Shooting at the 1980 Summer Olympics – Mixed 50 metre rifle three positions

The mixed 50 metre rifle three positions shooting competition at the 1980 Summer Olympics was held on 23 July at the Dynamo Shooting Range in Moscow, USSR. The gold medal went to Soviet Viktor Vlasov, who broke the world record with 1,173.^[1]

Mixed 50 metre rifle three positions at the Games of the XXII Olympiad
Venue	Dynamo Shooting Range
Date	23 July 1980
Competitors	39 from 21 nations
Medalists
Viktor Vlasov  Soviet Union Bernd Hartstein  East Germany Sven Johansson  Sweden
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Results

Rank	Athlete	Country	PP	KP	SP	Total	Notes
	Viktor Vlasov	Soviet Union	398	397	378	1,173	WR
	Bernd Hartstein	East Germany	399	393	374	1,166
	Sven Johansson	Sweden	398	388	379	1,165
4	Mauri Röppänen	Finland	397	388	379	1,164
5	Aleksandr Mitrofanov	Soviet Union	397	389	378	1,164
6	Nonka Matova	Bulgaria	396	380	377	1,163
7	Hellfried Heilfort	East Germany	394	390	378	1,162
8	Eugeniusz Pędzisz	Poland	397	391	368	1,156
9	Henning Clausen	Denmark	400	390	366	1,156
10	István Mátrai	Hungary	397	387	371	1,155
=11	Éva Fórián	Hungary	394	386	373	1,153
=11	Kim Dong-gil	North Korea	396	386	371	1,153
=11	Romuald Semionow	Poland	395	388	370	1,153
=11	Ri Ho-jun	North Korea	390	384	379	1,153
15	Stefan Thynel	Sweden	396	385	369	1,150
16	Miguel Valdes	Cuba	398	383	367	1,148
=17	Finn Danielsen	Denmark	393	389	365	1,147
=17	Srečko Pejović	Yugoslavia	390	385	372	1,147
19	Timo Hagman	Finland	394	385	367	1,146
20	Adelso Peña	Cuba	398	384	362	1,144
21	Zdravko Milutinović	Yugoslavia	395	376	372	1,143
=22	Jaroslav Pekař	Czechoslovakia	394	382	366	1,142
=22	Emiliyan Yankov	Bulgaria	396	381	365	1,142
=24	Adolf Jakeš	Czechoslovakia	397	386	357	1,140
=24	Wolfram Waibel, Sr.	Austria	398	380	362	1,140
26	Mohamed Jbour	Jordan	393	380	365	1,138
27	Sangidorjiin Adilbish	Mongolia	392	380	363	1,135
28	Justo Moreno	Peru	391	379	363	1,133
29	Nguyễn Tiến Trung	Vietnam	397	378	347	1,122
=30	Oscar Caceres	Peru	395	376	346	1,117
=30	Dennis Hardman	Zimbabwe	390	378	349	1,117
=32	Mendbayaryn Jantsankhorloo	Mongolia	392	373	339	1,104
=32	Amera Khalif	Jordan	395	365	344	1,104
34	Roland Jacoby	Luxembourg	394	369	336	1,099
35	Nghiêm Văn Sẩn	Vietnam	389	368	337	1,094
36	Francesco Nanni	San Marino	383	366	344	1,093
37	Pasquale Raschi	San Marino	386	362	333	1,081
38	Mauricio Alvarado	Costa Rica	385	345	327	1,057
39	Roger Cartín	Costa Rica	381	347	294	1,022

References

1. . Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 11 February 2020.