KNSA 100m Rifle target
The "Woerden" card (KNSA rifle target no. 1) is shared by Dutch smallbore events — .22 rifles and carbines, prone, kneeling or with optics — and by full-bore standard, military and veteran rifles. No more than five shots go on one card, ten on ranges without butts.
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Courses of fire
60 or 30 shots
| Course | Shots | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| Smallbore prone 606 × 10 · 654.0 in decimals | 60 | 600 |
| Smallbore kneeling 606 × 10 · 654.0 in decimals | 60 | 600 |
| Smallbore scope 303 × 10 · 327.0 in decimals | 30 | 300 |
| Large-bore rifle 306 × 5 · 327.0 in decimals | 30 | 300 |
| Large-bore 3 positions 3×203 × 20 · 654.0 in decimals | 60 | 600 |
Badges
Netherlands · KNSA
KNSA-vaardigheidskruis
KNSA proficiency cross
The KNSA set up its proficiency tests for master marksmen, with the cross as their award; its general board changes the requirements, yearly where needed, on the national technical committees’ proposal. The vaardigheidskruis is an enamelled gilt cross on a 27 mm red, white and blue ribbon, and each clasp costs a fee the board sets. The KNSA keeps a numbered register of every test taken, open to any shooter, and sends out the awards itself.
Shot at a KNSA classification match, a district, regional or national championship or an international match, before an authorised KNSA official, and announced before the series with an entry fee; a proef is awarded once a year. The first pass brings the cross, each later one a numbered clasp; 25 passes in all bring a silvered pin, 50 a gilt one. Categories by the age reached in the season, 1 October to 30 September: senioren 21–54, junioren-A 18–20, -B 15–17, -C 13–14, veteranen 55 and over.
KNSA Schiet- en Wedstrijdreglement, deel I (01-10-2026), 20.1, 20.3, 20.5 and 20.6, pp. 30–32
Vaardigheidskruis
KNSAProficiency Cross
Course of fireSmallbore, 60 shots prone or kneeling; large-bore, 30 shots prone
Klein kaliber geweer
| Proef | Shots | Score |
|---|---|---|
| KK Geweer liggend 100mtr (2.16) | 60 | 560 |
| KK Geweer knielend 100mtr (2.20) | 60 | 540 |
Groot kaliber geweer
| Proef | Shots | Score |
|---|---|---|
| GK Standaard Geweer liggend 100mtr (3.06) | 30 | 281 |
| GK Militair Geweer 100mtr (3.07) | 30 | 258 |
| GK Veteranen Geweer 100mtr (3.11) | 30 | 242 |
The score is the match total, on the KNSA 100 m card (“Woerden”), the large-bore matches prone; one cross for every category that shoots the proef.
KNSA, Overzicht klasseringseisen seizoen 2026/2027 (14 Sept. 2026), 2.16–2.20, 3.06–3.11; SWR deel III (01-10-2026), 6.2, pp. 6–7; SWR deel IV (01-10-2024), 6.1–6.2, pp. 11–12; SWR deel I (01-10-2026), H20, pp. 30–32
How it is shot
Full-bore course · Smallbore course · Shots per card · Rests · Sighters · Full-bore rifles
- Full-bore course
- The full-bore national championships at 100 m are 30 shots prone in 40 minutes, sighting included, for standard, military, military-optics and veteran rifles; the standard rifle's three-position match is 60 shots, with sighters and time as in the ISSF rules.KNSA deel IV, rules 6.2.2.4, 6.2.2.5, 6.2.3.1, 6.2.3.3 and 6.2.4.1
- Smallbore course
- Smallbore prone or kneeling: 60 shots in 1 hour 5 minutes on electronic ranges, 1 hour 15 minutes with target transport. The optics match is 30 shots prone in 45 minutes, with unlimited sighters on at most four cards.KNSA deel III, rules 6.5.2, 6.5.6 and 6.5.7
- Shots per card
- No more than 5 shots go on one card; on ranges without butts, up to 10, on a cardboard card or a paper card with a cardboard backing.KNSA deel IV, rule 3.7.2; deel III, rule 3.2.8
- Rests
- In the smallbore optics match the rifle rests on a bipod that must swing freely and is sealed, or loosely on a cushion along at most 7 cm of fore-end; the butt may rest only on a clenched fist or forearm, behind the trigger guard.KNSA deel III, rule 6.5.7
- Sighters
- On ranges without butts, sighting shots are limited to 10 per match or position, and a sighting shot fired during the record series means immediate disqualification unless the jury decides otherwise.KNSA deel IV, rules 7.5.1 and 7.5.2
- Full-bore rifles
- Full-bore means centre-fire up to 8 mm (.323). Military rifles are service rifles in original form, with no ring front sight, optics or bipod and a trigger of at least 1,500 g; veteran rifles are pre-1960 types of at least 6.5 mm.KNSA deel IV, rules 2.1 and 2.3.1
Dimensions
10 rings · 328 mm
Card 400 × 450 mm or larger · 8 mm scoring gauge
| Ring | Colour | Diameter | Centre within |
|---|---|---|---|
| X ring | Black | 11 mm0.43 in | 9.5 mm |
| 10 | Black | 28 mm1.1 in | 18 mm |
| 9 | Black | 61 mm2.4 in | 34.5 mm |
| 8 | Black | 95 mm3.7 in | 51.5 mm |
| 7 | Black | 128 mm5.0 in | 68 mm |
| 6 | Black | 161 mm6.3 in | 84.5 mm |
| 5 | Black | 195 mm7.7 in | 101.5 mm |
| 4 | White | 228 mm9.0 in | 118 mm |
| 3 | White | 261 mm10.3 in | 134.5 mm |
| 2 | White | 295 mm11.6 in | 151.5 mm |
| 1 | White | 328 mm12.9 in | 168 mm |
Source: KNSA Schiet- en Wedstrijdreglement, deel IV Groot Kaliber Geweer, 01-10-2024, rule 3.3. Sizes are nominal. Dimensions checked ; page updated .
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