Which shooting positions are included in the Junior II course of fire for 10-Meter Air Rifle?

• A. Sitting only
• B. Kneeling and standing only
• C. Prone, standing, and kneeling
• D. Prone only

Answer: (C)

In this level, shooters are tested across all three classic postures used in 10-meter air rifle. Prone provides the most stability and is used to develop a clean sight picture and steady trigger control. Kneeling adds balance and leg support challenges while still offering some stability, helping you practice maintaining form with less support. Standing removes support entirely, emphasizing alignment, breathing, and precise trigger control with no external help. Including all three postures shows you can adapt your technique to different positions, which is exactly what Junior II aims to develop. The other options miss one or more positions (sitting, or excluding prone or standing), so the combination that includes prone, kneeling, and standing is the correct set.