SvSF 300m Rifle target
This card carries Sweden’s national rifle shooting, Gevär 6,5: only approved 6.5×55 rifles such as the m/96 and the Sauer 200 STR, shot prone or in positions in timed 5-shot series. Its Skyttemärke dates from 1893, and juniors can earn their badge by group size as well as by score. The same card is also used as the DSB Nr.5 300m Rifle (DSB, Germany) and the ISSF 300m Rifle (ISSF).
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Courses of fire
15 or 20 shots
| Course | Shots | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| Rifle prone3 × 5 · 1½ min per series (2½ for G1, G13–15 and 55–75) · 163.5 in decimals | 15 | 150 |
| Rifle positions3 × 5 · Prone 1½ min per series (2½ for 55–75); kneeling, or 3 kneeling and 2 standing, 3 min · 163.5 in decimals | 15 | 150 |
| Rifle prone 204 × 5 · 1½ min per series (2½ for G1, G13–15 and 55–75) · 218.0 in decimals | 20 | 200 |
| Rifle positions 204 × 5 · Prone 1½ min per series (2½ for 55–75); kneeling, or 3 kneeling and 2 standing, 3 min; standing 5 min · 218.0 in decimals | 20 | 200 |
| Scope class GKiL3 × 5 · 90 s per series · 163.5 in decimals | 15 | 150 |
Badges
Sweden · SvSF
SvSF skyttemärken
SvSF shooting badges
SvSF’s rulebook dates its submachine-gun badge to 1946, its smallbore badge to 1971 and its first air-rifle badge to 1973. An SvSF club may back a member’s application for a handgun licence only once the member has met the silver requirements in sport, centre-fire or free pistol within the last 2 years, or SPSF’s gold. For a submachine-gun licence, SvSF asks for 3 years as an active shooter at gold level.
Svenska Skyttesportförbundet, Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.13, pp. 90 and 92; Svenska Skyttesportförbundet, handlingsregler för föreningsintyg för vapenlicens (2025-05-14), rule 10 for handguns, and for rifles
Juniorskyttemärke gevär 6,5
SvSFJunior Rifle Badge, 6.5 mm
Course of fire3, 6 or 9 × 5 shots at 300 or 200 m, prone, with or without a rest; or as many 5-shot groups at 50 to 300 m
| Level | 300 mper 5-shot series | 200 mper 5-shot series | Series needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 35 | 40 | 3 |
| Silver | 38 | 43 | 6 |
| Gold | 40 | 45 | 9 |
| Gold, one star | 42 | 47 | 9 |
| Gold, two stars | 44 | 48 | 9 |
| Gold, three stars | 46 | 49 | 9 |
Or by group size
| Level | 50 m | 100 m | 200 m | 300 m |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 8 cm | 16 cm | 32 cm | 48 cm |
| Silver | 6 cm | 12 cm | 24 cm | 36 cm |
| Gold | 4 cm | 8 cm | 16 cm | 24 cm |
- Prone, with or without a rest, for shooters up to the year they turn 20, in any class: points in each 5-shot series at 300 or 200 m, over as many series as the last column says.
- Bronze to gold may instead be won with as many 5-shot groups, each no wider than the second table gives, measured between the outer shots’ inner edges.
- All levels may be won in the same year.
- Results from announced competitions, club level or above, only.
Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.11.3.1, p. 85, and 13.4.2, p. 78
Skyttemärke
SvSFShooting Badge, 6.5 mm rifle
Course of fire3 rounds of 3 × 5 shots (or 4 × 5) at 300 m; bronze prone, silver also kneeling, gold also standing
| Level | Round15 shots, ×3 | Alternative round20 shots, ×3 |
|---|---|---|
| BronzeClass G1, prone | 120 | 160 |
| SilverClass G2, prone and kneeling | 124 | 165 |
| GoldClasses G3–Elit, prone, kneeling and standing | 132 | 170 |
- Points in each of three rounds of three 5-shot series, or four in the alternative round, at 300 m with a 6.5×55 rifle; class G1 may shoot at 200 m with 3 points more a series.
- Each level counts only in the class shown, in its positions, and its rounds also move a shooter up a class; a mästarmärke and årtalsmärken follow over later years.
- Results from announced competitions, club level or above, only.
Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.11.3.2, p. 85, and 13.4.2, p. 78
Automatvapenskyttemärke
SvSFSubmachine Gun Badge
Course of fire3 rounds of 4 × 5 shots (or 6 × 5) at 100 m, 15 s a prone series; all prone, or in positions by class
| Level | Round20 shots, ×3 | Alternative round30 shots, ×3 |
|---|---|---|
| Prone | ||
| BronzeClasses KpL1–KpL3 | 162 | 243 |
| SilverClasses KpL1–KpL4 | 172 | 258 |
| GoldClasses KpL1–Elit | 180 | 270 |
| Positions | ||
| BronzeClass Kp1, prone | 162 | 243 |
| SilverClass Kp2, prone and kneeling | 170 | 254 |
| GoldClasses Kp3–Elit, prone, kneeling and standing | 174 | 258 |
- Points in each of three rounds of four 5-shot series, or six in the alternative round, with the m/45 submachine gun at 100 m, 15 seconds a prone series; from age 17.
- One badge, prone or in positions.
- Each level counts only in the classes shown, and its rounds also move a shooter up a class; a mästarmärke and årtalsmärken follow over later years.
- Results from announced competitions, club level or above, only.
Regelbok Nationellt skytte (2026-03-02), 13.11.4, p. 86, and 13.4.2, p. 78
Musketörmärket
SvSFMusketeer Badge
Course of fire2 × 5 shots after 5 sighters, with or without a rest
| Discipline | Each series5 shots, twice | Or in all10 shots |
|---|---|---|
| Air rifle, 10 m | 35 | 70 |
| Korthåll, 50 mSmallbore rifle | 25 | 50 |
| Rifle 6.5, 200 m | 35 | 70 |
| Rifle 6.5, 300 m | 25 | 50 |
- 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
Fritt och standardgevär 300 m
SvSFFree and Standard Rifle Badge, 300 m
Course of fire4 rounds of 30 shots, 10 in each position (3 × 10)
| Level | Standard rifle | Free rifle |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 225 | 235 |
| Silver | 240 | 250 |
| Gold | 250 | 260 |
- Points in each of four 30-shot rounds, ten shots in each position (3×10).
- 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 and 7
How it is shot
Rifle · Prone match · Distance · Position match · Final · Badge · Junior badge · Gauging and ties
- Rifle
- Only rifles SvSF has approved may be used — the m/96, CG 63, CG 80, FSR 89 and Sauer 200 STR in 6.5×55 — with 6.5×55 SKAN ammunition and a trigger that holds at least 1.5 kg.SvSF rules 4.4, 4.4.3 and 4.4.4
- Prone match
- The prone match opens with 5 sighters, 30 seconds a shot (3 minutes in all on electronic targets), then three 5-shot series: 1½ minutes for classes 2, 3, 4 and Elit, 2½ minutes for classes 1, 13–15, 55, 65 and 75; 13–15 use a rest.SvSF rule 8.7.3
- Distance
- Classes 13–15, 1, 55, 65 and 75 may shoot the prone match at 200 m instead of 300 m; from 200 m, classes 1, 65 and 75 need 3 more points a series for badges and class requirements.SvSF rules 8.7.3 and 13.11.3.2
- Position match
- Position match: class 1 shoots all three series prone, class 2 ends with 5 kneeling, classes 3, 4 and Elit with 3 kneeling + 2 standing, in 3 minutes. Their 20-shot alternative ends with a kneeling and a standing series, standing in 5 minutes.SvSF rule 8.8.3
- Final
- At championships the prone grundomgång of three series is followed by an intermediate round of two and a final of two, all added. The final’s last series is fired as single shots, 30 seconds each, marked after every shot.SvSF rule 8.7.1
- Badge
- The Skyttemärke, instituted in 1893, takes three qualifying rounds from announced competitions, club level up: bronze, for class 1, needs 120 points in the 15-shot prone round (160 in the 20-shot alternative) and lifts the shooter to class 2.SvSF rules 13.4.2, 13.11.3.2 and 13.13
- Junior badge
- Juniors up to 20 can win every grade of the junior badge in one year, by score or group size, prone: bronze takes three 5-shot series of 35 at 300 m, or three groups of at most 48 cm between the outer holes’ inner edges.SvSF rule 13.11.3.1
- Gauging and ties
- Holes are gauged inward with the 6.50/8.00 mm gauge: touching the ring gives the higher value. Ties go to the better last round, then the better last 5-shot series, then the most tens (inner tens included), nines and so on, then inner tens.SvSF rules 7.5.3 and 7.6.2
Dimensions
10 rings · 1000 mm
Card 1300 × 1300 mm or larger · 8 mm scoring gauge
| Ring | Colour | Diameter | Centre within |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inner ten | Black | 50 mm2.0 in | 29 mm |
| 10 | Black | 100 mm3.9 in | 54 mm |
| 9 | Black | 200 mm7.9 in | 104 mm |
| 8 | Black | 300 mm11.8 in | 154 mm |
| 7 | Black | 400 mm15.7 in | 204 mm |
| 6 | Black | 500 mm19.7 in | 254 mm |
| 5 | Black | 600 mm23.6 in | 304 mm |
| 4 | White | 700 mm27.6 in | 354 mm |
| 3 | White | 800 mm31.5 in | 404 mm |
| 2 | White | 900 mm35.4 in | 454 mm |
| 1 | White | 1000 mm39.4 in | 504 mm |
Source: Svenska Skyttesportförbundet – Regelbok Nationellt Skytte, Fastställd 2026-03-02, rule 3.4. Sizes are nominal. Dimensions checked ; page updated .
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