Shooting at the 1992 Summer Paralympics

Shooting
at the IX Paralympic Games

Paralympic Shooting

Shooting at the 1992 Summer Paralympics consisted of 16 events.

Medal summary

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's air pistol SH1
 Branimir Jovanovski
Independent Paralympic Participants (IPP)
 Radomir Rakonjac
Independent Paralympic Participants (IPP)
 Young Soo Kang
South Korea (KOR)
Men's air pistol SH2
 Pierre Guivarch
France (FRA)
 Jae Hwan Paik
South Korea (KOR)
 Philippe Michoux
France (FRA)
Men's air rifle standing SH1
 Aloys Schneider
Germany (GER)
 Jin Dong Jung
South Korea (KOR)
 Robert Cooper
Great Britain (GBR)
Men's air rifle standing SH2
 Jonas Jacobsson
Sweden (SWE)
 Johann Brunner
Germany (GER)
 Serge Pittard
France (FRA)
Mixed air pistol SH1–3
 Ruzica Aleksov
Independent Paralympic Participants (IPP)
 Lone Overbye
Denmark (DEN)
 Heather Kuttai
Canada (CAN)
Mixed air rifle 3×40 SH2
 Johann Brunner
Germany (GER)
 Anders Lundvall
Sweden (SWE)
 Jonas Jacobsson
Sweden (SWE)
Mixed air rifle 3×40 SH3
 Siegmar Henker
Germany (GER)
 Kazimierz Mechula
Denmark (DEN)
 Joo Sik Lee
South Korea (KOR)
Mixed air rifle 3×40 SH4
 Santo Mangano
Italy (ITA)
 Charlotte Streton
Denmark (DEN)
 Kevin John Hyde
Great Britain (GBR)
Mixed air rifle standing SH1–3
 Deanna Coates
Great Britain (GBR)
 Im Yeon Kim
South Korea (KOR)
 Siegmar Henker
Germany (GER)
Mixed English Match SH1–3
 Aloys Schneider
Germany (GER)
 Jin Dong Jung
South Korea (KOR)
 John Campbell
Great Britain (GBR)
Mixed free pistol SH1–3
 Laszlo Decsi
Canada (CAN)
 Jae Hwan Paik
South Korea (KOR)
 Jan Boonen
Belgium (BEL)
Mixed Olympic Match SH2
 Jonas Jacobsson
Sweden (SWE)
 Johann Brunner
Germany (GER)
 Reino Landstedt
Finland (FIN)
Mixed Olympic Match SH3
 Siegmar Henker
Germany (GER)
 Kazimierz Mechula
Denmark (DEN)
 Oscar De Pellegrin
Italy (ITA)
Mixed Olympic Match SH4
 Charlotte Streton
Denmark (DEN)
 Jan Kristensen
Denmark (DEN)
 Anja Nurmi
Finland (FIN)
Mixed SB free rifle 3×40 SH1–2
 Im Yeon Kim
South Korea (KOR)
 Johann Brunner
Germany (GER)
 Aloys Schneider
Germany (GER)
Mixed sport pistol SH1–3
 Jan Boonen
Belgium (BEL)
 Luis Salgado
Spain (ESP)
 Hubert Aufschnaiter
Austria (AUT)

References


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