Shooting at the 2002 Asian Games – Men's 25 metre standard pistol team

Men's 25 metre standard pistol team at the 2002 Asian Games
Venue	International Shooting Range
Dates	October 8, 2002 (2002-10-08)
Competitors	39 from 13 nations
Medalists
China Jin Yongde, Liu Guohui, Liu Yadong    South Korea Kim Sung-joon, Lee Sang-hak, Park Byung-taek    North Korea Kim Hyon-ung, Kim Jong-su, Ryu Myong-yon
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Shooting at the 2002 Asian Games
Pistol
10 m air pistol		men	(T)		women	(T)
25 m center fire pistol		men	(T)
25 m rapid fire pistol		men	(T)
25 m standard pistol		men	(T)
25 m / 50 m pistol		men	(T)		women	(T)
Rifle
10 m air rifle		men	(T)		women	(T)
50 m rifle prone		men	(T)		women	(T)
50 m rifle 3 positions		men	(T)		women	(T)
Running target
10 m running target		men	(T)		women	(T)
Shotgun
Trap		men	(T)		women	(T)
Double trap		men	(T)		women	(T)
Skeet		men	(T)		women	(T)

The men's 25 metre standard pistol team competition at the 2002 Asian Games in Busan, South Korea was held on 8 October at the Changwon International Shooting Range.

Schedule

All times are Korea Standard Time (UTC+09:00)

Records

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

World Record	Soviet Union	1725	Osijek, Yugoslavia	10 September 1985
Asian Record	China	1719	Beijing, China	20 September 1991
Games Record	China	1714	Hiroshima, Japan	12 October 1994

Results

Legend

• DNS — Did not start

Rank	Team	150 Sec		20 Sec		10 Sec		Total	Notes
		1	2	1	2	1	2
01 !	China (CHN)	289	292	286	286	285	286	1724	AR
	Jin Yongde	97	99	93	94	94	94	571
	Liu Guohui	97	96	98	97	94	95	577
	Liu Yadong	95	97	95	95	97	97	576
02 !	South Korea (KOR)	290	295	285	291	285	275	1721
	Kim Sung-joon	99	99	95	97	95	91	576
	Lee Sang-hak	95	99	95	97	92	91	569
	Park Byung-taek	96	97	95	97	98	93	576
03 !	North Korea (PRK)	294	294	283	286	282	273	1712
	Kim Hyon-ung	96	99	93	96	97	90	571
	Kim Jong-su	100	96	95	95	93	92	571
	Ryu Myong-yon	98	99	95	95	92	91	570
4	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	284	289	280	281	282	275	1691
	Vladimir Issachenko	96	96	99	94	91	90	566
	Igor Shmotkin	95	97	88	94	95	93	562
	Vladimir Vokhmyanin	93	96	93	93	96	92	563
4	Thailand (THA)	289	290	284	280	282	266	1691
	Nopparat Kulton	94	94	96	91	92	89	556
	Jakkrit Panichpatikum	97	99	89	95	93	83	556
	Opas Ruengpanyawut	98	97	99	94	97	94	579
6	Vietnam (VIE)	287	291	283	285	267	274	1687
	Nguyễn Mạnh Tường	96	97	93	94	84	94	558
	Nguyễn Trung Hiếu	95	99	94	93	92	84	557
	Phạm Cao Sơn	96	95	96	98	91	96	572
7	India (IND)	291	285	283	283	270	268	1680
	Samaresh Jung	99	95	95	94	84	84	551
	Ved Prakash Pilaniya	97	95	95	93	90	91	561
	Jaspal Rana	95	95	93	96	96	93	568
8	Japan (JPN)	283	288	284	278	270	273	1676
	Teruyoshi Akiyama	95	97	94	94	94	91	565
	Shuji Tazawa	94	95	94	90	87	93	553
	Shoichi Uenosono	94	96	96	94	89	89	558
9	Uzbekistan (UZB)	279	288	279	281	269	275	1671
	Dilshod Mukhtarov	95	97	94	94	94	94	568
	Enver Osmanov	92	97	96	94	92	89	560
	Sergey Vozmishchev	92	94	89	93	83	92	543
9	Pakistan (PAK)	289	277	276	279	278	272	1671
	Irshad Ali	97	94	92	90	93	90	556
	Zahid Ali	94	90	93	94	92	95	558
	Mustaqeem Shah	98	93	91	95	93	87	557
11	Hong Kong (HKG)	286	279	272	274	256	265	1632
	Lee Siu Wah	95	97	92	90	83	86	543
	Li Hao Jian	96	93	96	93	87	93	558
	Man Kin Hung	95	89	84	91	86	86	531
12	Oman (OMA)	276	272	268	271	244	261	1592
	Salem Al-Awaisi	96	92	94	89	87	87	545
	Khailfa Al-Hanai	86	86	84	88	66	83	493
	Said Al-Hasani	94	94	90	94	91	91	554
—	Kyrgyzstan (KGZ)							DNS
	Vladimir Grigoriev							DNS
	Dmitru Kuznetsov	95	95	94	90	93	92	559
	Yuri Melentiev	96	94	92	89	91	92	554

References

• 2002 Asian Games Report, Page 632–635
• Results

External links

• Official website