10m Air Rifle
ISSF 10m Air Rifle is one of the disciplines currently shot at the Olympics. We use precision engineered Air Rifles which propel a lead pellet down range using either compressed air from canisters or a hand crank system.
10m Air Rifle is shot in the standing position. Shooters wear jackets, trousers, boots and a glove for stability and also to protect nerves during long periods of training and competing. The rifle is supported only by the shooters body.
Individual competitions are a 60 shot match with 1 hour and 15 minutes for competition shots. Scores are counted in decimal with the maximum score per shot being 10.9.
10m Air Pistol
ISSF 10m Air Pistol is another one of the disciplines currently shot at the Olympics. We use precision engineered Air Pistols which propel a lead pellet down range using either compressed air from canisters or in some older pistols, a hand crank system.
10m Air Pistol is shot single handed in the standing position. Shooters may wear pistol shoes for stability.
Individual competitions are a 60 shot match with 1 hour and 15 minutes for competition shots. Scores are counted in integer with the maximum score per shot being 10.9