Shooting at the 1974 Asian Games

Shooting sports at the 1974 Asian Games was held in Aryamehr Sport Complex Shooting Range, Tehran, Iran between 2 September 1974 and 7 September 1974.

Shooting at the 1974 Asian Games
Venue	Shahanshahi Club Aryamehr Sport Complex
Dates	2–7 September

Shooting comprised eleven individual and eleven team events, all open to both men and women. Each team could enter four shooters per event but only one score from each country counts in the individual competitions.[1]

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
10 m air pistol	Jin Chunba  China	Baek Il-hyon  North Korea	Vichit Chiewvej  Thailand
10 m air pistol team	Thailand Vichit Chiewvej	North Korea Baek Il-hyon	China Jin Chunba
25 m center fire pistol	Hiroyuki Akatsuka  Japan	Yang Qiang  China	Tüdeviin Myagmarjav  Mongolia
25 m center fire pistol team	China Bao Saina Su Zhibo Yang Qiang Zhu Huayu	Thailand Vichit Chiewvej Ratana Krajangphot Viraj Visessiri Boriboon Vutiphagdee	South Korea Kim Dal-hyup Kim Yong-bae Ko Min-joon Park Jong-kil
25 m rapid fire pistol	Yun Chang-ho  North Korea	Kanji Kubo  Japan	Zhang Runlong  China
25 m rapid fire pistol team	North Korea Jun Sang-chol Kim Heung-doo Yun Chang-ho Yun Eung-mook	China Lu Zongjian Wei Xinghang Zhang Rongguo Zhang Runlong	Japan Hiroyuki Akatsuka Takeo Kamachi Kanji Kubo Makoto Shiraishi
25 m standard pistol	Baek Il-hang  North Korea	Hiroyuki Akatsuka  Japan	Song Woong-ik  South Korea
25 m standard pistol team	Japan Hiroyuki Akatsuka Takeo Kamachi Kazunori Kiyosue Kanji Kubo	North Korea Baek Il-hang Jun Sang-chol Kim Su-il Yun Chang-ho	South Korea Kim Dal-hyup Kim Yong-bae Park Jong-kil Song Woong-ik
50 m pistol	Su Zhibo  China	Masanobu Ohata  Japan	Sutham Aswanit  Thailand
50 m pistol team	China Jin Chunba Qi Kefa Su Zhibao Yang Qiang	Japan Masanobu Ohata Isamu Suzuki Shinji Takahashi Shigetoshi Tashiro	Thailand Sutham Aswanit Somsak Chaiyarate Ratana Krajangphot Veera Uppapong
10 m air rifle	Ri Ho-jun  North Korea	Kwon Jeong-keon  South Korea	Paisarn Chamornmarn  Thailand
10 m air rifle team	North Korea Ri Ho-jun	South Korea Kim Il-hwan Kwon Jeong-keon Lee Bum-hyuk Nam Sang-wan	Japan Takeo Imamura
50 m rifle prone	Sachio Hosokawa  Japan	Ri Yun-hae  North Korea	Li Bingyou  China
50 m rifle prone team	North Korea Choi Chang-yoon Han Dong-kyu Kim Gyong-ho Ri Yun-hae	South Korea Choi Chung-seok Chu Hwa-il Huh Wook-bong Lee Kyun	Japan Kumeo Fukasawa Sachio Hosokawa Kaoru Matsuo Michiharu Ozaki
50 m rifle 3 positions	Han Dong-kyu  North Korea	Ge Weilie  China	Huh Wook-bong  South Korea
50 m rifle 3 positions team	North Korea Han Dong-kyu Kim Gyong-ho Ri Ho-jun Son Sung-hoon	China Cui Shunyou Ge Weilie Leng Guiying Liu Weisheng	Japan Minoru Ito Kaoru Matsuo Michiharu Ozaki Nobuhisa Tachibana
50 m standard rifle 3 positions	Han Dong-kyu  North Korea	Leng Guiying  China	Somporn Onzhim  Thailand
50 m standard rifle 3 positions team	North Korea Choi Chang-yoon Han Dong-kyu Kim Gyong-ho Ri Ho-jun	China Cui Shunyou Leng Guiying Li Xiaohui Liu Weisheng	Thailand Paisarn Chamornmarn Chawalit Kamutchati Somporn Onzhim Padet Vejsawarn
Trap	Jitsuka Matsuoka  Japan	Karni Singh  India	George Earnshaw  Philippines
Trap team	Japan T. Hisashi Toshiyasu Ishige Jitsuka Matsuoka Masao Obara	Thailand Vudha Bhirombhakdi Pavitr Gajaseni Dipya Mongkollugsana Phairoj Rodjaroen	South Korea Choi Jung-yong Kim Nam-gu Lee Chong-tae Yun Moo-ung
Skeet	Taro Aso  Japan	Lee Seung-kyun  South Korea	Karni Singh  India
Skeet team	South Korea Chang Je-keun Lee Seung-kyun Park Do-geun Suh Hyun-joo	Japan Taro Aso Jitsuka Matsuoka H. Takamatsu Kazumi Watanabe	Malaysia Stanley Lim Ally Ong Yap Pow Thong Edmund Yong

Medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	North Korea (PRK)	10	4	0	14
2	Japan (JPN)	6	5	4	15
3	China (CHN)	4	6	3	13
4	South Korea (KOR)	1	4	5	10
5	Thailand (THA)	1	2	6	9
6	India (IND)	0	1	1	2
7	Malaysia (MAL)	0	0	1	1
	Mongolia (MGL)	0	0	1	1
	Philippines (PHI)	0	0	1	1
Totals (9 nations)		22	22	22	66

References

1. "China strike the golden target". The Straits Times. 3 September 1974. Retrieved 23 January 2012.

• ISSF Results Overview
• New Straits Times, September 3–8, 1974
• The Straits Times, September 3–8, 1974

External links

• Asian Shooting Federation