Men’s events (9)

Rifle (3): 50m rifle prone (60 shots), 50m rifle 3 positions (3×40 shots), 10m air rifle (60 shots)

Pistol (3): 50m pistol (60 shots), 10m air pistol (60 shots), 25m rapid fire pistol (60 shots)

Skeet (1): 125 targets + finals

Trap (2): 125 targets + finals, double trap 150 targets + finals

Women’s events (7)

Rifle (3): 50m rifle prone (60 shots), 50m rifle 3 positions (3×20 shots), 10m air rifle (40 shots)

Pistol (2): 25m (30+30 shots), 10m air pistol (40 shots)

Skeet (1): 75 targets + finals

Trap (1) : 75 targets + finals

< Rifle >

▶ 50m rifle prone

Prone position

Men: 1 hour 15 minutes, 60 shots, 600 points (Olympic events)

Finals (Men): Prone position; top eight advance to the final round; 10.9 points * 10 = 109 possible points;
45 second time limit per shot

Women: 1 hour 15 minutes, 60 shots, 600 points (Olympic events; no final round)

▶ 50m rifle 3 position

Prone, standing, kneeling positions

Men: Prone position (45 minutes, 40 shots, 400 points); standing position (1 hour 15 minutes, 40 shots, 400 points);
kneeling position (1 hour, 40 shots, 400 points) for 1200 total points

Women: 2 hours 15 minutes combined time limit; prone position 200 points, standing position 200 points,
kneeling position 200 points; no separate time limit for each position; 600 total points

Finals: Standing position;  top eight advance to the final round; 10.9 points * 10 = 109 points;
75 second time limit per shot

▶ 10m air rifle

Standing position

Men: 1 hour 45 minutes, 60 shots, 600 points

Women: 1 hour 15 minutes, 40 shots, 400 points

Finals: Top eight advance to the final round; 10.9 points * 10 = 109 points;
75 second time limit per shot

< Pistol >

▶ Air pistol (10m)

Standing position

Men: 1 hour 45 minutes, 60 shots, 600 points

Women: 1 hour 15 minutes, 40 shots, 400 points

Finals: Top eight advance to the final round; 10.9 points * 10 = 109 points; 75 second time limit per shot

▶ 50m pistol (Men’s event)

Standing position

2 hours, 60 shots, 600 points (5 shots per target)

Finals: Top eight advance to the final round; 10.9 points * 10 = 109 points; 75 second time limit per shot

▶ 25m pistol (Women’s event)

Standing position

Precision shots: 6 series of five shots, each series completed in 5 minutes; 300 points

Duel shots: One shot during each 3-second facing period, 6 five-shot sets in total;
target turned away for 7 seconds between each shot; 300 points

600 total points

5 shots per target

Finals: Top eight advance to the final round; (10.9 points * 1 shot per three seconds  * 5 shots) * 4 sets = 218 points

< Trap >

Standing position

Men: 125 targets, 125 points

Women: 75 targets, 75 points

Finals: Top six advance to the final round; 25 targets, 25 points

< Double trap (Men’s event)>

Standing position

Two targets released simultaneously in both the preliminary and final rounds

150 targets, 150 points

Finals: Top six advance to the final round; 50 targets, 50 points

< Seet (Olympic event) >

Standing position

Men: 125 targets, 125 points

Women: 75 targets, 75 points

Finals: Top six advance to the final round; 25 targets, 25 points

Shooting developed from hunting, and the first shooting clubs date back to 15^th century central Europe. The rules and format for modern shooting evolved in Europe and the USA, and spread throughout the world by the late 19^th century. The International Shooting Sport Federation was established in 1907, and shooting as a sport has also advanced in Korea with the establishment in 1955 of the Korean Shooting Federation. The International Shooting Sport Federation currently has over 100 member organizations and is headquartered in Germany.

– Naju Shooting Range Complex