Shooting at the 2010 Asian Games – Men's 50 metre rifle prone team

The men's 50 metre rifle prone team competition at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, China was held on 15 November at the Aoti Shooting Range.

Men's 50 metre rifle prone team at the 2010 Asian Games
Venue	Aoti Shooting Range
Dates	15 November
Competitors	48 from 16 nations
Medalists
South Korea Han Jin-seop, Kim Hak-man, Kim Jong-hyun    China Tian Hui, Tian Pu, Wang Weiyi    Kazakhstan Yuriy Melsitov, Igor Pirekeyev, Alexandr Yermakov
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Schedule

All times are China Standard Time (UTC+08:00)

Date	Time	Event
Monday, 15 November 2010	09:00	Final

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world, Asian and Games records were as follows.

World Record	Austria	1793	Plzeň, Czech Republic	19 July 2003
Asian Record	South Korea	1791	Munich, Germany	1 August 2010
Games Record	China	1782	Busan, South Korea	5 October 2002

Results

Rank	Team	Series						Total	Xs	Notes
		1	2	3	4	5	6
	South Korea (KOR)	298	297	297	299	298	296	1785	121	GR
	Han Jin-seop	99	99	100	99	99	98	594	40
	Kim Hak-man	99	99	98	100	99	100	595	40
	Kim Jong-hyun	100	99	99	100	100	98	596	41
	China (CHN)	294	296	294	297	297	296	1774	110
	Tian Hui	99	100	97	98	99	100	593	40
	Tian Pu	97	98	99	100	100	98	592	38
	Wang Weiyi	98	98	98	99	98	98	589	32
	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	291	297	295	297	296	295	1771	109
	Yuriy Melsitov	97	100	98	100	100	99	594	37
	Igor Pirekeyev	97	98	99	98	99	97	588	36
	Alexandr Yermakov	97	99	98	99	97	99	589	36
4	Oman (OMA)	293	295	293	295	296	294	1766	90
	Dadallah Al-Bulushi	95	99	98	98	98	98	586	28
	Hamed Al-Khatri	100	99	96	98	100	100	593	35
	Khalaf Al-Khatri	98	97	99	99	98	96	587	27
5	India (IND)	293	295	289	297	294	295	1763	93
	Gagan Narang	97	99	95	100	98	98	587	28
	Surendra Singh Rathod	97	99	97	98	97	98	586	33
	Hariom Singh	99	97	97	99	99	99	590	32
6	Thailand (THA)	290	293	293	292	296	292	1756	84
	Komkrit Kongnamchok	97	98	95	97	97	97	581	26
	Tevarit Majchacheep	97	98	98	98	100	98	589	33
	Attapon Uea-aree	96	97	100	97	99	97	586	25
7	Vietnam (VIE)	290	295	291	293	294	293	1756	78
	Dương Anh Quân	97	99	96	95	98	99	584	25
	Nguyễn Thành Đạt	96	100	97	99	99	99	590	33
	Vũ Thành Hưng	97	96	98	99	97	95	582	20
8	Singapore (SIN)	289	296	292	294	292	293	1756	78
	Andy Chee	97	98	96	99	95	97	582	24
	Kasmijan Kimin	96	99	98	98	98	99	588	24
	Ong Jun Hong	96	99	98	97	99	97	586	30
9	Bangladesh (BAN)	293	294	294	294	287	292	1754	73
	Ramjan Ali	97	99	97	98	99	99	589	31
	Abdullah Hel Baki	98	98	97	99	94	94	580	24
	Taufick Shahrear Khan	98	97	100	97	94	99	585	18
10	Iran (IRI)	292	291	295	291	296	288	1753	79
	Amin Heidari	94	99	98	97	99	97	584	30
	Ebrahim Inanloo	98	95	98	96	97	95	579	22
	Sasan Shahsavari	100	97	99	98	100	96	590	27
11	Saudi Arabia (KSA)	293	293	293	295	286	292	1752	84
	Khalid Al-Anazi	99	99	99	99	97	98	591	36
	Sunhat Al-Otaibi	96	98	100	98	95	96	583	24
	Khalid Al-Zamil	98	96	94	98	94	98	578	24
12	Malaysia (MAS)	293	292	289	292	295	289	1750	79
	Nurrahimin Abdul Halim	97	96	97	98	96	95	579	27
	Hisyam Adzha	97	98	96	96	100	100	587	25
	Mohd Shahril Sahak	99	98	96	98	99	94	584	27
13	Qatar (QAT)	290	291	290	295	295	288	1749	84
	Abdulla Al-Ahmad	96	96	94	98	99	96	579	25
	Abdulla Al-Madeed	95	98	98	98	97	96	582	22
	Ali Al-Muhannadi	99	97	98	99	99	96	588	37
14	Mongolia (MGL)	291	292	286	295	295	289	1748	75
	Boldbaataryn Bishrel	97	96	91	99	98	97	578	23
	Dondovyn Ganzorig	97	100	99	99	98	96	589	30
	Tsedevdorjiin Mönkh-Erdene	97	96	96	97	99	96	581	22
15	Myanmar (MYA)	286	294	294	289	291	283	1737	77
	Aung Nyein Ni	96	97	99	99	96	94	581	26
	Aung Thura	95	100	96	93	97	94	575	25
	Lin Aung	95	97	99	97	98	95	581	26
16	Sri Lanka (SRI)	287	287	293	291	287	288	1733	65
	Sarath Chandrasiri	95	96	97	97	93	97	575	21
	Krishantha Kodikara	95	93	97	96	94	91	566	15
	Mangala Samarakoon	97	98	99	98	100	100	592	29

References

• ISSF Results Overview

External links

• Official website