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ISSF 50 meter pistol

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World Championships, Men
World Championships, Men Team
World Championships, total medals
World Cup Final
Current world records
Olympic and World Champions

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The 50 meter pistol, formerly and unofficially still often called free pistol, is one of the ISSF shooting events. It provides the purest precision shooting among the pistol events, and is one of the oldest shooting types, dating back to the 19th century and only having seen marginal rule changes since 1936. Most of the changes concern distance (30m, 50m, 50 Yards), caliber (.22 .22lr .44CF), type of pistol (revolver only, revolver or pistol, any pistol), and time allowed (16 hours, 6 hours, 3 hours, 2 hours, 1 hour and 15 minutes) and, most recently, format of the finals (carry over scores, start from zero, number of shots fired in the finals). The target of this event has never changed since 1900, and the distance since 1912. Competitors have been using the small-bore, rim-fire cartridge since 1908. The sport traced back to the beginning of indoor flobert Pistol parlor shooting in Europe during the 1870s, which in turn traced back to 18th century pistol dueling.

The pistol used must be in caliber .22 Long Rifle ammunition, may only be loaded with one round at a time, and have conventional "open" or "iron" sights (i.e. optical and laser sights are not allowed). It must also be held and operated by one hand, and not supported by any other part of the shooter's body. Apart from that, there are practically no rules for the pistol, explaining the former name of the event. Trigger weight may be as low as the shooter pleases, the grip may be designed in any way to enhance comfortable ergonomic fit as long as it does not touch the wrist for support, and there are no restrictions on size and weight. Precision pistols with long barrels, grips fitted to the shooter's hand, very light trigger pull, etc., are often themselves called free pistols.

The course of fire is 60 shots within a maximum time of two hours. The target is the same as in 25 metre center-fire pistol, and with double the distance this explains the lower result level. Five hundred seventy out of the maximum 600 is considered a world-class result. The current world record, 583, was achieved in the World shooting Championships Granada in 2014 by the South Korean Jin Jong-oh.

Most shooters excelling in 50 metre pistol also compete at the same level in 10 metre air pistol, a similar precision event.

The Olympic Committee officially dropped 50m Pistol as a medal event in meetings held in 2018, making the Rio games of 2016 the last for the "Free Pistol" shooters. However, it is still part of other major ISSF competitions; most notably the World Shooting Championships.

World Championships, Men

Year	Place	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1900	FRA}} Paris	Karl Röderer\|SUI}}	Achille Paroche\|FRA}}	Konrad Stäheli\|SUI}}
1901	SUI}} Luzern	Karl Hess\|SUI}}	Louis Richardet\|SUI}}	Raphael Py\|FRA}}
1902	ITA\|1861}} Rome	Karl Hess\|SUI}}	Konrad Staeheli\|SUI}}	Raphael Py\|FRA}}
1903	ARG}} Buenos Aires	Benjamin Segura\|ARG}}	Cesare Valerio\|ITA\|1861}}	Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear\|ARG}}
1904	FRA}} Lyon	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Paul Probst\|SUI}}	Raphael Py\|FRA}}
1905	BEL}} Bruxelles	Julien van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Charles Paumier du Verger\|BEL}}
1906	ITA\|1861}} Milan	Konrad Staeheli\|SUI}}	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Charles Paumier du Verger\|BEL}}
1907	SUI}} Zurich	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Charles Paumier du Verger\|BEL}}	Konrad Staeheli\|SUI}}
1908	AUT\|empire}} Vienna	Richard Fischer\|GER\|empire}}	Cristoforo Buttafava\|ITA\|1861}}	Agoston Dietl\|HUN\|1867}}
1909	GER\|empire}} Hamburg	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Eduard Schmeisser\|GER\|empire}}	Konrad Staeheli\|SUI}}
1910	NED}} Loosduinen	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Eduard Ehricht\|GER\|empire}}	Charles Paumier du Verger\|BEL}}
1911	ITA\|1861}} Rome	Charles Paumier du Verger\|BEL}}	Jean Carrere\|FRA}}	Norbert van Molle\|BEL}}
1912	FRA}} Bayonne Biarritz	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Paul Maujean\|FRA}}	Caspar Widmer\|SUI}}
1913	USA}} Camp Perry	Wilhelm Carlberg\|SWE}}	Alfred Lane\|USA}}	Casimir Reuterskioeld\|SWE}}
1914	DEN}} Viborg	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Mathias Brunner\|SUI}}	Andre Regaud\|FRA}}
1921	FRA}} Lyon	Hans Haenni\|SUI}}	John Thomas\|USA}}	Giancarlo Boriani\|ITA\|1861}}
1922	ITA\|1861}} Milan	Hans Haenni\|SUI}}	Camillo Isnardi\|ITA\|1861}}	Robert Blum\|SUI}}
1923	USA}} Camp Perry	Irving Romaro Calkins\|USA}}	Charles Price\|USA}}	R. G. Wescott\|USA}}
1924	FRA}} Reims	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Christian Lehrman\|DEN}}
1925	SUI}} St. Gallen	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	Robert Blum\|SUI}}	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}
1927	ITA\|1861}} Rome	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	August Wiederkehr\|SUI}}	Charles des Jammonières\|FRA}}
1928	NED}} Loosduinen	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	Charles des Jammonières\|FRA}}	Fritz Zulauf\|SUI}}
1929	SWE}} Stockholm	Fritz Zulauf\|SUI}}	Jakob Fisher\|SUI}}	Oscar Ericsson\|SWE}}
1930	BEL}} Antwerp	Lean Revilliod de Bude\|SUI}}	Marcel Jean Josse Lafortune\|BEL}}	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}
1931	POL}} Lvov	Marcel Bonin\|FRA}}	Vaclav Kreck\|TCH}}	Severin Crivelli\|SUI}}
1933	ESP}} Granada	Torsten Elis Ullman\|SWE}}	Charles des Jammonières\|FRA}}	Severin Crivelli\|SUI}}
1935	ITA\|1861}} Rome	Torsten Elis Ullman\|SWE}}	Erich Krempel\|GER\|1935}}	Walter Buechi\|SUI}}
1937	FIN}} Helsinki	Torsten Elis Ullman\|SWE}}	Walter Buechi\|SUI}}	Jacques Louis Mazoyer\|FRA}}
1939	SUI}} Luzern	Erich Krempel\|GER\|1935}}	Torsten Elis Ullman\|SWE}}	Ambrus Balogh\|HUN\|1920}}
1947	SWE}} Stockholm	Torsten Elis Ullman\|SWE}}	Oscar Bidegain\|ARG}}	Karl Axel Wallen\|SWE}}
1949	ARG}} Buenos Aires	Beat Rhyner\|SUI}}	Harry Wendell Reeves\|USA}}	Angel Leon de Gonzalo\|ESP}}
1952	NOR}} Oslo	Torsten Elis Ullman\|SWE}}	Aeke Lindblom\|SWE}}	Huelet Leo Benner\|USA}}
1954	VEN}} Caracas	Huelet Leo Benner\|USA}}	Torsten Elis Ullman\|SWE}}	Anton Jasinsky\|URS}}
1958	URS}} Moscow	Makhmud Umarov\|URS}}	Alexei Gustchin\|URS}}	Nelson Hayford Lincoln\|USA}}
1962	Egypt}} Cairo	Vladimir Stolipin\|URS}}	Yoshihisa Yoshikawa\|JPN}}	Ludwig Hemauer\|SUI}}
1966	FRG}} Wiesbaden	Vladimir Stolipin\|URS}}	Dencho Denev\|BUL}}	Hynek Hromada\|TCH}}
1970	USA}} Phoenix	Harald Vollmar\|GDR}}	Dencho Denev\|BUL}}	Hynek Hromada\|TCH}}
1974	SUI}} Thun	Georgi Zapolskich\|URS}}	Ivan Nemethy\|TCH}}	Harald Vollmar\|GDR}}
1978	KOR}} Seoul	Moritz Minder\|SUI}}	Ragnar Skanåker\|SWE}}	Karl-Otto Westphalen\|FRG}}
1982	VEN}} Caracas	Ragnar Skanåker\|SWE}}	Alexsander Melentiev\|URS}}	Anatoli Egrishin\|URS}}
1986	GDR}} Suhl	Sergei Pyzhianov\|URS}}	Igor Basinski\|URS}}	Gyula Karacsony\|HUN}}
1990	URS}} Moscow	Spas Koprinkov\|BUL}}	Yifu Wang\|CHN}}	Sergei Pyzhianov\|URS}}
1994	ITA}} Milan	Yifu Wang\|CHN}}	Victor Makarov\|UKR}}	Franck Dumoulin\|FRA}}
1998	ESP}} Barcelona	Franck Dumoulin\|FRA}}	Hans-Juergen Bauer-Neumaier\|GER}}	Igor Basinski\|BLR}}
2002	FIN}} Lahti	Zongliang Tan\|CHN}}	Martin Tenk\|CZE}}	Vladimir Gontcharov\|RUS}}
2006	CRO}} Zagreb	Zongliang Tan\|CHN}}	Vigilio Fait\|ITA}}	Vladimir Isakov\|RUS}}
2010	GER}} Munich	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}	Lee Dae-Myung\|KOR}}	Vyacheslav Podlesnyy\|KAZ}}
2014	ESP}} Granada	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}	Jitu Rai\|IND}}	Wei Pang\|CHN}}
2018	KOR}} Changwon	TBD	TBD	TBD

World Championships, Men Team

Year	Place	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1900	FRA}} Paris	SUI}} Switzerland Friedrich Luethi Paul Probst Karl Roderer Louis Richardet Konrad Staeheli	FRA}} France Louis Duffoy Maurice Marie Lecoq Achille Paroche Leon Moreaux Trinite	NED}} Netherlands Antonius Hubertus Maria Bouwens Anthony Ahasuerus Henrik Sweijs Henrik Sillem Gerardus van Haan Solko Johannes van Den Bergh
1901	SUI}} Luzern	SUI}} Switzerland Karl Hess Paul Probst Louis Richardet Karl Roderer Konrad Staeheli	FRA}} France Louis Duffoy Maurice Faure Achille Paroche Raphael Py Trinite	ITA\|1861}} Italy L. Borgogelli Cristoforo Buttafava G. Giuliozzi A. Righini R. Tagliabue
1902	ITA\|1861}} Rome	SUI}} Switzerland Karl Hess J. Lang Karl Roderer A. Roch Konrad Staeheli	ITA\|1861}} Italy P. Castellano A. Righini G. Sandri R. Tagliabue L. Tavelli	FRA}} France Caurette Louis Duffoy Leon Moreaux Raphael Py Athanase Sartori
1903	ARG}} Buenos Aires	ARG}} Argentina Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear Angel Velaz Jorge Lubary Benjamin Segura Andres Del Pino	ITA\|1861}} Italy Attilio Conti A. Pederzoli A. Righini L. Tavelli Cesare Valerio
1904	FRA}} Lyon	SUI}} Switzerland Karl Hess Paul Probst Louis Richardet Karl Roderer Konrad Staeheli	ARG}} Argentina Jose Fernandez Marcelo Torcuato de Alvear Alberto Pero Pedro Partarrie Benjamin Segura	FRA}} France Caurette Jean Fouconnier Molinie-Paget Leon Moreaux Raphael Py
1905	BEL}} Bruxelles	BEL}} Belgium Julien van Asbroeck Paul Van Asbroeck Rene Englebert Charles Paumier du Verger Victor Robert	SUI}} Switzerland Mathias Brunner F. Jaques Karl Hess Louis Richardet Konrad Staeheli	FRA}} France Andre Barbillat Andre de Castelbajac Jean Depassis Louvier Leon Moreaux
1906	ITA\|1861}} Milan	BEL}} Belgium Rene Englebert Charles Paumier du Verger Julien van Asbroeck Victor Robert Paul Van Asbroeck	SUI}} Switzerland Louis Richardet Karl Roderer Konrad Staeheli J. Schalcher Karl Hess	FRA}} France Andre Barbillat Jean Fouconnier Louvier Leon Moreaux Raphael Py
1907	SUI}} Zurich	BEL}} Belgium Julien van Asbroeck Paul Van Asbroeck Charles Paumier du Verger Victor Robert Reginald Storms	SUI}} Switzerland Mathias Brunner Karl Hess J. Schalcher Konrad Staeheli Caspar Widmer	FRA}} France Andre Barbillat Andre de Castelbajac Jean Depassis Leon Moreaux Raphael Py
1908	AUT\|empire}} Vienna	ITA\|1861}} Italy Cristoforo Buttafava Daniele Bonicelli Gian Galeazzo Cantoni Raffaele Frasca A. Righini	BEL}} Belgium Julien van Asbroeck Paul Van Asbroeck Charles Paumier du Verger Reginald Storms Victor Robert	FRA}} France Andre Barbillat Andre de Castelbajac Duvoir Leon Moreaux Andre Regaud
1909	GER\|empire}} Hamburg	GER\|empire}} Germany Gerhard Bock Richard Fischer Eduard Ehricht Eduard Schmeisser J. Vogel	SUI}} Switzerland Mathias Brunner Karl Hess Karl Roderer Konrad Staeheli E. Wanner	FRA}} France Andre Barbillat Maurice Faure Leon Moreaux Andre Regaud Raphael Py
1910	NED}} Loosduinen	BEL}} Belgium Rene Englebert Charles Paumier du Verger Paul Van Asbroeck Norbert van Molle Wullemans	ITA\|1861}} Italy Raffaele Frasca G. Mussino A. Righini Riccardo Ticchi C. Vercellone	GER\|empire}} Germany Gerhard Bock Eduard Ehricht Richard Fischer Eduard Schmeisser J. Vogel
1911	ITA\|1861}} Rome	BEL}} Belgium Norbert van Molle Serruys Philippe Cammaerts Paul Van Asbroeck Charles Paumier du Verger	GER\|empire}} Germany Gassmann Eduard Ehricht Richard Fischer Eduard Schmeisser J. Vogel	SUI}} Switzerland Mathias Brunner J. Landry Karl Roderer Konrad Staeheli Caspar Widmer
1912	FRA}} Bayonne Biarritz	BEL}} Belgium Paul Van Asbroeck Philippe Cammaerts Charles Paumier du Verger Norbert van Molle Serruys	FRA}} France Andre Barbillat Jean Carrere Andre de Castelbajac Paul Maujean Andre Regaud	ITA\|1861}} Italy Alfredo Galli Raffaele Frasca L. Moretto G. Mussino Riccardo Ticchi
1913	USA}} Camp Perry	USA}} United States James Howard Snook John Dietz Alfred Lane C. McCutcheon P. Hanford	FRA}} France Jean Carrere Girardot Léon Johnson Andre Regaud Louis Percy	SWE}} Sweden Wilhelm Carlberg Otto Christiansson Sigvard Hultcrantz Loewman Casimir Reuterskioeld
1914	DEN}} Viborg	ITA\|1861}} Italy Alfredo Galli Raffaele Frasca L. Moretto R. Preda Riccardo Ticchi	FRA}} France Andre Barbillat Jean Carrere Girardot Léon Johnson Andre Regaud	BEL}} Belgium Paul Van Asbroeck Louis Andrieu Henri Sauveur Fils Victor Robert Serruys
1921	FRA}} Lyon	ITA\|1861}} Italy Giancarlo Boriani Raffaele Frasca Franco Micheli L. Moretto Riccardo Ticchi	SUI}} Switzerland Mathias Brunner Domenico Giambonini Hans Haenni Fritz Zulauf Caspar Widmer	FRA}} France Léon Johnson Paul Maujean R. Pecchia Andre Regaud Louis Tetart
1922	ITA\|1861}} Milan	SUI}} Switzerland Robert Blum Hans Haenni F. Koenig Wilhelm Schnyder Fritz Zulauf	ITA\|1861}} Italy L. Corba Camillo Isnardi Franco Micheli L. Moretto Riccardo Ticchi	USA}} United States Irving Romaro Calkins J. Considine Karl Telford Frederick Alfred Lane Paul Raymond
1923	USA}} Camp Perry	USA}} United States Irving Romaro Calkins J. Dunn Karl Telford Frederick Charles Price R. G. Wescott
1924	FRA}} Reims	SUI}} Switzerland Mathias Brunner Robert Blum Hans Haenni F. Koenig Wilhelm Schnyder	FRA}} France Andre de Castelbajac Keller-Dorian Paul Maujean Gilles Petit Veyssiere	DEN}} Denmark F. Frederiksen C. Jensen Christian Lehrman Lars Jørgen Madsen Christen Moeller
1925	SUI}} St. Gallen	FRA}} France Charles des Jammonières Keller-Dorian R. Pecchia Gilles Petit Louis Tetart	SUI}} Switzerland F. Balmer Robert Blum Hans Haenni F. Koenig Wilhelm Schnyder	DEN}} Denmark F. Frederiksen C. Jensen Niels Hansen Ditlev Larsen Christian Lehrman Christen Moeller
1927	ITA\|1861}} Rome	SUI}} Switzerland F. Balmer Robert Blum Wilhelm Schnyder August Wiederkehr Fritz Zulauf	DEN}} Denmark A. Boll Christian Lehrman P. Moeller Christen Moeller Erik Sætter-Lassen	ESP}} Spain Antonio Bonilla Sanmartin Jose Bento Lopez Luis Calvet Sandoz Julio Castro Del Rosario G. Martinez
1928	NED}} Loosduinen	SUI}} Switzerland Robert Blum Jakob Fisher Wilhelm Schnyder August Wiederkehr Fritz Zulauf	ESP}} Spain Luis Calvet Sandoz Jose Bento Lopez Julio Castro Del Rosario G. Martinez C. Romero	FRA}} France Andre de Castelbajac Charles des Jammonières Keller-Dorian R. Pecchia
1929	SWE}} Stockholm	SUI}} Switzerland Robert Blum Jakob Fisher Lean Revilliod de Bude Wilhelm Schnyder Fritz Zulauf	ESP}} Spain Jose Bento Lopez Luis Calvet Sandoz J. Esquena G. Martinez C. Romero	FRA}} France Marcel Bonin Andre de Castelbajac Charles des Jammonières P. Gremeaux G. Regis
1930	BEL}} Antwerp	SUI}} Switzerland E. Flueckiger Severin Crivelli Lean Revilliod de Bude Wilhelm Schnyder Fritz Zulauf	FRA}} France Marcel Bonin Charles des Jammonières Gantier P. Gremeaux G. Regis	DEN}} Denmark A. Boll C. Jensen Niels Hansen Ditlev Larsen Christian Lehrman Axel Lerche
1931	POL}} Lvov	SUI}} Switzerland E. Flueckiger Severin Crivelli Lean Revilliod de Bude Wilhelm Schnyder Fritz Zulauf	FRA}} France Marcel Bonin Andre de Castelbajac Charles des Jammonières P. Gremeaux Neveu	FIN}} Finland A. Granholm Viktor Miinalainen Karl Gustaf Svensson S. Timonen Vilenius
1933	ESP}} Granada	SUI}} Switzerland E. Andres F. Bullo E. Flueckiger Severin Crivelli Wilhelm Schnyder	FRA}} France M. Brion Marcel Bonin Charles des Jammonières Rene Koch Neveu	ESP}} Spain Botllan Jose Bento Lopez J. Esquena G. Martinez C. Romero
1935	ITA\|1861}} Rome	SUI}} Switzerland E. Andres E. Flueckiger Severin Crivelli F. Leibundgut Walter Buechi	ITA\|1861}} Italy Giancarlo Boriani B. Capone Stefano Margotti C. Maresca Ugo Pistolesi	GER\|1935}} Germany H. Beltzner Erich Krempel G. Lorenz Emil Martin Paul Wehner
1937	FIN}} Helsinki	SUI}} Switzerland Walter Buechi E. Flueckiger Severin Crivelli H. Gaemperli W. Schaffner	FIN}} Finland Klaus Henrik Lahti Aatto Johannes Nuora Jaakko Eliel Rintanen K. Suokontu Tapio Vartiovaara	SWE}} Sweden Gustaf Bergstroem B. Gustafsson Helge Meuller Torsten Elis Ullman G. von Tooth
1939	SUI}} Luzern	SUI}} Switzerland Heinz Ambuehl E. Andres Walter Buechi E. Flueckiger W. Muster	SWE}} Sweden Gustaf Bergstroem B. Gustafsson Kristian Sjoeberg Torsten Elis Ullman G. von Tooth	GER\|1935}} Germany W. Kraft Erich Krempel F. Krempel Emil Martin Paul Wehner
1947	SWE}} Stockholm	ARG}} Argentina Oscar Bidegain Pablo Cagnasso Federico Gruben Federico Manes Alberto Martijena	SWE}} Sweden Sven Lundquist Sture Nordlund G. Schoett Karl Axel Wallen Torsten Elis Ullman	SUI}} Switzerland Heinz Ambuehl E. Flueckiger W. Schaffner Beat Rhyner Alexander Specker
1949	ARG}} Buenos Aires	ARG}} Argentina Oscar Bidegain Pablo Cagnasso Antonio Cannavo Federico Gruben Alberto Martijena	SWE}} Sweden Hugo Lundqvist Sven Lundquist Sture Nordlund Goesta Pihl Torsten Elis Ullman	USA}} United States Huelet Leo Benner W. Hancock C. Logie Harry Wendell Reeves W. Toney
1952	NOR}} Oslo	SWE}} Sweden Aeke Lindblom Sture Nordlund Hugo Lundqvist G. Schoett Torsten Elis Ullman	SUI}} Switzerland Heinz Ambuehl Heinrich Keller Beat Rhyner Rudolf Schnyder Alexander Specker	FIN}} Finland Veli-Jussi Hoelsoe Klaus Henrik Lahti Leonard Ravilo Oiva Kalerva Tylli S. Widnaes
1954	VEN}} Caracas	URS}} Soviet Union Vladimir Demin Anton Jasinsky Konstantin Martazov Evgeni Polikanin Lev Vainshtein	USA}} United States R. Anthony Huelet Leo Benner John Dodds Harry Wendell Reeves Offutt Pinion	SWE}} Sweden Aeke Lindblom Leif Uno Larsson Hugo Lundqvist G. Preutz Torsten Elis Ullman
1958	URS}} Moscow	URS}} Soviet Union Alexei Gustchin Anton Jasinsky Makhmud Umarov Lev Vainshtein Anatoli Zapolski	USA}} United States William Blankenship Nelson Hayford Lincoln D. Miller Offutt Pinion Raymond Sutherland	TCH}} Czechoslovakia Jiri Hrnecek Vladimir Kudrna Karel Mucha Frantisek Maxa Josef Svab
1962	Egypt}} Cairo	URS}} Soviet Union Mihail Akulov Alexei Gustchin Grigori Kosych Vladimir Stolipin	USA}} United States William Blankenship Lloyd Burchett Franklin Green Frederik Schaser	SUI}} Switzerland Ludwig Hemauer Frederic Michel Albert Spaeni Ernst Stoll
1966	FRG}} Wiesbaden	URS}} Soviet Union Grigori Kosych Evgeni Raskazov Vladimir Stolipin Albert Udachin	SUI}} Switzerland Ludwig Hemauer Fritz Lehmann Albert Spaeni Ernst Stoll	POL}} Poland Jozef Frydel Henryk Siek Rajmund Stachurski Jozef Zapedzki
1970	USA}} Phoenix	URS}} Soviet Union Grigori Kosych Vladimir Stolipin Anatoli Egrishin Boris Yermakov	GDR}} East Germany Helmut Artelet Harald Vollmar Heinz Szurlies Gert Schreiber	POL}} Poland Karol Chodkiewicz Zbigniew Fedyczak Pawel Malek Rajmund Stachurski
1974	SUI}} Thun	URS}} Soviet Union Anatoli Egrishin Grigori Kosych Igor Raenko Georgi Zapolskich	TCH}} Czechoslovakia Vladimir Hyka Hynek Hromada Ivan Nemethy Milos Stefan	AUT}} Austria Hubert Garschall Hans-Peter Schmidt Othmar Schneider Heinz Tschabrun
1978	KOR}} Seoul	SUI}} Switzerland Herbert Binder Roman Burkhard Moritz Minder Arno Rissi	JPN}} Japan Chikafumi Hirai Mamoru Inagaki Fumihisa Semizuki Shigetoshi Tashiro	FRG}} West Germany Klaus Bolbrock Alfons Messerschmidt Udo Scharf Karl-Otto Westphalen
1982	VEN}} Caracas	URS}} Soviet Union Anatoli Egrishin Alexsander Melentiev Sergei Sumatokhin Vladas Turla	USA}} United States Erich Buljung Jimmie Mc Coy Don Nygord Eugene Ross	CHN}} China Zhijian Chou Zhibo Su Ming Wang Yifu Wang
1986	GDR}} Suhl	URS}} Soviet Union Igor Basinski Alexsander Melentiev Sergei Pyzhianov	SWE}} Sweden Benny Oestlund Pertti Paeaekkoenen Ragnar Skanåker	GDR}} East Germany Gernot Eder Michael Hochmuth Uwe Potteck
1990	URS}} Moscow	HUN}} Hungary István Ágh Csaba Gyorik Zoltan Papanitz	URS}} Soviet Union Igor Basinski Alexsander Melentiev Sergei Pyzhianov	SWE}} Sweden Bengt Kamis Benny Oestlund Ragnar Skanåker
1994	ITA}} Milan	UKR}} Ukraine Oleksandr Bliznuchenko Volodymyr Ivanchuk Victor Makarov	RUS}} Russia Boris Kokorev Sergei Pyzhianov Sergei Poliakov	CHN}} China Jinbao Li Yifu Wang Haifeng Xu
1998	ESP}} Barcelona	CHN}} China Yifu Wang Dan Xu Zongliang Tan	RUS}} Russia Mikhail Nestruev Boris Kokorev Vladimir Gontcharov	BLR}} Belarus Igor Basinski Siarhei Yurusau Kanstantsin Lukashyk
2002	FIN}} Lahti	CHN}} China Zongliang Tan Yifu Wang Dan Xu	RUS}} Russia Vladimir Gontcharov Mikhail Nestruev Boris Kokorev	UKR}} Ukraine Victor Makarov Oleg Dronov Ivan Rybovalov
2006	CRO}} Zagreb	CHN}} China Zongliang Tan Zhongzai Lin Xiao Wu	RUS}} Russia Vladimir Gontcharov Vladimir Isakov Mikhail Nestruev	ITA}} Italy Francesco Bruno Vigilio Fait Giuseppe Giordano
2010	GER}} Munich	KOR}} South Korea Lee Dae-Myung Jin Jong-Oh Han Seung-Woo	CHN}} China Zhang Tian Jing Wu Wei Pang	ESP}} Spain Pablo Carrera Miguel Salvador Gimenez Pablo Garcia
2014	ESP}} Granada	CHN}} China Zhiwei Wang Wei Pang Qifeng Pu	KOR}} South Korea Lee Dae-Myung Jin Jong-Oh Choi Young-rae	PRK}} North Korea Kim Jong-su Kim Song-guk Kwon Tong-hyok
2018	KOR}} Changwon	TBD	TBD	TBD

World Championships, total medals

{{Medals table
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| gold_BEL = 14 | silver_BEL = 6 | bronze_BEL = 6
| gold_URS = 13 | silver_URS = 4 | bronze_URS = 3
| gold_SWE = 8 | silver_SWE = 8 | bronze_SWE = 7
| gold_CHN = 7 | silver_CHN = 2 | bronze_CHN = 3
| gold_USA = 4 | silver_USA = 8 | bronze_USA = 5
| gold_ARG = 4 | silver_ARG = 2 | bronze_ARG = 1
| gold_FRA = 3 | silver_FRA = 14 | bronze_FRA = 17
| gold_ITA = 3 | silver_ITA = 9 | bronze_ITA = 4
| gold_GER = 3 | silver_GER = 5 | bronze_GER = 3
| gold_KOR = 2 | silver_KOR = 2 | bronze_KOR = 0
| gold_BUL = 1 | silver_BUL = 2 | bronze_BUL = 0
| gold_JPN = 1 | silver_JPN = 2 | bronze_JPN = 0
| gold_GDR = 1 | silver_GDR = 1 | bronze_GDR = 2
| gold_UKR = 1 | silver_UKR = 1 | bronze_UKR = 1
| gold_HUN = 1 | silver_HUN = 0 | bronze_HUN = 3
| gold_RUS = 0 | silver_RUS = 4 | bronze_RUS = 2
| gold_TCH = 0 | silver_TCH = 3 | bronze_TCH = 3
| gold_ESP = 0 | silver_ESP = 2 | bronze_ESP = 4
| gold_DEN = 0 | silver_DEN = 1 | bronze_DEN = 4
| gold_FIN = 0 | silver_FIN = 1 | bronze_FIN = 2
| gold_CZE = 0 | silver_CZE = 1 | bronze_CZE = 0
| gold_IND = 0 | silver_IND = 1 | bronze_IND = 0
| gold_BLR = 0 | silver_BLR = 0 | bronze_BLR = 2
| gold_POL = 0 | silver_POL = 0 | bronze_POL = 2
| gold_FRG = 0 | silver_FRG = 0 | bronze_FRG = 2
| gold_AUT = 0 | silver_AUT = 0 | bronze_AUT = 1
| gold_KAZ = 0 | silver_KAZ = 0 | bronze_KAZ = 1
| gold_NED = 0 | silver_NED = 0 | bronze_NED = 1
| gold_PRK = 0 | silver_PRK = 0 | bronze_PRK = 1
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World Cup Final

ISSF has introduced a series of World Cup competitions for Olympic shooting events in 1986, and the final has been held at the end of each season since 1988.

Year	Place	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1988	FRG}} Munich	Sergei Pyzhianov\|URS}}	Gernot Eder\|GDR}}	Igor Basinski\|URS}}
1989	FRG}} Munich	Zoltan Papanitz\|HUN}}	Uwe Potteck\|GDR}}	Boris Kokorev\|URS}}
1990	FRG}} Munich	Xu Haifeng\|CHN}}	Sergei Pyzhianov\|URS}}	Gernot Eder\|GDR}}
1991	GER}} Munich	Tanyu Kiriakov\|BUL}}	Roberto Di Donna\|ITA}}	Sorin Babil\|ROM}}
1992	GER}} Munich	Spas Koprinkov\|BUL}}	Sergei Pyzhianov\|RUS}}	Tanyu Kiriakov\|BUL}}
1993	GER}} Munich	Ragnar Skanaker\|SWE}}	Boris Kokorev\|RUS}}	Xu Haifeng\|CHN}}
1994	GER}} Munich	Victor Makarov\|UKR}}	Tanyu Kiriakov\|BUL}}	Roberto Di Donna\|ITA}}
1995	GER}} Munich	Roberto Di Donna\|ITA}}	Tanyu Kiriakov\|BUL}}	Xu Dan\|CHN}}
1996	SUI}} Naefels	Roberto Di Donna\|ITA}}	Franck Dumoulin\|FRA}}	Sergei Pyzhianov\|RUS}}
1997	SUI}} Lugano	Boris Kokorev\|RUS}}	Roberto Di Donna\|ITA}}	Xu Dan\|CHN}}
1998	SUI}} Zurich	Boris Kokorev\|RUS}}	Franck Dumoulin\|FRA}}	Wang Yifu\|CHN}}
1999	GER}} Munich	Wang Yifu\|CHN}}	Martin Tenk\|CZE}}	Zoltan Papanitz\|HUN}}
2000	GER}} Munich	Franck Dumoulin\|FRA}}	Tanyu Kiriakov\|BUL}}	Martin Tenk\|CZE}}
2001	GER}} Munich	Mikhail Nestruev\|RUS}}	Dilshod Mukhtarov\|UZB}}	Martin Tenk\|CZE}}
2002	GER}} Munich	Tan Zongliang\|CHN}}	Mikhail Nestruev\|RUS}}	Vladimir Gontcharov\|RUS}}
2003	ITA}} Milan	Xu Dan\|CHN}}	Martin Tenk\|CZE}}	Wang Yifu\|CHN}}
2004	THA}} Bangkok	Martin Tenk\|CZE}}	Shi Xinglong\|CHN}}	Tan Zongliang\|CHN}}
2005	GER}} Munich	Boris Kokorev\|RUS}}	Lin Zhongzai\|CHN}}	Vladimir Isakov\|RUS}}
2006	ESP}} Granada	Vladimir Isakov\|RUS}}	Xu Kun\|CHN}}	Boris Kokorev\|RUS}}
2007	THA}} Bangkok	Lin Zhongzai\|CHN}}	Boris Kokorev\|RUS}}	Tan Zongliang\|CHN}}
2008	THA}} Bangkok	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}	Vladimir Isakov\|RUS}}
2009	CHN}} Wuxi	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}	Joao Costa\|POR}}	Pavol Kopp\|SVK}}
2010	GER}} Munich	Daryl Szarenski\|USA}}	Vladimir Isakov\|RUS}}	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}
2011	POL}} Wroclaw	Andrija Zlatic\|SRB}}	Leonid Ekimov\|RUS}}	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}
2012	THA}} Bangkok	Zhang Tian\|CHN}}	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}	Leonid Ekimov\|RUS}}
2013	GER}} Munich	Wang Zhiwei\|CHN}}	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}
2014	AZE}} Gabala	Wang Zhiwei\|CHN}}	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}	Pang Wei\|CHN}}
2015	GER}} Munich	Zhang Bowen\|CHN}}	Hoang Xuan Vinh\|VNM}}	Wang Zhiwei\|CHN}}

Current world records

{{See also|List of Olympic records in shooting|List of national shooting records surpassing the world records}}{{Shooting WR FP Men Final}}{{Shooting WR FP Men Teams}}{{Shooting WR FP Junior Men Teams}}

Current world records in 50 metre pistol
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Junior Men{{Shooting WR FP Junior Men Individual}}
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Olympic and World Champions

{{further information|List of Olympic medalists in shooting#50 metre pistol}}

Jin Jong-oh is the only triple (and double) Olympic champion in 50 metre pistol; he is the only shooter to have won three consecutive Olympic gold medals in one event. World Championships were held annually up to the 1931 then biennially until 1954 (the current quadrennial format was introduced afterwards), which made a few long streaks possible, but after World War II few shooters have been able to win two major World-level titles (the Olympics and the World Championships); Jin is the only one to have won three or more since the World Championships intervals were changed to the current quadrennial format. Paul Van Asbroeck has won the most number of Olympic and World titles combined with seven titles (1 Olympics and 6 World titles). Torsten Ullman won six (1 Olympic, 5 World titles) over the span of 1933-1952, including four successive Championships between 1933 and 1937 (including the 1936 Summer Olympics). Wilhem Schnyder won four consecutive World Championships between 1924 and 1928. Van Asbroeck, Ullman, Huelet Benner and Jin are only ones to have held the Olympic and the World titles simultaneously.

Another rare double is that between this precision event and its direct opposite 25 metre rapid fire pistol; this has only been accomplished by Alfred Lane (completed in 1912), Torsten Ullman (1939), Huelet Benner (1952) and Pentti Linnosvuo (1964), with Lane (in one Olympics) and Linnosvuo using only Olympic titles. Benner, on the other hand, is the only shooter with two titles in both events. Several athletes have won 50 metre pistol and 10 metre air pistol titles; Jin is the ony person to have done so at the (single) Olympics.

ISSF World Cup Series has been held since 1986 with the World Cup Final at the end of the season since 1988; Ragnar Skanåker and Jin are the only two to have won this competition as well as the Olympic and World titles. Skanåker's 1993 World Cup Final victory was achieved at the age of 59; it was also his last international victory.

The distance of the Free Pistol event was 30 metre initially. This was because 30 metre was used in the German Championship, the most important competition at the time. Starting from the 1900 Olympics, which also served as the first world championship for Free Pistol, the distance was set at 50 metre. Both the distance and the target remained the same to this day, with the exception of the 1908 Olympics in which the distance changed from 50 metre to 50 yards.

Free Pistol was not held between the 1920 and 1936 Olympics. This is due to the perception of the time that pistol shooters, especially in free pistol, were professionals who competed in tournaments which awarded prized money. The strict amateur status required by the IOC ran counter against UIT (ISSF) and the money and medal awarding system of the target pistol shooting competition tradition. The best shooters in the world such as Wilhelm Schnyder and his Swiss teammates with their Häuptli pistols would dominate the world championships, but were denied the chance to compete in the Olympics. With the exception of 1923 when they did not compete, from 1921 to 1939 the Swiss either won the individual or the team World titles, or both. Hitler made sure shooting was part of the 1936 program as he was eager to demonstrate his country's military might, including a brand new special designed Walther pistol for the rapid fire event.

Year	Venue	Individual	Winning Pistol	Team	Juniors	Team
1896	Athens	Sumner Paine\|USA\|1896 Summer}}	Smith & Wesson New Model 3 Revolver
1900¹	Paris	Karl Röderer\|SUI\|1900 Summer}}	Waffenfabrik Bern 1882 Swiss Ordnance Revolver	SUI\|1900 Summer}}
1901	Luzern	Karl Hess\|SUI}}	Waffenfabrik Bern 1882 Swiss Ordnance Revolver	{{SUI}}
1902	Rome	Karl Hess\|SUI}}	Waffenfabrik Bern 1882 Swiss Ordnance Revolver	{{SUI}}
1903	Buenos Aires	Benjamin Segura\|ARG}}	Unknown Revolver	{{ARG}}
1904	Lyon	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Unknown Revolver	{{SUI}}
1905	Brussels	Julien Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Sauveur HS-6	{{BEL}}
1906	Milan	Konrad Stäheli\|SUI}}	DWM 1900 Swiss Ordnance Luger PP00	{{BEL}}
1907	Zürich	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Sauveur HS-6	{{BEL}}
1908	Vienna	Richard Fischer\|GER\|empire}}	Büchel Stecherspanner	Italy\|1861}}
1908	London	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL\|1908 Summer}}	Sauveur HS-6	USA\|1908 Summer}}
1909	Hamburg	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Sauveur HS-6	Germany\|empire}}
1910	Loosduinen	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Sauveur HS-6	{{BEL}}
1911	Rome	Charles Paumier du Verger\|BEL}}	Büchel Tell	{{BEL}}
1912	Bayonne-Biarritz	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Büchel Tell	{{BEL}}
1912	Stockholm	Alfred Lane\|USA\|1912 Summer}}	Smith & Wesson Perfected Model Third Model	USA\|1912 Summer}}
1913	Camp Perry	Vilhelm Carlberg\|SWE}}	Büchel Tell	United States\|1912}}
1914	Viborg	Paul Van Asbroeck\|BEL}}	Büchel Tell	Italy\|1861}}
1920	Antwerp	Karl Frederick\|USA\|1920 Summer}}	Smith & Wesson Perfected Third Model	USA\|1920 Summer}}
1921	Lyon	Hans Hänni\|SUI}}	Häuptli 1	Italy\|1861}}
1922	Milan	Hans Hänni\|SUI}}	Häuptli 1	{{SUI}}
1923	Camp Perry	Irving Romaro Calkins\|USA\|1912}}	Smith & Wesson Perfected Third Model	United States\|1912}}
1924	Reims	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	Häuptli 2	{{SUI}}
1925	St. Gallen	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	Häuptli 2	{{FRA}}
1927	Rome	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	Häuptli 2	{{SUI}}
1928	Loosduinen	Wilhelm Schnyder\|SUI}}	Häuptli 2	{{SUI}}
1929	Stockholm	Fritz Zulauf\|SUI}}	Häuptli 2	{{SUI}}
1930	Antwerp	Lean Revilliod de Bude\|SUI}}	Häuptli 1	{{SUI}}
1931	Lwów	Marcel Bonin\|FRA}}	Unknown	{{SUI}}
1933	Granada	Torsten Ullman\|SWE}}	Udo Anschütz Record 210	{{SUI}}
1935	Rome	Torsten Ullman\|SWE}}	Udo Anschütz Record 210	{{SUI}}
1936	Berlin	Torsten Ullman\|SWE\|1936 Summer}}	Udo Anschütz Record 210
1937	Helsinki	Torsten Ullman\|SWE}}	Udo Anschütz Record 210	{{SUI}}
1939	Luzern	Erich Krempel\|GER\|Nazi}}	Walter Munk Zentrum 2	{{SUI}}
1947	Stockholm	Torsten Ullman\|SWE}}	Hämmerli MP33	{{ARG}}
1948	London	Edwin Vásquez\|PER\|1948 Summer}}	Hämmerli MP33
1949	Buenos Aires	Beat Rhyner\|SUI}}	Hämmerli MP33	{{ARG}}
1952	Oslo	Torsten Ullman\|SWE}}	Hämmerli MP33	{{SWE}}
1952	Helsinki	Huelet Benner\|USA\|1952 Summer}}	Hämmerli 100 ²
1954	Caracas	Huelet Benner\|USA}}	Hämmerli 100	Soviet Union\|1954}}
1956	Melbourne	Pentti Linnosvuo\|FIN\|1956 Summer}}	Hämmerli 100
1958	Moscow	Makhmud Umarov\|URS\|1958}}	Hämmerli 100	Soviet Union\|1958}}
1960	Rome	Alexei Gushchin\|URS\|1960 Summer}}	Izhmash Isch 1
1962	Cairo	Vladimir Stolypin\|URS\|1962}}	Tula TOZ 35	Soviet Union\|1962}}
1964	Tokyo	{{FlagIOCathlete\|Väinö Markkanen\|FIN\|1964 Summer}}	Hämmerli 101
1966	Wiesbaden	Vladimir Stolypin\|URS\|1966}}	Tula TOZ 35	Soviet Union\|1966}}
1968	Mexico City	Grigori Kosych\|URS\|1968 Summer}}	TsKIB SOO MTs55
1970	Phoenix	Harald Vollmar\|GDR}}	Tula TOZ 35	Soviet Union\|1970}}
1972	Munich	Ragnar Skanåker\|SWE\|1972 Summer}}	TsKIB SOO MTs55
1974	Thun	Gregori Zapolski\|URS\|1974}}	TsKIB SOO MTs55	Soviet Union\|1974}}
1976	Montreal	Uwe Potteck\|GDR\|1976 Summer}}	Tula TOZ 35
1978	Seoul	Moritz Minder\|SUI}}	TsKIB SOO MTs55 60°	{{SUI}}
1980	Moscow	Aleksandr Melentiev\|URS\|1980 Summer}}	TsKIB SOO MTs55
1982	Caracas	Ragnar Skanåker\|SWE}}	Hämmerli 152	{{URS}}
1984	Los Angeles	Xu Haifeng\|CHN\|1984 Summer}}	Hämmerli 150
1986	Suhl	Sergei Pyzhianov\|URS}}	Tula TOZ 35	{{URS}}
1988	Seoul	Sorin Babii\|ROU\|1988 Summer}}	Tula TOZ 35
1990	Moscow	Spas Koprinkov\|BUL}}	Hämmerli 150	{{HUN}}
1992	Barcelona	{{FlagIOCathlete\|Kanstantsin Lukashyk\|EUN\|1992 Summer}}	Tula TOZ 35
1994	Milan	Wang Yifu\|CHN}}	Morini CM84E	{{UKR}}	Anatolie Corovai\|MDA}}	{{MDA}}
1996	Atlanta	Boris Kokorev\|RUS\|1996 Summer}}	Tula TOZ 35
1998	Barcelona	Franck Dumoulin\|FRA}}	TsKIB SOO MTs55	{{CHN}}	Andrija Zlatić\|FR Yugoslavia\|code=YUG}}	{{POL}}
2000	Sydney	Tanyu Kiryakov\|BUL\|2000 Summer}}	Hämmerli 152
2002	Lahti	Tan Zongliang\|CHN}}	Morini CM84E	{{CHN}}	Vladimir Issachenko\|KAZ}}	{{UKR}}
2004	Athens	Mikhail Nestruyev\|RUS\|2004 Summer}}	Morini CM84E
2006	Zagreb	Tan Zongliang\|CHN}}	Morini CM84E	{{CHN}}	Pu Qifeng\|CHN}}	{{CHN}}
2008	Beijing	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}	Morini CM84E
2010	Munich	Tomoyuki Matsuda\|JPN}}	Morini CM84E	{{KOR}}	Tomasz Palamarz\|POL}}	{{GER}}
2012	London	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}	Morini CM84E
2014	Grenada	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}	Morini CM84E	{{CHN}}	Andrey Pochepko\|RUS}}	{{CHN}}
2016	Rio de Janeiro	Jin Jong-oh\|KOR}}	Morini CM84E

¹ The Olympic competitions in Paris also counted as the 1900 World Championships.

² Same model as MP33. Name changed by new company owner.

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