25m Standard Pistol: target, programme and scoring

Standard pistol is shot in three stages with less and less time: five shots in 150, then in 20, then in 10 seconds — all on the precision target.

Distance25 m
Calibre5.6 mm (.22 LR)
25m precision / 50m pistol targetten 50 mm · inner ten 25 mm · ring 1 500 mm · ring spacing 25 mm · black 200 mm (rings 7–10)
all dimensions are diameters
Programme (ISSF)60 shots in three stages of 20: 4 series of 5 shots each in 150, 20 and 10 seconds. A sighting series in 150 seconds first.
ScoringFull rings, maximum 600
Germany (DSB)The German federation (DSB) uses the same programme.

Sources: ISSF Rule Book, Edition 2025 (effective 1 July 2026), rule 6.3.4 and the programmes in rules 7 and 8; DSB Sportordnung as of 1 January 2027. The match announcement always takes precedence.

25m precision / 50m pistol target — to scale, ring 1: 500 mm

Getting your result into Shotmetrix

  • Photograph the result sheetThe printout of the scoring machine or range system — the AI reads every series and every shot.
  • QR code of the rangeElectronic ranges by Meyton and SQM issue the result as a QR code — scan it and you are done.
  • Training fileSCATT (.scatt), ASAFA (XML) or Steyr SX — with aiming trace, hold time and trigger behaviour where the device provides them.

The results feed your form curve and personal bests, the outlier analysis and — where shot positions are available — the shot pattern with group size. Plus leaderboards, 1v1 duels in the same discipline and shot count, and competitions shot from your own range. What the analysis shows

Frequently asked

What is the standard pistol programme?
60 shots: four series of five shots in 150 seconds each, four in 20 seconds each, four in 10 seconds each.
Which target is used?
The precision target in all stages: ten 50 mm, black 200 mm (rings 7 to 10), outermost ring 500 mm.

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Information as of October 2026