Talk:Shooting at the 1896 Summer Olympics – Men's 300 metre free rifle

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It seems that the title of this article is wrong. According to the Olympic Games' official website, it should be something like "Shooting at the 1896 Summer Olympics – Men's 300 metre military rifle". Should I consider to move this page to this title? --Pymouss Let's talk 21:22, 14 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

@Pymouss:, je n'ai pas retrouvé le magazine en français, mais le numéro en anglais d'août 1991 de Revue olympique (publication du C.I.O.) indique "Thus the programme comprised 300m Rifle, 200m Army Rifle, 25 m Duelling Pistol, 30m Target Pistol and 25m Army Pistol." et pour l'épreuve 300m Rifle, ils précisent "No information on the weapons used was given." Le rapport officiel que cela soit en anglais ou en français ne précisent pour aucune des deux épreuves à la carabine que c'est sur arme militaire alors que pour les épreuves au pistolet, le rapport français précise révolver d'ordonnance à 25m (d'ordonnance = militaire). La base de l'ISOH a retenu free rifle (carabine sans spécificité particulière) et three positions (trois positions : couché, à genou, debout), ce qui, pour les trois positions, me parait douteux vu que la compétition se décomposait en 1896 en 4 séries de 10 tirs, c'est peut-être pour assurer une continuité du palmarès avec les épreuves des Jeux suivants. GabrieL (talk) 14:33, 16 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]