Olympic champion shooting
This list is part of the list of Olympic champions in shooting . It lists all medal winners in shooting sports competitions at the Summer Olympics . The list is structured according to competitions that are currently part of the competition program and competitions that are no longer held.
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1 Today's Competitions
2 Competitions that are no longer held
2.1 Army rifle 200 meters 2.2 Army rifle standing 300 meters 2.3 Army rifle kneeling 300 meters 2.4 Army rifle lying 300 meters 2.5 Army rifle prone 300 meters, crew 2.6 Army rifle, three-position combat 300 meters 2.7 Army rifle, three position combat, 300 meters, crew 2.8 Army rifle 4 ranges, crew 2.9 Army rifle 6 ranges, crew 2.10 Army rifle standing 300 meters, crew 2.11 Army rifle 300 meters, any position 2.12 Army rifle 600 meters, any position 2.13 Army rifle prone 600 meters 2.14 Army rifle prone 600 meters, crew 2.15 Army rifle prone 300 and 600 meters, crew 2.16 Army revolver 25 meters 2.17 Army revolver 30 meters 2.18 Army revolver 30 meters, crew 2.19 Dueling pistol 20 meters 2.20 dueling pistol 25 meters 2.21 Free pistol 50 meters 2.22 Free pistol 50 meters, crew 2.23 Free rifle 300 meters, any position 2.24 Free rifle three position fight 300 meters 2.25 Free rifle, three-position fight, 300 meters, team 2.26 Free rifle 400, 600 and 800 meters 2.27 Free rifle 400, 600 and 800 meters, crew 2.28 Free rifle 1000 yards (914.40 meters) 2.29 Small bore rifle 50 yards (45.72 meters) and 100 yards (91.44 meters), fixed target 2.30 small bore rifle 25 yards (22.86 meters), moving target 2.31 small bore rifle 25 meters, disappearing target 2.32 small bore rifle 25 meters, disappearing target, crew 2.33 Small bore rifle, prone 50 meters 2.34 Small bore rifle, prone 50 meters, crew 2.35 Small bore rifle standing 50 meters 2.36 Small bore rifle standing 50 meters, crew 2.37 Running stag 100 meters single shot 2.38 Running stag 100 meters single shot, team 2.39 Running stag 100 meters double shot 2.40 Running stag 100 meters double shot, team 2.41 Running stag 100 meters single and double shot 2.42 Running target, 10 meters 2.43 Running target, 50 meters 2.44 double trap 2.45 trap, crew
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Today's competitions Small caliber rifle, three-position fight, 50 meters From 1968 to 1980 this discipline was open to men and women. So was Margaret Murdock in 1976 to win a silver medal.
Air rifle 10 meters Air pistol 10 meters Rapid fire pistol 25 meters From 1968 to 1980 this discipline was open to men and women. However, no woman could win a medal.
Skeet From 1968 to 1992 this discipline was open to men and women. In 1992 , Zhang Shan won a gold medal.
Trap From 1968 to 1992 this discipline was open to men and women. However, no woman could win a medal.
Competitions that are no longer held Army rifle 200 meters Army rifle standing 300 meters Army rifle kneeling 300 meters Army rifle lying 300 meters
Army rifle lying 300 meters, crew
Army rifle three-position fight 300 meters
Army rifle three-position fight 300 meters, crew
Army rifle 4 ranges, crew
The shooting was over 200, 400, 500 and 600 meters.
Army rifle 6 ranges, crew
The shooting was over 200, 500, 600, 800, 900 and 1000 yards (182.88 m, 457.20 m, 548.64 m, 731.22 m, 822.96 m and 914.40 m).
Army rifle standing 300 meters, crew
Army rifle 300 meters, any position
Army rifle 600 meters, any position
Army rifle lying 600 meters
Army rifle lying 600 meters, crew
Army rifle lying 300 and 600 meters, crew
Army revolver 25 meters Army revolver 30 meters
Army revolver 30 meters, crew
Dueling pistol 20 meters Dueling pistol 25 meters Free pistol 50 meters From 1968 to 1980 this discipline was open to men and women. However, no woman could win a medal.
Free pistol 50 yards, crew
Free rifle 300 meters, any position
Free rifle three position fight 300 meters Between 1968 and 1972 this discipline was open to men and women. However, no woman could win a medal.
Free rifle three-position fight 300 meters, team
Free rifle 400, 600 and 800 meters
Free rifle 400, 600 and 800 meters, crew
Free rifle 1000 yards (914.40 meters)
Small bore rifle 50 yards (45.72 meters) and 100 yards (91.44 meters), fixed target
Small bore rifle 25 yards (22.86 meters), moving target
Small bore rifle 25 meters, disappearing target
Small bore rifle 25 meters, disappearing target, crew
Small caliber rifle lying 50 meters From 1968 to 1980 this discipline was open to men and women. However, no woman could win a medal.
Small caliber rifle lying 50 meters, crew
Small bore rifle standing 50 meters
Small caliber rifle standing 50 meters, crew
Running deer 100 meters single shot
Running deer 100 meters single shot, team
Running stag 100 meters double shot
Running stag 100 meters double shot, team
Running deer 100 meters single and double shot
Running target, 10 meters
Running target, 50 meters
Between 1972 and 1980 this discipline was open to men and women. However, no woman could win a medal.
Double trap
Trap, crew
Remarks
↑ A muzzle-loading pistol was used.
↑ a b c d e f g h i j The 1906 Olympic Intermediate Games are not recognized by the IOC.
^ The 1906 Olympic Intermediate Games are not recognized by the IOC. It was not shot with the standard army rifle, but with an army rifle from 1874.
↑ The service revolver was fired from a distance of 25 meters.
^ The 1906 Olympic Intermediate Games are not recognized by the IOC. In this competition, the standard service revolver was not used, but the model from 1874.
↑ It was shot from a distance of 30 meters.
↑ a b It was shot from a distance of 50 yards (45.72 meters).
↑ It was shot from a distance of 25 yards (22.86 meters).
↑ You could choose the shooting position freely.
↑ a b Before 1917 Finland and Russia were two countries linked by a personal union. Although the Finns had their own team, they used the Russian flag and anthem.
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