The maximum score in a 10-meter air rifle competition is 109, which is achieved by scoring 10 points in each of the 10 shots.

In a 25-meter rapid fire pistol competition, shooters have to take 8 shots in each series.

In skeet shooting, shooters score 1 point for each clay pigeon they hit.

In a 50-meter rifle prone competition, shooters have to shoot 40 targets.

The minimum score required to qualify for the final in a 10-meter air pistol competition is 580.

In a double trap shooting competition, 3 clay pigeons are thrown in each round.

The maximum score in a 50-meter rifle three positions competition is 1250, which is achieved by scoring 500 points in each of the three positions (prone, standing, and kneeling).

In a 10-meter air rifle qualification round, shooters have to take 60 shots.

In sporting clays, shooters score 1 point for each clay pigeon they hit.

In a 25-meter standard pistol competition, shooters have to shoot 60 targets.

The minimum score required to qualify for the final in a 50-meter rifle prone competition is 590.

In a trap shooting competition, 1 clay pigeon is thrown in each round.

The maximum score in a 25-meter rapid fire pistol competition is 600, which is achieved by scoring 10 points in each of the 60 shots.

In a 10-meter air pistol qualification round, shooters have to take 60 shots.