A "match" can be composed of 2 or 3 targets whose scores are added to create a total.
Slow Fire Match Two Slow Fire targets for a maximum score of 200-20X or just 200 depending on the distance at which the match is shot. A Slow Fire match shot at 50 or 25 yards will have an 'X' count; matches shot at shorter distance will not since the smaller targets do not have an 'X' ring.
Timed Fire Match Two Timed Fire targets for a maximum score of 200-20x.
Rapid Fire Match Two Rapid Fire targets for a maximum score of 200-20x
National Match Course or Gallery Course One Slow Fire target, one Timed Fire target and one Rapid Fire target for a maximum score of 300-30x or 300-20x depending on the distance at which the match is shot. The National Match Course re-creates conditions at the NRA National Matches. Slow Fire is shot at 50 yards and Timed and Rapid Fire are shot at 25 yards. The Gallery Course is shot at the same distance for all three targets; either 50 feet or 25 yards.
2700 Aggregate also known as Three Gun Aggregate Three 900 Aggregates added together, usually Rimfire, Center Fire and 45.
