FFTir 50m Rifle target

In France this card carries the ISSF’s 60 shots prone and 3 × 20, from the minimes up, with prone normally scored in tenths. It also carries a French event of its own, the club championship: teams of five, one kneeling, three prone and one standing, share one firing point, and the best meet in knock-out duels of one shot each. The same card is also used as the BDS Nr.3 50m Rifle (BDS, Germany), the DSB Nr.3 50m Rifle (DSB, Germany), the ISSF 50m Rifle (ISSF), the KNSA 50m Rifle (KNSA, Netherlands) and the NRA A-50 50m Rifle (NRA, United States).

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The FFTir 50m Rifle target, drawn to scale: 154.4 mm across, with the 112.4 mm black over rings 4 to 10

Courses of fire

60 or 20 shots
CourseShotsMaximum
Rifle 50 m prone6 × 10 · 50 min (60 on paper) · 654.0 in decimals60600
3 positions 3×203 × 20 · 90 min indoors, 105 outdoors (120 on paper)60600
TAR 50 m (20 shots)FFTir TAR programme, shot on the C 50 · 2 × 10 · 7 min / 5 min per series · 218.0 in decimals20200

Same event elsewhere

EventCompared with FFTir 50m Rifle
ISSF 50m Rifle ProneThe same course

How it is shot

Categories · Time · Championships · Teams · Duels · Decimals · Team scoring
Categories
60 shots prone (event 501) is open from minimes up, 3 × 20 (502) from minimes to Dames 2 and Seniors 2; there is no longer any official 3 × 40.FFTir RGS § B.2.1.1
Time
The 60 shots prone take 1 hour on paper targets, with four sighting cards, or 50 minutes on electronic ones, after 15 minutes of preparation and sighting.FFTir Règles Carabine rules 7.7.2 and 7.7.4
Championships
At the French 50 m championship the 3 × 20 is never run together with the 60 shots prone, and the 3 × 20 has finals for junior women, junior men, Dames 1 and Seniors 1.FFTir RGS § B.2.2.1
Teams
In the French club championship, teams of five fire 30 shots each, one shooter kneeling, three prone and one standing, taking turns on one firing point: 150 shots in 4 hours, unlimited sighters included.FFTir RGS § C.3.2.2.1
Duels
The best eight teams of each division go on to knock-out rounds of duels, members paired by position and rank within their team; each duel is one shot in at most 1 minute.FFTir RGS §§ C.3.2.3, C.3.2.4 and C.3.2.4.1
Decimals
The 60 shots prone are scored in tenths at every level and in every category. A league may have its departmental championships scored in whole rings, but then every department of the league must do the same.FFTir RGS § B.2.1.1
Team scoring
At national level the prone shooters’ scores in the club qualification match count in whole rings, and a tie between teams at the national final goes to the team with more inner tens (mouches).FFTir RGS § C.3.2.2.1

Dimensions

10 rings · 154.4 mm

5.6 mm scoring gauge (.22)

RingColourDiameterCentre within
Inner tenBlack5 mm0.20 in5.3 mm
10Black10.4 mm0.41 in8 mm
9Black26.4 mm1.0 in16 mm
8Black42.4 mm1.7 in24 mm
7Black58.4 mm2.3 in32 mm
6Black74.4 mm2.9 in40 mm
5Black90.4 mm3.6 in48 mm
4Black106.4 mm4.2 in56 mm
3White122.4 mm4.8 in64 mm
2White138.4 mm5.4 in72 mm
1White154.4 mm6.1 in80 mm

Source: FFTir Règles techniques générales I.S.S.F. (Règles techniques I.S.S.F. pour toutes les disciplines de tir), Édition 2025 (2nd print 07/2026, effective 1 July 2026), mise à jour CNS Arbitrage 04/07/2026, rule 6.3.4.2 (Cible Carabine 50m). Sizes are nominal. Dimensions checked ; page updated .

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