Competition: Air gun Rifle


 

Date: Friday July 10, 2026

 

Time: Check In: 8:00-8:45am       Start Time: 9:00am

 

 

Location:  Foremost Fish & Games Rifle Range

 

 

Age Groups and Events:

All ages as of December 31st of current year.

 

Youth

8-12 years of age

Prone Only Course

Youth

13-17 years of age

Prone and Standing

Adult

18-64 years of age

Prone and Standing

Adult

65 years and over

Prone and Standing


Events
• There will be one competition using air-rifles that are under 500 feet per second.
Proof that rifle fires under 500 feet per second must be, provided before the start of the
competition to Shoot Officials, and may only be, used for one competition. Please refer to the
rules and regulations for further specifications.
Competitors (except the 8-12 age group who may shoot prone only)

 

Regional Representation:

Open registration - no limit on the number of athletes from each region.

If more than one person is using the same rifle, please notify the Regional director by registration deadline.

Format:

Shooting courses for the air gun rifle competitions will be:

Position

Discipline

Distance

# of Scoring Targets

Shots/ Targets

Total Shots

Total Score

A-Prone

Freestyle

10 Meters

2

1

20

200

B-Standing

Freestyle

10 Meters

2

1

20

200

C-Combined

Freestyle

10 Meters

2

1

1 X10=20

200

D-Prone

ISSF

10 Meters

2

1

20

200

E-Standing

ISSF

10 Meters

2

1

20

200

F-Combined

ISSF

10 Meters

2

1

1 X 10=20

200

 

Rules and Regulations:

 

Shooting Federation of Canada Sporting Rifle and Cadet program in effect, unless
mention below.

  • Every athlete must being there own rifle
    2) Every athlete must be able to always produce appropriate identification, to officials.
    3) Coaching on the Fireline, allowed at the discretion of the Chief Range Safety
    Officer/Match Director. Coaching allowed for under 18-year-old shooters must not
    interfere with other shooters.
    4) All shooters under the age of 18 will be, accompanied by a coach/guardian who is at
    least 18 with a valid firearms license. They must remain at the event while the youth are
    participating in the event. Any young person left unattended can be, disqualified and
    eliminated by default by the Chief Range Safety Officer/Match Director.
    5) All shooters and other people in the immediate vicinity of the Fireline must wear
    appropriate ear and eye protection. It is Mandatory and the responsibility of participant
    and coaches.
    6) Ear protection incorporating any type of receiving device is not permitted for shooters.
    7) Eye protection must be shatterproof shooter glasses or similar eye protection while on
    the range.
    8) Safety flags, rods or trimmer lines, must be inserted in firearms when not in use on the

    9) All shooters must be present at least 30 minutes prior to the event starting time,
    indicated on the schedule. Anyone late, or not present when their name is, called will be,
    eliminated by default.
    10) Range safety rules and protocols of the host range will always be in effect.
    11) The Chief Range Safety Officer/Match Director has final on final rulings. Any shooter can
    be, disqualified at any time for infraction of range rules and or regulations.
    12) Athletes may not place their guns and equipment on their firing points until the Chief
    Range Officer has called the athletes to the line.
    13) There will be a ten-minute Preparation and Sighting Time with a 30 second delay before
    Match firing begins.
    14) Any coach/guardian can be, asked to leave the range at any time for any infraction of
    rules and regulations by the Chief Range Safety Officer/Match Director. If responsible for
    an under 18-year-old competitor, the youth is, disqualified and eliminated by default
    15) All participants/coaches/guardians are, expected to abide by all laws concerning
    firearms, transportation, storage, and handling of firearms.
    16) You must notify at the time of registration deadline if more than one shooter is using the
    same firearm. Maximum of two competitors per firearm.
    17) All ties will be, broken according to the Shooting Federation of Canada Sporting Rifle
    Rules.
    18) The course of fire will be:
    a. 20 pellets per relay
    b. Ten pellets per target
    c. Two targets per relay
    d. Two relays per event
    e. Number of prone and standing target events?
    f. There is a 30-minute time limit, including sighters in all 20 shot events.
    19) No slings are to be, used.
    20) The use of any special devices, means, or garments which immobilize or unduly reduce
    the movement of shooters’ legs, body, or arms is, prohibited. Shooting jackets and
    shooting pants are not, allowed.
    21) Shooting gloves and shooting mats are, allowed.
    22) Competitors allow spotting scopes to view their targets.
    23) Single pellet loading only Use of five pellet clips is, prohibited.
    24) The height for targets shall be 30-45cm prone, 90-120 standing(+/- .50m). This
    measurement is, taken from ground level to the center of the targets’ mass.
    25) The event will start at 9:00 am and will progress throughout the day.
    26) Shooting courses will continue as soon as prior course is, completed.

 

 

 

Note: 8-12 yr old participants will shoot one relay of 10 shots two targets instead
Note: # position shots have been, reduced to reduce fatigue and potential for injury.
The Southern Alberta Summer Games has Zero Tolerance and Harassment Policy. If a
competitor, coach, guardian, parent, or spectator is abusive in any way towards officials, other
competitors or volunteers will be immediately ejected from the competition event. If they are
responsible for, an under 18 competitors competing in the event, then youth would be,
disqualified and eliminated by default.

 

 

RANGE COMMANDS
• RELAY ------ APPROACH THE FIREING LINE
• EYES AND EARS PROTECTION ON
• RANGE IS ACTIVE
• ADOPT THE ______ (PRONE/STANDING) POSITION
• LOAD AND INDICATE READY
• LINE READY
• PREPARATION AND SIGHTING TIME…START
• 30 SECONDS
• END OF PREPARATION AND SIGHTING…STOP
• COMMENCE MATCH FIRING
• CEASE FIRE
• UNLOAD AND PREPARE FOR INSPECTION
• LINE IS CLEAR
• FIRING LINE IS NO LONGER ACTIVE.

 

Registration Deadline:

 

Registration Deadline as designated by your Regional Director

 

All registrations are done through your Regional Director, who will determine the Regional Deadline.  The registration fee must also be submitted to your Regional Director. Signed consent forms must accompany the waivers.

 

No late registrations will be accepted.

 

Events will be cancelled if there are one or less individuals or teams registered.  Should any event be cancelled due to lack of registrations, the athletes being affected by the cancellation will be given an opportunity to re-register in another suitable category if event is scheduled to run.

 

 

 

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