What are the other rifle events?

• 50 m rifle prone: 60 match shots in 50 minutes, after 15 minutes of preparation and sighting. Decimal scoring.
• No final: "There will be no Final. The medals will be decided according to the ranking after the Qualification stage."
• 300 m rifle prone: 60 shots in 1 hour on electronic targets, scored in full rings.
• 300 m rifle three positions: 20 shots in each position in 1 hour 45 minutes.
• 300 m standard rifle: the same three positions programme with a lighter rifle of no more than 5.5 kg and a trigger pull of at least 1500 g.
• The 300 m target: the ten ring is 100 mm across and the whole scoring area 1000 mm.
• 300 m ammunition: any calibre up to 8 mm that is safe for athletes and range staff. Tracer, armour-piercing and incendiary ammunition is prohibited.
• Shoes in prone events: "Special shooting shoes must not be worn in Rifle Prone events". Shooting trousers may be worn.
• Telescopes: a spotting telescope not attached to the rifle may be used to find shots and judge the wind in 50 m and 300 m events.
• Ties in the prone event: broken on decimal scores, starting with the last ten-shot series.

Prone is the steadiest position, so scores are very high and decimals are needed to separate athletes. At 300 metres the wind moves the bullet much further, which is why these events allow a telescope for reading it.