this card at 100 m: 60-shot standard-rifle and prone matches and the 120-shot free rifle, for single-loaders and repeaters, each held as its competition's announcement specifies.DSB rule 0.21
Muzzle-loaders
Percussion free rifles, percussion service rifles and flintlock rifles shoot it prone at 100 m: 15 shots in 40 minutes after 10 minutes of preparation with unlimited sighters; a hit takes the higher ring only if the centre of the hole lies on the line.DSB rules 0.21, 7.7.1, 7.7.3 and 7.7.5
Service rifle ties
In the service-rifle match a hit takes the higher ring only if the centre of the hole lies on the ring line; ties after the final are shot off with one shot in 75 seconds, then decided by that shot’s distance from the centre.DSB rule 1.8.5
Gauging
In the other events a hit takes the higher ring when the bullet visibly touches that ring’s outer line; doubtful .22 hits are measured with a 5.60 mm gauge, larger rifle calibres with an 8.00 mm gauge.DSB rules 0.11.3 and 0.11.3.2

Dimensions

10 rings · 500 mm

Card 520 × 550 mm or larger · 8 mm scoring gauge

RingColourDiameterCentre within
Inner tenBlack25 mm0.98 in16.5 mm
10Black50 mm2.0 in29 mm
9Black100 mm3.9 in54 mm
8Black150 mm5.9 in79 mm
7Black200 mm7.9 in104 mm
6White250 mm9.8 in129 mm
5White300 mm11.8 in154 mm
4White350 mm13.8 in179 mm
3White400 mm15.7 in204 mm
2White450 mm17.7 in229 mm
1White500 mm19.7 in254 mm

Source: Sportordnung des Deutschen Schützenbundes e.V., Stand 01.01.2027, rule Teil 0, 0.20 Anhang – Scheibe Nr. 4 (100 m Gewehr; 25 m/50 m Pistole; Vorderlader). Sizes are nominal. Dimensions checked ; page updated .

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