International Precision Rifle Federation

🇬🇧 Team UK is ready to make its mark on the 2026 IPRF World Championship.

After an impressive 5th-place overall finish in 2024, The United Kingdom returns with momentum and valuable experience. Fresh off hosting the 2025 IPRF Rimfire World Championship, where they finished 2nd Overall & 1st in Factory - they’ve proven not only their ability to compete at the highest level, but also to welcome the world’s best precision athletes to their home range.

From world-class hospitality to world-class marksmanship, Team UK is ready for the challenge. We can’t wait to see them on the firing line.

The IPRF World Championship brings together the best precision athletes from around the globe - competing across multiple divisions designed to ensure fair, structured, and high-level competition for every attendee.

Divisions typically include Open, Factory/Production, Lady, Junior, Senior, and Military/LE categories, allowing competitors to be matched within their appropriate equipment class and eligibility group while still pushing the limits of skill, consistency, and performance on the world stage.

Each division is built to highlight both individual excellence and the depth of talent across the international field - where small margins, smart stage management, and adaptability under pressure define the podium.

*Please see the IPRF website for full rule sets, division requirements, and official specifications.

Drop in the comments which country and division you’re most excited to follow at this year’s World Championship.

As we count down to September in Texas, we’re proud to continue highlighting the national teams representing their countries at the IPRF World Championship.

Team Canada 🇨🇦

Coming off an impressive 3rd Overall Team finish at the 2025 Rimfire World Championship, Team Canada continues to establish itself as a force on the international stage. Canadian competitor Etienne Vachon earned a 3rd place finish in the MIL/LEO division in 2024, and is set to return to the world stage in Texas this September.

Built on grit, sportsmanship, and precision, Team Canada represents a growing and passionate precision community from coast to coast. As they prepare to take on the world’s best, we’re excited to welcome them to Texas for the 2026 IPRF World Championship.

Stay tuned as we continue introducing the teams representing their nations on the road to Texas, and swipe to see some moments from Team Canada’s journey on the world stage!

Registration for the 2026 IPRF World Championship is now open 🔥

Registration is officially OPEN 🔥

You’ve received your invite to the 2026 IPRF World Championship, now it’s time to secure your spot.

All competitors must complete the registration survey first - once submitted, you’ll receive the official match registration link.

A few key notes from USPRA:

• Completion of the survey is required for all competitors
• Factory division shooters running an Accuracy International AT-MC should either wait for the rifle to be added or list it as AT-XC in the model field
• Questions? Connect with your Team Captain(s) for guidance

More match details and updates will be released in the coming weeks, but for now, it’s go time.

We’ll see you on the line this September 🇺🇸🌎

How the IPRF World Championship Team Format Works 🌍🎯

At the IPRF World Championships, athletes compete both individually and as part of their national team.

Each nation can field up to 4 athletes per division (6 for Open Division) with the top 3 scores counting toward the team total. The nation with the highest combined score earns the title of World Champions.

At the same time, every athlete’s performance also counts toward individual rankings, where competitors battle for Individual World Championship titles within their division and category.

One match. Two titles. National pride and individual glory on the line.

As we count down to September in Texas, we’re proud to begin highlighting the national teams representing their countries at the IPRF World Championship.

First up: Team Australia 🇦🇺

Fresh off a 2025 Rimfire World Championship win by Michael Blackburn, and a 4th Overall Team finish in 2024, Australia continues to prove itself as a powerhouse in competition. Now their centerfire team is preparing to take on the world’s best in Texas.

We’re excited to welcome Team Australia as they travel across the globe to compete on the international stage.

Stay tuned as we continue introducing the teams representing their nations on the road to Texas, and swipe to see some photos from Team Australia’s World Championship appearance in 2024!

Please be aware of this important detail to our recent announcement for Limited Division competitors.

‼️ Please see this important update for Limited Division Competitors.

The road to Rimfire Worlds leads to Lithuania 🇱🇹

We’re thrilled to announce that the 2027 IPRF Rimfire World Championship is coming to one of Europe’s premier shooting destinations in September 2027.

More details to come.