Rifle disciplines typically involve shooting at paper or electronic bullseye targets from various distances and positions (standing, kneeling, or prone).

Olympic Events: Include 10m Air Rifle and 50m Rifle Three Positions.

Fullbore Target Rifle: Involves long-range shooting, often from 300 to 1200 yards (or meters), with a strong focus on judging wind and atmospheric conditions.

F-Class: A variation of fullbore that allows for the use of telescopic sights and rests, popular with a wide range of shooters.

Running Target: Competitors shoot at targets designed to move like a running animal, a discipline that requires speed and precision.