Field Target Shooting is a competitive shooting sport that involves using air rifles to hit targets placed at varying distances in an outdoor setting. The targets are typically metal silhouettes of animals, and they are designed to fall when hit. Shooters must estimate the distance to each target and adjust their aim accordingly, making it a test of both skill and judgment. Competitions are usually held in natural environments, such as forests or fields, where the terrain can add challenges. Participants often shoot from different positions, including standing, kneeling, or prone, to simulate real hunting conditions and enhance their shooting abilities.