Published on 16 Mar 2016

UPDATE - Rio 2016: information on the targets and scoring systems in use at the Olympic range

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Updated range-by-range details on the producers and models of the electronic scoring systems, electronic targets, clay targets, and clay targets throwing machines that will be used at the pre-Olympic world cup and during the Games.

UPDATED ON 16 MARCH 2016 - UPDATES ARE UNDERLINED

The Rio 2016 Olympic Shooting Range is equipped with the following targets and scoring systems. The same configuration will be in use during the 2016 ISSF Rifle, Pistol and Shotgun World Cup in Rio de Janeiro (13-25 April) that will serve as an Olympic test event.

 

50m range:

60 firing points, SIUS AG electronic targets – hybrid HS25/50

 

25m range:

40 firing points (8 groups), SIUS AG electronic targets – acoustic S25/50

 

10m range:

60 firing points, SIUS AG electronic targets - laser LS10

 

Finals hall:      

50m - 10 firing points, SIUS AG electronic targets – acoustic S25/50

25m - 15 firing points (3 groups), SIUS AG electronic targets – acoustic S25/50

10m - 10 firing points, SIUS AG electronic targets - laser LS10

 

Firing direction:

The firing direction of the 50m and 25m range is south. (Note: Brazil is located in the Southern Hemisphere).

 

Shotgun ranges:

The Shotgun shooting range of Rio has 3 combined ranges for Trap, Double Trap and Skeet.

 

The shooting ranges are equipped with LaPorte clay target throwing machines, Elettronica Progetti acoustic release system and electronic scoreboards.

 

The clay targets will be produced by LaPorte, in the following colours: flash green (orange targets with green flash powder) for qualifications, flash pink for the finals.  

 

The firing direction of the shotgun shooting ranges is south. (Note: Brazil is located in the Southern Hemisphere).