A) World Blowgun Federation B) Cherokee Annual Gathering C) International Fukiyado Association D) National Xball League
A) 20 metres B) 400 metres C) 800 metres D) 10 metres
A) Olympic dueling B) Field Style C) Long Distance target shoot D) Fukiya
A) 20 cm B) 30 cm C) 10 cm D) 24 cm
A) None B) At least one C) Exactly two D) All three
A) Rubber-tipped ammunition B) Low-velocity arrows C) Laser and radar systems D) Airgun and infrared technologies
A) Dye-filled plastic B) Wax bullets C) Paintballs D) Metal pellets
A) 1912 and 1916 B) 1900 and 1904 C) 1906 and 1908 D) 1980 and 1984
A) HPA/CO2 B) Battery electricity C) Hand pumping D) Compressed steam
A) 1980s B) 1990s C) 1970s D) 1960s
A) World Paintball League B) International Fukiyado Association C) National Xball League D) National Collegiate Paintball Association
A) Class A B) Division 1 C) Division 5 D) Beginner Class
A) Early November B) December C) March D) October
A) 3,554 B) 5,000 C) 2,500 D) 1,000
A) International Fukiyado Association B) National Xball League C) National Collegiate Paintball Association D) College Paintball Federation
A) Class A B) Class B C) Division 1 D) Class AA
A) ESPN B) CBS Sports C) NBC Sports D) Fox College Sports
A) 15 B) 10 C) 5 D) 20
A) 30 metres B) 20 metres C) 40 metres D) 10 metres
A) Stays the same B) Moves back 5 metres C) Moves back 2 metres D) Moves forward 2 metres
A) Small arms designed to be shot off-hand without a shoulder stock B) A weapon requiring two hands for stability C) A large caliber smoothbore weapon D) A long gun with a rifled barrel
A) Automatic and burst-fire rifles B) Bolt-action or semi-automatic rifles C) Lever-action and pump-action rifles D) Single-shot and break-action rifles
A) A pellet B) A slug C) A shell D) A shot
A) Pump-action or bolt-action B) Single-shot or lever-action C) Over/under-type break action or semi-automatic D) Side-by-side or revolver-style
A) Long-range tactical shooting B) Precision marksmanship C) Bullseye shooting D) Clay pigeon shooting
A) Shoot as many targets as possible in a short time B) Achieve as many points as possible by hitting the target center C) Hit the targets while moving D) Score points based on the speed of the shot
A) 50 meters B) 1 kilometer C) 500 meters D) 15 meters
A) Permanent shooting ranges B) Mobile event arenas C) Public parks D) Outdoor natural landscapes
A) It involves the most physical exercise B) It is the cheapest sport to start C) It requires the least amount of equipment D) The match format is relatively simple for learning fundamentals
A) No B) Yes C) Only for shotguns D) Only for air guns
A) 1831 B) 1871 C) 1903 D) 1859
A) New England Puritans B) German gunsmiths C) Civil War veterans D) Tavern keepers
A) 165 yards B) 200 yards C) 110 yards D) 50 yards
A) 1850s B) 1720s C) 1820s D) 1871s
A) 500 yards B) 165 yards C) 200 yards D) 110 yards
A) Flintlocks were declared illegal B) Breech loading was invented C) Automatic loading was introduced D) Percussion caps became available
A) Barrel duration B) Lock time C) Flight time D) Trigger pull
A) Allowed for multiple shots B) Increased accuracy C) Reduced weight D) Improved reliability
A) Sea Girt B) Camp Perry C) Creedmoor D) Cincinnati Field
A) Sea Girt B) Creedmoor C) Camp Perry D) Cincinnati
A) The Olympic Shooting Committee B) The 4-H Shooting Club C) Civilian Marksmanship Program D) The National Rifle Association
A) Pierre de Coubertin B) International Shooting Sport Federation C) The 1896 Olympic Committee D) National Governing Bodies
A) Seventeen B) Fifteen C) Ten D) Seven
A) 7 B) 10 C) 51 D) 15
A) Five B) Six C) Ten D) Three
A) 1997 B) 1896 C) 1900 D) 1960
A) 1896 B) 1950 C) 1960 D) 1997
A) In Northern Ireland B) At home C) In private clubs only D) Abroad
A) 50-inch B) 10-inch C) 6-inch D) 8-inch
A) Across the Course B) Project Appleseed C) Bullseye shooting D) Service Rifle
A) Australia B) Germany C) United Kingdom D) United States
A) Animal-shape targets B) Moving targets C) Bullseye targets D) Human-silhouette targets
A) Pistol shooting techniques B) Survival skills in the wilderness C) Oral history of the American Revolutionary War D) Advanced ballistic engineering
A) Lying on the back B) Running C) Sitting D) Crouching
A) Virtual simulators B) Permanent shooting ranges C) Indoor tunnels D) Outdoor terrain
A) Only in the summer B) Throughout the year C) Exclusively in the spring D) Only in the winter
A) 1899 B) 1850 C) 1919 D) 1950
A) 6.5x55mm B) .308 Winchester C) .22 LR D) .30-06 Springfield
A) Winter season B) Autumn season C) Summer season D) Spring season
A) Pistol B) Air gun C) Revolver D) Battle rifle
A) 1999 B) 1919 C) 1899 D) 1905
A) .22 LR B) .500 S&W Magnum C) .308 Winchester D) 6mm BR
A) Asia B) Scandinavia C) North America D) South America
A) Pigeons B) Throwers C) Launchers D) Traps
A) SCSA B) ICORE C) IDPA D) IPSC
A) Speed is more important B) Neither is measured C) Precision is more important D) Equal importance
A) USPSA B) ICORE C) SCSA D) IDPA
A) Paper target B) Bowling pin C) Popper D) Stop plate
A) 1908 B) 2001 C) 1980 D) 1991
A) Airsoft B) Laser simulators C) Crossbows D) Paintball markers
A) Twelve B) Five C) Eight D) Ten
A) Shooter age B) Target color C) Atmospherical conditions D) Rifle brand
A) ITCC B) NRL C) Palma Committee D) ICFRA
A) 1876 B) 2011 C) 1920 D) 1966
A) 155 grain B) 100 grain C) 85.5 grain D) 90 grain
A) George Washington B) George Farquharson C) George Britain D) George Palma
A) Micrometer aperture sights B) Laser sights C) Iron sights D) Telescopic sights
A) Minimum 140 B) Minimum 200 C) Minimum 170 D) Minimum 100
A) Australia B) United States C) United Kingdom D) Bulgaria
A) Great Britain B) Australia C) Canada D) United States
A) A sandbag B) A tripod C) A table D) A bipod
A) Air rifles B) Black powder rifles C) High-velocity armor-piercing rounds D) Small bore rifles
A) Authentic dress B) Standard business attire C) Athletic sportswear D) Tactical gear
A) Live rounds B) Solid lead bullets C) Frangible ammunition D) Blank ammunition
A) Glass bottles B) Balloons C) Steel plates D) Clay pigeons
A) Benchrest B) Cowboy action shooting C) Metallic silhouette D) Muzzleloading
A) 1976 B) 1984 C) 1960 D) 1992
A) While standing B) While kneeling C) From a seated position D) While lying prone
A) A wooden rest B) A bipod C) A shooting glove D) A sling
A) Experimental B) Production C) Open class D) Tactical
A) Fruits B) Cartons C) Tin cans D) Rocks
A) Restrictive B) Permissive C) Non-existent D) Experimental
A) .22 LR B) Fullbore calibers C) Laser D) Airgun
A) Hirvenjuoksu B) Skidskytte C) Ampumasuunnistus D) Hirvenhiihto
A) Airgun B) Laser pistol C) Revolver D) Speargun
A) Pistol skiing B) Nordic Ski Field Shooting C) Ski Archery D) Moose biathlon
A) Sweden B) Germany C) Norway D) Finland
A) Marksman B) Toxophilite C) Archer D) Bowman
A) 1976 B) 1965 C) 1945 D) 1956
A) Frankfurt B) Munich C) Berlin D) Landshut |