ISSF 10m Air Pistol target

Course of fireAir pistol, 40 shots (Schüler 20); LP-Mehrkampf and LP Standard, 40; rested, 30

Junioren, Herren and Damen

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

Schüler and Jugend

Auflage (rested), Senioren

Para classes

• 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.
• The LP-Mehrkampf shoots its rapid-fire half on Nr. 8.
• Damen III’s Luftpistole bronze is printed 382, above its silver; read 282.

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

Course of fireAir pistol, 40 or 60 shots (Jugend 40, Schüler 20); rested, 30

• 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.
• Luftpistole’s tenths for Senioren I und 2 are printed 183.0, evidently a misprint.

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

Course of fireOne 15-shot series, or 30 for the 30-shot pin; air pistol (Schüler 10 or 20) or rested

Kleine Leistungsnadeln (small pins)

Große Leistungsnadeln (large pins)

Große Schießspange and goldene Eichel

• 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.

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

Course of fireChampionship matches: air pistol, or air pistol rested

LP Auflage / 5

• 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

Course of fireEach practice day’s first series of 15 shots, the best 10 days averaged; air pistol (Schüler 10) or rested

Hangers: the yearly average

• 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

Course of fireEach shooting day’s first series of 30 shots, on at least 10 days (rested 5); air pistol (Schüler 20) or rested

Every series, and the average

• 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

Course of fireEach shooting day’s first series of 30 shots, on at least 10 days; air pistol (Schüler 20) or rested

Every series

• 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

Course of fireOne 60-shot 10 m air pistol match (AP60)

• The total of one 60-shot 10 m air pistol match (AP60, max 600), shot at a sanctioned competition or at a grading session of at least three participants held apart from one, before two examiners; 6th dan and above only at G1 and G2 events.
• Grades are taken in order from the bottom and held for life.
• The same table also grades the 40-shot match (AP40), from 260 to 386.

JRSF 段級審査規程, in force 21 February 2026, art. 11 and 付表5 (pistol, rev. 3 December 2022), riflesports.jp

Course of fireAir pistol, 60 shots (veteranen, junioren-B and -C 40); .22 Meesterkaart, 40 in 5-shot series, 50 min

• The score is the match total, on the ISSF air-pistol card.
• The Meesterkaart KKP is the .22 pistol on the same card at 10 m: 40 shots in 5-shot series, 50 minutes.

KNSA, Overzicht klasseringseisen seizoen 2026/2027 (14 Sept. 2026), 4.08, 4.13; SWR deel VI (01-10-2026), 6.2, p. 16, and 6.6, p. 17; SWR deel I (01-10-2026), H20, pp. 30–32

Course of fire30 shots in 45 min, sighters included

Points in 30 shots in 45 minutes, free sighters included, under ISSF’s 10 m pistol rules, on the ISSF air pistol card.

NSF, Reglement for NAIS (2021, updated 2025), §§ 2–6, pp. 2–5, and Nasjonale pistolregler 2026, 8.31, p. 6

Course of fireThe event’s full match, 60 or 40 shots

• Points for the event’s full course at a meet; the meet’s organiser or the shooter’s club issues the requisition, giving the result and the date.
• No order, period or limit on repeats is printed, and the requirements do not apply to classes SH1–SH3.

NSF Tabell 5, Merke- og opprykkskrav (valid from 2026); Fellesreglement (June 2026), 2.3.2, p. 18

Course of fire5 × 10 shots, 15 min a series, standing without support

• Points in each of five 10-shot series, 15 minutes each, standing without support, within one calendar year.
• Any level may be won first, and several in the same year; bronze and silver are open to non-members when an official of an SPSF club runs the test.

Skjuthandboken 2026 (21st ed.), P 5.11.1, p. 467

Course of fire5 × 10 shots, 15 min a series; standing with a support hand (up to 13 also seated with a rest)

Up to 13: Seated with a rest, or standing with a support hand · Up to 15: Standing with a support hand

• Points in each of five 10-shot series, 15 minutes each, for young shooters up to the year they turn 13 or 15; a club official supervises every test.
• Bronze to gold may be won in the same year, each level after the one below; the starred levels need membership of an SPSF or SvSF club.

Skjuthandboken 2026 (21st ed.), P 5.11.3, p. 468

Course of fire10 × 5 shots or 5 × 10 shots

• Points in each of ten 5-shot series or five 10-shot series.
• The promotion badges may all be won in one calendar year, in order; the advanced badge needs promotion-badge gold in an earlier year and then climbs a level a year at most, and gold with one, two or three stars follows for its gold scores met in three more years each.
• Members of SvSF clubs only; a level is won when its scores are met and the badge is bought.

Skyttemärken SvSF (2023-01-12), pp. 3 and 7

Course of fireBest two of three 20-shot parts, each untimed, after unlimited sighters; U13 from a fixed rest, U15 a moving one

• Points for the best two of three 20-shot parts, on the SSV’s numbered 10 m pistol cards; each part untimed and unbroken after as many sighters as one likes, the parts on different days if one likes.
• Licensed shooters, under supervision, once a season, 15 October to 31 March.
• The limit gives a Kranzkarte worth Fr. 8.
• U13 may shoot from a fixed rest, U15 from a moving one.

AFB EW-P10, Ausgabe 2026/2027 (Reg.-Nr. 4.72.02), §§ 2–4 and 6, pp. 1–2; Reglement EW-P10, Ausgabe 2015, § 3

Course of firePart 1, 10 shots; part 2, 20 shots (U10 to U17, 10)

• No shot of a part may score below the value shown; U10 to U17 shoot 10 shots in part 2.
• Part 1 opens part 2, and part 2 the next level: the levels are taken in order, each repeated until passed, and gold ends the season’s levels.
• Each level passed gives its pin or, instead, credit points — 2, 2 and 3, at most 7 a season — and 35 points give a special pin.
• A licence is needed except for juniors to U21; under supervision, 15 October to 31 March.

Reglement NS-P10, Ausgabe 2018 (DOK 4.04.4203), Art. 4 and 8–13, pp. 1–3; AFB NS-P10, Ausgabe 2026/2027 (Reg.-Nr. 4.71.02), §§ 2, 3 and 6, pp. 1–3

Course of fire40 shots at 10 m or 6 yd; no sighters once the first competition shot is fired

• Minimum scores for 40 shots at 10 metres on the ISSF card, or at 6 yards on the NSRA Air 8 card: one table for both courses.
• No sighters once the first competition shot is fired.

NSRA Proficiency Badges booklet, V04 (January 2026), p. 4

Course of fireOne 60-shot 10 m air pistol match (AP60)

Whole-ring points over one 60-shot 10 m air pistol match (AP60) on the ISSF 10 m air pistol target, at a CMP-sanctioned competition — at competitions only; the CMP provides the pins.

CMP Air Rifle and Air Pistol Competition Rules, 5th ed. (2026), rules 6.4.3 and 11.1, Table 4, pp. 28, 52–53

Course of fireAt 10 m: 10 shots supported at a bench, 20 standing supported, then 40 or 60 standing one-handed

Or, from Sharpshooter on, 60 shots

• Points over the shots given (10 a shot at most); Times is how many such scores the rating takes.
• Any .177 spring, pneumatic or CO2 pistol or revolver, on the B-40 at 10 metres; the course starts supported at a bench, then standing with a support such as a T-stand, then standing one-handed in the international style.
• Open to everyone, NRA members or not; practice, league and match scores all count.
• The program runs on the honor system and NRA does not track ratings.

NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program guide book, 11th ed. (January 2021), pp. 12–13

Course of fireAt 10 m: 20 or 30 shots standing two-handed, then 40 (from Expert also 60) standing one-handed

Or, for Expert and Distinguished Expert, 60 shots

• Points over the shots given (10 a shot at most); Times is how many such scores the rating takes.
• Any .177 spring, pneumatic or CO2 pistol or revolver with open sights, on the B-40 at 10 metres.
• Pro-Marksman and Marksman are shot standing with both hands, arm extended and no other support; from Sharpshooter on, one hand without support, as the course text says — the table prints "Standing two handed" for every rating (as printed).
• Open to everyone, NRA members or not; practice, league and match scores all count.

NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program guide book, 11th ed. (January 2021), pp. 14–15