2 sighters + 10 rounds in 5 minutes
on a Tin Hat target
The sighters will be individually marked and the values signalled. The competitor will then have 5 minutes maximum in which to fire 10 scoring shots, which will be marked and scored only at the end of the sequence.
Competitors may use a sling for support.
10 rounds in 1 minute
on a Tin Hat target
No sighters. Starting position is empty rifle on the ground with competitor standing behind it holding 10 rounds in clips or magazine. On the signal, the competitor adopts the prone supported position, loads and engages the target with 10 rounds.
Competitors may use a sling, sand bag, flat-topped rest or similar for the forend, but no bipods or rear rests allowed.
10 exposures of 5 seconds
on a Fig12 (Fig11 head & shoulders) target
No sighters. Starting position is prone on aim with 5 rounds loaded and 5 rounds in a separate clip or magazine. The target will make 5 exposures of 5 sec. face / 5 sec. away, then a 20 second away for the compulsory reload, followed by a further 5 exposures of 5 sec. face / 5 sec. away.
One shot only to be fired at each exposure.
Competitors may use a sling for support.