Pêcheurs et chasseurs de Montréal

10m rifle

50m rifle, 3x40

50m, 3x20

English match – rifle 60 shots prone

300m rifle

This discipline is governed by the International Shooting Sport Federation and was an Olympic discipline until the 1976 Games. Somewhat forgotten until the 90s it has been brought back by France at the European level through the institution of a European Shooting Cup.

60-shot rifle prone

An international discipline for seniors, a national one for women and juniors. 60 shots are fired from the prone position in 105 minutes, except if electronic targets are used, in which case the time is 90 minutes. Firearm: any full-bore rifle.

Rifle 3x40

An international discipline for seniors. Firearm: any full-bore rifle. 120 shots are fired in all three positions, as follows:
• 40 shots from the prone position in 75 minutes (60 min. if electronic targets)
• 40 shots from the standing position in 105 minutes (90 min. if electronic targets)
• 40 shots from the kneeling position in 90 minutes (75 min if electronic targets)

Rifle 3 x 20

An international discipline for seniors. 60 shots are fired with a standard full-bore rifle in 2 hours and 30 minutes in all three positions as follows:
• 20 shots from the prone position
• 20 shots from the standing position
• 20 shots from the kneeling position