What is the course of fire for Junior & older in 10-Meter Air Rifle?

• A. 3 positions: 10 shots prone, 10 shots standing, 10 shots kneeling
• B. 30 shots sitting at a table
• C. 60 shots all standing
• D. 20 shots kneeling

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how a match is structured: how many shots you fire and from which positions. For Junior and Older in 10-Meter Air Rifle, the format uses three different positions—prone, standing, and kneeling—and you shoot the same number of shots in each position. That setup tests your stability and accuracy across all common shooting stances and totals up to the complete stage of fire.

This is why the described format is the best answer: it matches the actual three-position arrangement with a consistent shot count in each position, covering the required variety of stances. Other formats describe only one position or omit a position, which doesn’t reflect the full course of fire used in this division.