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300 m standard rifle
International Sports Shooting Federation event
International Sports Shooting Federation event
300 m standard rifle is one of the ISSF shooting events. It is similar to 300 metre rifle but there are more restrictions on the rifle (quite similar to those in 10 metre air rifle). The course of fire is a three positions program of 3x20 shots. This event is based in competitions with army-style rifles, and in this form dates back at least to the 19th century, although the early championships had a true army rifle event, using the model of the host country's choice. The standard rifle event as such was introduced in 1947.
300 metre standard rifle is also on the program of the CISM military world championships.
Equipment
The rifle must satisfy dimensional, weight, and other requirements stipulated in the rulebook. Iron sights, rather than telescopic or other sights must be used, and muzzle brakes are not permitted. Trigger pull weight must be at least 1,500 grams, rifle weight may not exceed 5.5 kg, and barrel may not be longer than 762 mm. The calibre may not exceed 8 mm, although 6 mm BR is the most common. The same rifle must be used in all positions without any changes except adjustment of the butt plate, handstop or rear sight.
World Championships, Men
| Year | Place | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [1947](1947-issf-world-shooting-championships) | SWE Stockholm | Kurt Johansson | Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | Otto Horber |
| [1949](1949-issf-world-shooting-championships) | ARG Buenos Aires | Isac Holger Erben | Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | Harvey Dias Villela |
| [1952](1952-issf-world-shooting-championships) | NOR Oslo | August Hollenstein | Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | Arthur Charles Jackson |
| [1954](1954-issf-world-shooting-championships) | VEN Caracas | Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | Anders Helge Kvissberg | Matallana J. |
| [1958](1958-issf-world-shooting-championships) | URS Moscow | Anatoly Tilik | Moysey Itkis | Boris Pereberin |
| 1962 | Egypt Cairo | Pauli Aapeli Janhonen | Verle Franklin Jun. Wright | Andrey Jakonyuk |
| 1966 | FRG Wiesbaden | Ludwig Lustberg | Vladimir Konyakhin | Gary Anderson |
| 1970 | USA Phoenix | John Robert Foster | Vladimir Agishev | Valentin Kornev |
| 1974 | SUI Thun | David Kimes | Lones Wigger | John Robert Foster |
| 1978 | KOR Seoul | David Kimes | Yves Prouzet | Malcolm Cooper |
| 1982 | VEN Caracas | Harald Stenvaag | Lones Wigger | Vladimir Lvov |
| 1986 | SWE Skövde | Malcolm Cooper | Harald Stenvaag | Mauri Roeppaenen |
| 1990 | URS Moscow | Glenn Dubis | Norbert Sturny | Malcolm Cooper |
| 1994 | ITA Tolmezzo | Jukka Salonen | Milan Bakeš | Harri Marjala |
| 1998 | ESP Zaragoza | Espen Berg-Knutsen | Rudolf Krenn | Stephen Goff |
| [2002](2002-issf-world-shooting-championships) | FIN Lahti | Marcel Bürge | Milan Mach | Arild Roeyseth |
| [2006](2006-issf-world-shooting-championships) | CRO Zagreb | Thomas Farnik | Per Sandberg | Vebjørn Berg |
| [2010](2010-issf-world-shooting-championships) | GER Munich | Josselin Henry | Robert Markoja | Vebjørn Berg |
| [2014](2014-issf-world-shooting-championships) | ESP Granada | Cyril Graff | Ole-Kristian Bryhn | Marcel Bürge |
| [2018](2018-issf-world-shooting-championships) | KOR Changwon | Aleksi Leppä | Karl Olsson | Odd Arne Brekne |
World Championships, Men's Team
| Year | Place | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [1947](1947-issf-world-shooting-championships) | SWE Stockholm | SWE Sweden | ||
| Uno Hilding Berg | ||||
| Isac Holger Erben | ||||
| Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | ||||
| Kurt Johansson | ||||
| Wickstroem T. | SUI Switzerland | |||
| Otto Horber | ||||
| Ernst Tellenbach | ||||
| Karl Zimmermann | ||||
| Emil Gruenig | ||||
| Robert Bürchler | ARG Argentina | |||
| Antonio Ando | ||||
| Juan Pablo de Marchi | ||||
| Pablo Cagnasso | ||||
| Casaza J. | ||||
| Antonio Ortiz | ||||
| [1949](1949-issf-world-shooting-championships) | ARG Buenos Aires | SWE Sweden | ||
| Uno Hilding Berg | ||||
| Isac Holger Erben | ||||
| Sven Dessle | ||||
| Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | ||||
| Kurt Johansson | YUG Yugoslavia | |||
| Pero Cestnik | ||||
| Jovan Kratohvil | ||||
| Milovan Mihorko | ||||
| Momir Markovic | ||||
| Stevo Prauhardt | SUI Switzerland | |||
| Robert Bürchler | ||||
| Emil Gruenig | ||||
| Otto Horber | ||||
| Werner Jakober | ||||
| Ernst Kramer | ||||
| [1952](1952-issf-world-shooting-championships) | NOR Oslo | SUI Switzerland | ||
| Clavadetscher G. | ||||
| Robert Bürchler | ||||
| Emil Gruenig | ||||
| Otto Horber | ||||
| August Hollenstein | SWE Sweden | |||
| Uno Hilding Berg | ||||
| Isac Holger Erben | ||||
| Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | ||||
| Kurt Johansson | ||||
| Anders Helge Kvissberg | NOR Norway | |||
| Mauritz Amundsen | ||||
| Halvor Kongsjorden | ||||
| Odd Sannes | ||||
| Thurmann-Nielsen O. | ||||
| [1954](1954-issf-world-shooting-championships) | VEN Caracas | SWE Sweden | ||
| Uno Hilding Berg | ||||
| Isac Holger Erben | ||||
| Walther Sigfrid Fröstell | ||||
| Anders Helge Kvissberg | ||||
| Ohlsson O. | YUG Yugoslavia | |||
| Gradimir Boncic | ||||
| Josip Ćuk | ||||
| Bogdan Jez | ||||
| Zlatko Mašek | ||||
| Stevo Prauhardt | FIN Finland | |||
| Esa Einari Kervinen | ||||
| Jari Paelve | ||||
| Mikko Johannes Nordquist | ||||
| Jorma Tuomas Taitto | ||||
| Vilho Ilmari Ylönen | ||||
| [1958](1958-issf-world-shooting-championships) | URS Moscow | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Moysey Itkis | ||||
| Iosif Meytin | ||||
| Anatoly Tilik | ||||
| Boris Pereberin | ||||
| Viktor Shamburkin | YUG Yugoslavia | |||
| Vladimir Grozdanović | ||||
| Kresimir Anic | ||||
| Dragoljub Milenkovic | ||||
| Miroslav Stojanović | ||||
| Miodrag Zivanovic | FIN Finland | |||
| Pauli Aapeli Janhonen | ||||
| Esa Einari Kervinen | ||||
| Parkkari K. | ||||
| Jorma Tuomas Taitto | ||||
| Vilho Ilmari Ylönen | ||||
| 1962 | Egypt Cairo | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Vasily Borisov | ||||
| Moysey Itkis | ||||
| Andrey Jakonyuk | ||||
| Eduard Jarosh | NOR Norway | |||
| Jon Istad | ||||
| Thormod Næs | ||||
| Olay Medaas | ||||
| Axel Marthinsen | FIN Finland | |||
| Pauli Aapeli Janhonen | ||||
| Esa Einari Kervinen | ||||
| Antti Rissanen | ||||
| Vilho Ilmari Ylönen | ||||
| 1966 | FRG Wiesbaden | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Eduard Jarosh | ||||
| Vladimir Konyakhin | ||||
| Yuri Kudryashov | ||||
| Ludwig Lustberg | SUI Switzerland | |||
| August Hollenstein | ||||
| Kurt Mueller | ||||
| Hans Simonet | ||||
| Erwin Vogt | USA United States of America | |||
| Donald Adams | ||||
| Gary Anderson | ||||
| Martin Gunnarsson | ||||
| Bill Krilling | ||||
| 1970 | USA Phoenix | URS Soviet Union | ||
| Vladimir Agishev | ||||
| Viktor Avilov | ||||
| Valentin Kornev | ||||
| Yuri Kudryashov | USA United States of America | |||
| Lanny Bassham | ||||
| John Robert Foster | ||||
| Bruce Meredith | ||||
| Lones Wigger | POL Poland | |||
| Barnaba Fandier | ||||
| Eugeniusz Pędzisz | ||||
| Andrzej Sieledcow | ||||
| Andrzej Trajda | ||||
| 1974 | SUI Thun | USA United States of America | ||
| David Boyd | ||||
| John Robert Foster | ||||
| David Kimes | ||||
| Lones Wigger | URS Soviet Union | |||
| Vladimir Agishev | ||||
| Valentin Kornev | ||||
| Gennadi Lushikov | ||||
| Boris Melnik | TCH Czechoslovakia | |||
| Karel Bulan | ||||
| Petr Kovářík | ||||
| František Prokop | ||||
| Antonín Schwarz | ||||
| 1978 | KOR Seoul | USA United States of America | ||
| Boyd Goldsby | ||||
| David Kimes | ||||
| Lones Wigger | ||||
| Webster Wright | SUI Switzerland | |||
| Kuno Bertschy | ||||
| Pierre-Alain Dufaux | ||||
| Walter Inderbitzin | ||||
| Robert Weilenmann | FIN Finland | |||
| Osmo Ala-Honkola | ||||
| Juhani Laakso | ||||
| Jaakko Minkkinen | ||||
| Mauri Roeppaenen | ||||
| 1982 | VEN Caracas | SUI Switzerland | ||
| Hans Braem | ||||
| Martin Billeter | ||||
| Kuno Bertschy | ||||
| Beat Carabin | NOR Norway | |||
| Tore Hartz | ||||
| Trond Kjøll | ||||
| Geir Skirbekk | ||||
| Harald Stenvaag | URS Soviet Union | |||
| Victor Daniltchenko | ||||
| Vladimir Lvov | ||||
| Gennadi Lushikov | ||||
| Viktor Vlasov | ||||
| 1986 | SWE Skövde | FIN Finland | ||
| Kalle Leskinen | ||||
| Mauri Roeppaenen | ||||
| Ralf Westerlund | USA United States of America | |||
| Glenn Dubis | ||||
| David Kimes | ||||
| Lones Wigger | URS Soviet Union | |||
| Alexander Bulkin | ||||
| Alexander Mitrofanov | ||||
| Viktor Vlasov | ||||
| 1990 | URS Moscow | USA United States of America | ||
| Bradley Carnes | ||||
| Glenn Dubis | ||||
| Stephen Goff | SUI Switzerland | |||
| Heinz Braem | ||||
| Pierre-Alain Dufaux | ||||
| Norbert Sturny | FIN Finland | |||
| Kalle Leskinen | ||||
| Tapio Säynevirta | ||||
| Ralf Westerlund | ||||
| 1994 | ITA Tolmezzo | USA United States of America | ||
| Glenn Dubis | ||||
| Robert Foth | ||||
| Webster Wright III | FIN Finland | |||
| Harri Marjala | ||||
| Tapio Säynevirta | ||||
| Jukka Salonen | GER Germany | |||
| Christian Bauer | ||||
| Rudolf Krenn | ||||
| Bernd Ruecker | ||||
| 1998 | ESP Zaragoza | USA United States of America | ||
| Robert Foth | ||||
| Stephen Goff | ||||
| Glenn Dubis | SUI Switzerland | |||
| Olivier Cottagnoud | ||||
| Norbert Sturny | ||||
| Beat Stadler | FIN Finland | |||
| Erkki Matilainen | ||||
| Jukka Salonen | ||||
| Tapio Säynevirta | ||||
| [2002](2002-issf-world-shooting-championships) | FIN Lahti | SUI Switzerland | ||
| Marcel Bürge | ||||
| Daniel Burger | ||||
| Norbert Sturny | CZE Czech Republic | |||
| Milan Bakeš | ||||
| Milan Mach | ||||
| Lubos Opelka | USA United States of America | |||
| Glenn Dubis | ||||
| Jason Parker | ||||
| Thomas Tamas | ||||
| [2006](2006-issf-world-shooting-championships) | CRO Zagreb | BLR Belarus | ||
| Anatoli Klimenko | ||||
| Vitali Bubnovich | ||||
| Sergei Martynov | NOR Norway | |||
| Vebjørn Berg | ||||
| Hans Bakken | ||||
| Espen Berg-Knutsen | USA United States of America | |||
| Stephen Goff | ||||
| Jason Parker | ||||
| Robert Harbison | ||||
| [2010](2010-issf-world-shooting-championships) | GER Munich | SUI Switzerland | ||
| Beat Müller | ||||
| Marcel Bürge | ||||
| Olivier Schaffter | NOR Norway | |||
| Vebjørn Berg | ||||
| Ole-Kristian Bryhn | ||||
| Stian Bogar | SLO Slovenia | |||
| Robert Markoja | ||||
| Rajmond Debevec | ||||
| Dusan Zisko | ||||
| [2014](2014-issf-world-shooting-championships) | ESP Granada | NOR Norway | ||
| Odd Arne Brekne | ||||
| Kim Andre Lund | ||||
| Ole-Kristian Bryhn | SUI Switzerland | |||
| Marcel Bürge | ||||
| Claude-Alain Delley | ||||
| Olivier Schaffter | FRA France | |||
| Valérian Sauveplane | ||||
| Josselin Henry | ||||
| Cyril Graff | ||||
| [2018](2018-issf-world-shooting-championships) | KOR Changwon | NOR Norway | ||
| Odd Arne Brekne | ||||
| Kim Andre Lund | ||||
| Ole-Kristian Bryhn | KOR Republic of Korea | |||
| Choi Young Jeon | ||||
| Lee Won-Gyu | ||||
| Cheon Min Ho | SUI Switzerland | |||
| Jan Lochbihler | ||||
| Gilles Vincent Dufaux | ||||
| Andrea Rossi |
World Championships, total medals
Current world records
| Current world records in 300 metre standard rifle | 1765 | 590 |
|---|---|---|
| Men (ISSF) | ||
| Teams | (Wear, Lund, Claussen) | 24 September 2019 |
| Men (CISM) | Individual | Steffen Olsen |
| Kim Andre Lund |
References
References
- "Rifle Rules – 10m Air Rifle, 50m Rifle, 300m Rifle, 300m Standard Rifle". issf-sports.org.
- "Historical Results – European Championships". issf-sports.org.
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