There are multiple events to choose from if you are shooting rifle. Depending on the course of fire, you will be using either an air rifle (.177 caliber) or a live fire rifle at .22 caliber.

10 Metre Air Rifle

10 meter Air Rifle (ISSF) shot from a standing position with a 4.5 mm (0.177 in) caliber air rifle. The use of specialized clothing is allowed to improve the stability of the shooting position. The competition is a 60 shot match (men) or a 40 shot match (women) done within the time limit of 75 minutes (men) or 50 minutes (women).

50 Metre Prone Rifle

50 metre prone rifle is shot with a .22 rifle and is a 60 shot match. The match must be completed in a time of 50 minutes. The top 8 men from this event would move on to finals. There is no finals for women, the winners are determined at the end of the regular 60 shots.

50 Metre Rifle – 3 Position

In 50 metre rifle 3P, 20 shots are fired in each standing, kneeling, and prone for a total of 60 shots. This is shot as a .22 caliber event.

50 Metre Hunting Rifle

50 metre hunting rifle is a 60 shot match. There are limited rules in regards to the rifle itself. It cannot have moveable cheek pieces, cannot have adjustable stocks, cannot have a sling, and you cannot wear a shooting jacket. You are welcome to use any form of sights/scopes.

50 Metre Sporter Rifle

This is a 60 shot match. It is shot in either prone or 3 Position, depending on the competition.