The men’s Military Rifle, Any Position (200 metres) at the 1896 Olympic Games was a precision shooting event in which competitors fired a series of shots at fixed targets over a distance of 200 metres. As in the other 1896 shooting contests, the scoring system rewarded both the value of each shot and the number of successful hits within each string. The event reflected the military rifle traditions of the period and tested accuracy, control, and consistency under early Olympic competition conditions.
Incomplete dataset mode: event rankings may include manual aggregate data and partial official results.
| Rank | Participant | Status | Points | Targets Hit | Quality |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pantelis Karasevdas | FINISHED | 2350 points | 40 | PARTIAL |
| 2 | Pavlos Pavlidis | FINISHED | 1978 points | 38 | PARTIAL |
| 3 | Nikolaos Trikoupis | FINISHED | 1713 points | 34 | PARTIAL |
| 4 | Anastasios Metaxas | FINISHED | 1701 points | - | PARTIAL |
| 5 | Georgios Orfanidis | FINISHED | 1698 points | - | PARTIAL |
| 6 | Viggo Jensen | FINISHED | 1640 points | 30 | PARTIAL |
| 7 | Georgios Diamantis | FINISHED | 1456 points | - | PARTIAL |
| 8 | Albert Baumann | FINISHED | 1294 points | - | PARTIAL |
| 9 | Ioannis Theofilakis | FINISHED | 1261 points | - | PARTIAL |
| 10 | Sidney Merlin | FINISHED | 1156 points | - | PARTIAL |
| 11 | Alexios Fetsis | FINISHED | 894 points | - | PARTIAL |
| 12 | Eugen Schmidt | FINISHED | 845 points | 26 | PARTIAL |
| 12 | Spyridon Stais | FINISHED | - | - | PARTIAL |
| 14 | Charles Waldstein | FINISHED | - | - | PARTIAL |
| 14 | Machonet | FINISHED | - | - | PARTIAL |
| 14 | Giuseppe Rivabella | FINISHED | - | - | PARTIAL |
| 14 | Aristovoulos Petmezas | FINISHED | - | - | PARTIAL |
| 14 | Albin Lermusiaux | FINISHED | - | - | PARTIAL |
| 14 | G. Karagiannopoulos | FINISHED | - | - | PARTIAL |
| - | Holger Nielsen | DNF | - | - | PARTIAL |