FFTir TAR C200 Rifle (1975) target

The C 200 Mod.75 is the target for TAR's service-rifle events (tir aux armes réglementaires, the FFTir's military-inspired discipline): 10 precision shots in 7 minutes, then 10 speed shots in 3, or in 1 with a semi-automatic. Bipods are banned, and no gauge is used.

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The FFTir TAR C200 Rifle (1975) target, drawn to scale: 800 mm across, with the 400 mm black over rings 6 to 10

Courses of fire

20 shots
CourseShotsMaximum
TAR 200 m (20 shots)2 × 10 · 7 min / 3 min per series · 218.0 in decimals20200
TAR 200 m semi-automatic2 × 10 · 7 min / 60 s per series · 218.0 in decimals20200

How it is shot

TAR events · Course · Semi-automatics · Positions · Magazines · Shots per card · Ties
TAR events
Six 200 m TAR events use the card: manual repeating rifles (810), modified rifles in large and small calibre (811, 812), original semi-automatics in large and small calibre (815, 816), and a seated challenge (813).FFTir events 810 to 816
Course
Events 810 to 813 are 25 shots: 5 sighters in 5 minutes, then 10 precision shots in 7 minutes and 10 speed shots in 3 minutes, prone (seated with a rest in 813), five rounds to a magazine; the score is out of 200.FFTir events 810 to 813
Semi-automatics
With semi-automatic rifles (815, 816) the 10 speed shots must be fired in 1 minute.FFTir events 815 and 816
Positions
Prone, the rifle is held by both hands and one shoulder only and touches nothing else; both forearms are visibly off the ground in front of the elbows, and a bipod is banned with every rifle.FFTir VI.3.1
Magazines
Manual repeaters may not be used as single-shots: every shot comes from the magazine, loaded with 5 rounds at most. Triggers weigh at least 1.36 kg, 2 kg on semi-automatics.FFTir V, Armes d'épaule – Généralités
Shots per card
No gauge is used. The first card takes the sighters, is patched, and then takes the precision series; the speed series goes on a second card.FFTir VIII.1.2 and VIII.1.2.1
Ties
Perfect scores are not separated. Ties for places 1 to 8 go to the better 10-shot speed series, then the precision series, then the most 10s, 9s, 8s…, then mouches; from 9th place, tied shooters share the rank, listed alphabetically.FFTir VIII.2.1 to VIII.2.3

Dimensions

10 rings · 800 mm

Card 850 × 850 mm · 8 mm scoring gauge

RingColourDiameterCentre within
10Black80 mm3.1 in44 mm
9Black160 mm6.3 in84 mm
8Black240 mm9.4 in124 mm
7Black320 mm12.6 in164 mm
6Black400 mm15.7 in204 mm
5White480 mm18.9 in244 mm
4White560 mm22.0 in284 mm
3White640 mm25.2 in324 mm
2White720 mm28.3 in364 mm
1White800 mm31.5 in404 mm

The card

Reduced card
A department that cannot shoot at 200 m may, with its league's approval, shoot its departmental round at 100 m on the C 200 reduced to 50%; leagues may not.FFTir events 810–816; RGS B.9.2

Source: FFTir Règlement TAR – Tir aux Armes Réglementaires, saison 2025-2026, diffusion 12 janvier 2026, rule VII.1 (Cibles, C 200 Mod.75). Sizes are nominal. Dimensions checked ; page updated .

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