ISSF 10m Air Rifle target

Course of fireAir rifle or crossbow, 40 shots (Schüler 20); three positions, 30; rested, 30; para prone, 40

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 table prints Luftgewehr’s shots as “40-1/10” without saying whether its numbers are whole rings or tenths.

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

Course of fireAir rifle, 40 or 60 shots (Jugend 40, Schüler 20); three positions, 30 or 3 × 20; crossbow, 40; 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.

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

Course of fire15 or 30 shots (Schüler 10 or 20), standing freehand; the two oldest groups may also sit at the table, freehand

Kleine Leistungsnadeln (small pins)

Große Leistungsnadeln (large pins)

Große Schießspange and goldene Eichel

• Rings on the ISSF air-rifle card, standing freehand; the two oldest groups may shoot standing or seated freehand at the table.
• The KB prints both the 15- and the 30-shot numbers.
• 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.
• Behinderte: their age class, 5 rings less.

Schießsportordnung des KB (Stand 28.02.2023), XI, pp. 47–49, and pp. 66 a–67 a

Course of fireStanding, 60 shots (junioren-B and -C, veteranen 40); kneeling, 40; prone, 40; 3 × 20

The score is the match total, decimal-scored, as the table prints it (528,0); one cross for every category that shoots the proef, except where the table splits it.

KNSA, Overzicht klasseringseisen seizoen 2026/2027 (14 Sept. 2026), 1.01–1.12; SWR deel II (01-10-2024), 4.1, pp. 3–4; SWR deel I (01-10-2026), H20, pp. 30–32

Course of fireOne 60-shot 10 m air rifle match

• Decimal score bands for one 60-shot 10 m air rifle match in the men’s, junior men’s, women’s or junior women’s event, at competitions only: TSNZ-sanctioned events, the TSNZ Postal Championships, and Open Championship or Open Sweepstake events run by associations and directly affiliated clubs.
• The TSNZ Trophy Steward issues the badge on proof of the score; the first is free, each later one is swapped for the previous badge or bought.

TSNZ Rules of Conduct – Air Rifle Competition, 1 January 2025, r. 4.13, pp. 71–72, and r. 4.1.1, p. 64

Course of fire60 shots (men, men juniors); 40 (women, women juniors, youth); 30 with a rest (recruits)

40 shots: Women, women juniors, youth

• Points over the class’s shots: 60 for men and men juniors, 40 for women, women juniors and youth, 30 with a rest for recruits, with sighters as in the class’s own programme.
• Any air rifle approved for indoor use, without a magazine.

NSF, Reglement for NAIS (2021, updated 2025), §§ 2–6, pp. 2–5

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

• Scored in decimals.
• 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 fire12 × 10 shots or 3 × 40 shots, seated at a table, with a rest or with a sling

• Seated at a table at 10 m, in every seated class.
• Points in each of twelve 10-shot series, or in each of three 40-shot rounds; the decimal columns give the decimal-scored minimum, without its decimal.
• All levels may be won in the same year.
• Results from announced competitions, club level or above, only.

Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.11.1.1, p. 82, and 13.4.2, p. 78

Course of fire12 × 10 shots or 3 × 40 shots, standing; the class badge on 3 × 40 only

Junior, up to 20

By class

• Standing at 10 m.
• Points in each of twelve 10-shot series, or in each of three 40-shot rounds; the decimal columns give the decimal-scored minimum, without its decimal.
• The junior badge is for shooters up to the year they turn 20, in any class; the class badge counts only in the classes shown, and its rounds also move a shooter up a class.
• All levels may be won in the same year; a mästarmärke and årtalsmärken follow over later years.
• Results from announced competitions, club level or above, only.

Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.11.1.2, p. 83, and 13.4.2, p. 78

Course of fire12 × 10 shots or 3 × 40 shots, kneeling; the any-class badge on 3 × 40 only

Junior, up to 20

Any class

• Kneeling at 10 m.
• Points in each of twelve 10-shot series, or in each of three 40-shot rounds; the decimal columns give the decimal-scored minimum, without its decimal.
• The junior badge is for shooters up to the year they turn 20; the other is open to every class, on rounds only.
• All levels may be won in the same year.
• Results from announced competitions, club level or above, only.

Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.11.1.2, p. 83, and 13.4.2, p. 78

Course of fire2 × 5 shots after 5 sighters, with or without a rest

• Points in each of two 5-shot series after five sighters, with a rest (or without), or in all ten shots.
• The rulebook suggests it as a test at propaganda and recruiting days, such as Skyttets dag; the 6.5 mm rifle shoots the 300 m card at either distance.

Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.7, p. 80, and 8.15, p. 73

Course of fire10 × 5 shots or 5 × 10 shots

• Points in each of ten 5-shot series or five 10-shot series.
• The advanced badge needs promotion-badge gold in an earlier year; 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, a higher level the year after the one below at the earliest.

Skyttemärken SvSF (2023-01-12), pp. 1–2 and 7

Course of fire10-shot passes, as many as one likes, added up; standing free or rested (senior veterans also seated)

• Kranz points: the points of every 10-shot pass on Scheibe 10 added up, as many passes as one likes.
• Open to everyone, no licence needed, as often as one likes from 1 October to 30 April, at a club.
• A licensed shooter who reaches silver in two passes standing free (U10–U17 and Seniorveteranen also standing rested) also gets a Sportschützenkarte toward the Sportschützenauszeichnung.

AFB SVS-G10, Ausgabe 2026/2027 (Reg.-Nr. 5.11.02), §§ 2, 4.1, 5, 7 and 8, pp. 1–4

Course of fire2 × 10 single shots, unlimited practice before each; standing free or rested (senior veterans also seated)

• Points for the Vereinsstich: two passes of 10 single shots on Scheibe 10, one shot per bull, each after as much practice as one likes.
• Shot once a season, 1 October to 31 March, on one’s own club’s range, by licensed members of a club taking part.
• The limit gives a Kranzkarte, its value set by the cantonal federation, and a Sportschützenkarte toward the Sportschützenauszeichnung; the same results rank the clubs.

AFB SVWS-G10, Ausgabe 2026/2027 (Reg.-Nr. 5.12.02), §§ 2, 5 and 9, pp. 1–3; Reglement SVWS-G10, Ausgabe 2023, Art. 5, 12 and 13

Course of fireThe Volksschiessen (two passes) and the Vereinswettschiessen, at 10 m or 50 m

• Sportschützenkarten, a series each for 10 m and 50 m: a licensed shooter earns one by reaching silver in two passes of the Volksschiessen, and one by reaching the limit of the Vereinswettschiessen (both above).
• At most one card a year from each counts, each card once, and cards issued since 1 January 1981 are valid.
• The club applies through its cantonal federation, which sends the claim on by 1 October.
• At 50 m, holders of the older Eliteschützenauszeichnung receive the next level up.

Reglement SA G-10/50, Ausgabe 2011 (Reg.-Nr. 5.70.01), Art. 2–5 and 8, pp. 1–2

Course of fire60 shots at 10 m: 20 prone, 20 standing, 20 kneeling, in that order

Minimum scores for 60 shots at 10 metres: 20 prone, 20 standing and 20 kneeling, in that order.

NSRA Proficiency Badges booklet, V04 (January 2026), p. 5

Course of fire60 shots at 10 m, 20 each prone, standing and kneeling, in that order; or 40 standing

Minimum scores at 10 metres for either course: 60 shots, 20 each prone, standing and kneeling in that order, or 40 shots standing.

NSRA Proficiency Badges booklet, V04 (January 2026), p. 6

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 7 card.
• No sighters once the first competition shot is fired.

NSRA Proficiency Badges booklet, V04 (January 2026), p. 7

Course of fireOne 3 × 10 or 3 × 20 match: 10 or 20 shots each kneeling, prone and standing, in that order

• Points in one 3×10 or 3×20 match — 10 or 20 shots each kneeling, prone and standing, in that order — on 10 m air rifle targets with ISSF ring sizes, at a competition sanctioned by the National Council, postal matches and leagues included; at competitions only.
• For school-age juniors, until 31 August of the year they graduate from high school, with no minimum age.
• Sporter and precision are the program’s two rifle classes.
• Match sponsors buy the pins from CMP.

National Standard Three-Position Air Rifle Rules, 16th ed. (2026–2028), rules 1.9, 3.1 and 5.3.2–5.4, pp. 2, 5, 31–33; Appendix C, 7, p. 77

Course of fireOne 60-shot 10 m air rifle match (AR60)

Decimal points over one 60-shot 10 m air rifle match (AR60) on the ISSF 10 m air rifle 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 6.4.1 and 11.1, Table 4, pp. 28, 52–53

Course of fireAt 10 m: 10 shots bench or prone supported; 20 prone and 40 standing; then 40 or 60 standing

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 — Marksman takes both its prone and its standing score four times.
• Any .177 spring, pneumatic or CO2 air rifle without lens sights, on the AR-5 at 10 metres; at the entry ratings several shots may share a bull.
• From Sharpshooter on, all shooting is standing.
• 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. 16–17

Course of fire5 or 10 shots in one position, bench or supported at first; from Expert, 3 × 10 or 3 × 20 shots

Expert and Distinguished Expert: three-position aggregates

• Points over the shots given — 5 shots of 50, or 10 shots, one a bull, of 100 — and over the aggregates, for the sporter and precision classes; Times is how many such scores.
• Expert’s three score lines share one cell that names no class (as printed).
• Distinguished Expert also counts with these scores four times at an NRA postal or at two NRA sanctioned matches.
• Rifles to the NRA sporter or precision position air rifle rules, metallic sights only, on the AR-5/10 at 10 metres.
• 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. 22–23

Course of fire10 shots, one a bull: bench or supported, prone, kneeling or standing; from Expert, 3 × 10 prone, standing and kneeling

• Points over the shots given, one shot a bull — of 100 for 10 shots, of 300 for 30 — for the sporter and precision classes; Times is how many such scores.
• Only for cadets enrolled in a JROTC program; the JROTC instructor runs it.
• Expert takes five separate 30-shot courses, 10 shots each prone, standing and kneeling, each fired as one unit.
• Distinguished Expert must be fired in shoulder-to-shoulder competition — postal matches do not count — and the guide prints no number of times for it (as printed).
• Metallic sights only, on the AR-5/10 at 10 metres.

NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program guide book, 11th ed. (January 2021), pp. 48–49