10 m Air Pistol Men Number of shots: 60 + 10 Olympic Games: Since 1988 World Championships: Since 1970 Abbreviation: AP60 Women Number of shots: 40 + 10 Olympic Games: Since 1988 World Championships: Since 1970 Abbreviation: AP40 10 m Air Pistol is one of the ISSF shooting events. It is similar to 10 m Air Rifle in that the program consists of 60 shots within 105 minutes for men, and 40 shots within 75 minutes for women. It is also similar to 50 m Pistol despite the shorter distance and the use of airguns, and most top-level shooters compete in both events. Before the competition shots, but within the time limit, the shooter may fire an unlimited number of sighting shots. The target. Current world records Men - Qualification 593 Sergei Pyzhianov 1989, Munich Team 1756 China Russia 2000, Langkawi 2004, Győr Men - Final 695.1 593+102.1 Sergei Pyzhianov 1989, Munich Junior Male 587 Leonid Ekimov 2006, Guangzhou Team 1726 Ukraine Russia China 2001, Pontevedra 2006, Moscow 2006, Zagreb Women - Qualification 393 Svetlana Smirnova 1998, Munich Team 1161 Russia 1993, Brno Women - Final 493.5 390+103.5 Ren Jie 1999, Munich Junior Female 391 Marija Mladenovic 1995, Milan Team 1146 China 2002, Lahti Olympic and World Champions (Men) Year Individual Team Olympics 1988 Olympics, Seoul Tanyu Kiriakov  Bulgaria 1992 Olympics, Barcelona Wang Yifu  China 1996 Olympics, Atlanta Roberto Di Donna  Italy 2000 Olympics, Sydney Franck Dumoulin  France 2004 Olympics, Athens Wang Yifu  China World Championsip 1970 WCH, Phoenix Kornel Marosvari  Hungary USSR 1974 WCH, Thun Grigori Kosych USSR USSR 1978 WCH, Seoul Paavo Palokangas  Finland  Finland 1979 AWCH, Seoul Geoffrey Robinson  United Kingdom  Sweden 1981 AWCH, Santo Domingo Don Nygord USA  Bulgaria 1982 WCH, Caracas Vladas Turla USSR USSR 1983 AWCH, Innsbruck Ragnar Skanåker  Sweden USSR 1985 AWCH, Mexico City Rolf Beutler  Switzerland USSR 1986 WCH, Suhl Igor Basinski USSR USSR 1987 AWCH, Budapest Zoltan Papanitz USSR USSR 1989 AWCH, Sarajevo Sergei Pyzhianov USSR USSR 1990 WCH, Moscow Bernardo Tobar  Colombia USSR 1991 AWCH, Stavanger Uwe Potteck  Germany USSR 1994 WCH, Milan Franck Dumoulin  France  China 1998 WCH, Barcelona Wang Yifu  China  China 2002 WCH, Lahti Mikhail Nestruev  Russia  Russia 2006 WCH, Zagreb Pang Wei  China  China Junior World Championship 1989 AWCH, Sarajevo Andrei Kandikov USSR  Hungary 1991 AWCH, Stavanger Kanstantsin Lukashyk USSR  France 1994 WCH, Milan Alexander Wiskepzev USSR  Hungary 1998 WCH, Barcelona Teemu Tiainen  Finland  Germany 2002 WCH, Lahti Denis Koulakov  Russia  Republic of Korea 2006 WCH, Zagreb Pu Qifeng  China  China Olympic and World Champions (Women) Year Individual Team Olympics 1988 Olympics, Seoul Jasna Šekarić Yugoslavia 1992 Olympics, Barcelona Marina Logvinenko 1996 Olympics, Atlanta Olga Klochneva  Russia 2000 Olympics, Sydney Tao Luna  China 2004 Olympics, Athens Olena Kostevych  Ukraine World Championsip 1970 WCH, Phoenix Sally Carroll USA USSR 1974 WCH, Thun Zinaida Simonian USSR 1978 WCH, Seoul Kerstin Hansson  Sweden  Sweden 1979 AWCH, Seoul Ruby Fox USA USA 1981 AWCH, Santo Domingo Nonna Kalinina USSR USSR 1982 WCH, Caracas Marina Dobrantcheva USSR USSR 1983 AWCH, Innsbruck Kerstin Bodin  Sweden  Sweden 1985 AWCH, Mexico City Marina Dobrantcheva USSR USSR 1986 WCH, Suhl Anke Voelker  East Germany USSR 1987 AWCH, Budapest Jasna Brajković Yugoslavia USSR 1989 AWCH, Sarajevo Nino Salukvadze USSR  West Germany 1990 WCH, Moscow Jasna Šekarić Yugoslavia USSR 1991 AWCH, Stavanger Marina Logvinenko USSR USSR 1994 WCH, Milan Jasna Šekarić  Serbia and Montenegro  China 1998 WCH, Barcelona Munkhbayar Dorjsuren Mongolia  Russia 2002 WCH, Lahti Olena Kostevych  Ukraine  Russia 2006 WCH, Zagreb Natalia Paderina  Russia  China Junior World Championship 1989 AWCH, Sarajevo Miroslawa Sagun  Poland  Poland 1991 AWCH, Stavanger Stefanie Koch  Germany  France 1994 WCH, Milan Karen Macary  France  Denmark 1998 WCH, Barcelona Viktoria Chaika  Belgium  Hungary 2002 WCH, Lahti Katarzyna Szymanska  Poland  China 2006 WCH, Zagreb Brankica Zaric  Serbia and Montenegro  China ISSF shooting events 300 m Rifle | 300 m Standard Rifle | 50 m Rifle | 10 m Air Rifle 50 m Pistol | 25 m Pistol | 25 m Rapid Fire Pistol | 25 m Center-Fire Pistol | 25 m Standard Pistol | 10 m Air Pistol Trap | Double Trap | Skeet 50 m Running Target | 10 m Running Target Search Term: "10_m_Air_Pistol" Categories: ISSF shooting events | Handgun shooting sports

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