ISSF 10 m Air Rifle Target — Olympic precision rings

The tightest scoring face in the sport: the ten is a half-millimetre dot, and each ring is 2.5 mm wide. Drawn 1:1 from ISSF Rule 6.3.4, four cards to a sheet, with no ISSF mark or artwork.

Download PDF · A4

Sheet · A4 portrait, 210 × 297 mm

How to use it

1. Print at 100% and measure the 100 mm bar. At 2.5 mm ring widths a 2% print error is worth a point and a half.
2. Hang at 10 m for air rifle. The card is 80 mm, so four fit on one A4 and one sheet covers a forty-shot practice.
3. The black covers rings 4 to 9 — not 7 to 10, which is the air pistol face. Mixing the two up is the usual mistake.
4. There is no inner-ten circle to aim at. ISSF scores the inner ten by gauge once the 0.5 mm dot has been shot out completely.

Dimensions on this sheet

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