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Free Rifle, 400, 600 and 800 metres, Team, Men

Date	26 – 27 June 1924
Status	Olympic
Location	Camp de Châlons, Mourmelon-le-Grand
Participants	88 from 18 countries
Format	400, 600, and 800 meters. Five-man teams. 30 shots, 10 shots at each distance. 150 possible per shooter, 750 possible per team.

The United States team easily won this event, winning by 30 points with 676, using Springfield rifles, with Remington Palma ammunition, loaded with HiVel powder. But the real story was in third place. Haiti tied with France for second place with 646 from 750 possible. France won the barrage to earn the silver medal. In 1915, the US military, concerned about German influence and military presence in Haiti, occupied that country for the duration of World War I. A Haitian gendarmerie was formed, led by American Marines, Col. David McDougal and Major Harry Smith. Both had been involved in shooting sport, and taught the Haitian gendarmerie to shoot. The Haitians decided they wanted to compete in the Olympics, though they had no experience, and no funds to send a team. But they had desire. A team was formed and equipped by the U.S. Marines. Each man in the gendarmerie, not just the shooters, contributed to a fund by donating 5% of their salary for five months to raise a fund to finance the team. In Paris, the Haitian free rifle team was in second place for most of the competition, and it was only during the final series that they were caught by the French team.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Points	400 metre Points	600 metre Points	800 metre Points
1	United States	USA	676	–	–	–	Gold
	Bud Fisher		142	50	47	45
	Walter Stokes		138	49	49	40
	Joe Crockett		133	47	45	41
	Ray Coulter		132	49	44	39
	Sid Hinds		131	50	40	41
2	France	FRA	646	–	–	–	Silver
	Émile Rumeau		134	50	44	40
	Albert Courquin		131	48	42	41
	Pierre Hardy		130	49	41	40
	Georges Roes		126	50	44	32
	Paul Colas		125	46	43	36
3	Haiti	HAI	646	–	–	–	Bronze
	Ludovic Augustin		135	48	44	43
	Astrel Rolland		129	48	42	39
	Ludovic Valborge		128	49	43	36
	Destin Destine		128	47	45	36
	Eloi Metullus		126	48	46	32
4	Switzerland	SUI	635	–	–	–
	Jakob Reich		135	47	44	44
	Arnold Rösli		128	49	41	38
	Willy Schnyder		127	47	45	35
	Konrad Stücheli		125	47	43	35
	Albert Tröndle		120	50	37	33
5	Finland	FIN	628	–	–	–
	Aarne Valkama		130	49	43	38
	Veli Nieminen		128	49	42	37
	Voitto Kolho		125	46	39	40
	Heikki Huttunen		123	48	44	31
	Jean Theslöf		122	48	40	34
6	Denmark	DEN	626	–	–	–
	Niels Larsen		130	50	45	35
	Lars Jørgen Madsen		127	45	44	38
	Anders Peter Nielsen		124	46	38	40
	Erik Sætter-Lassen		124	47	46	31
	Peter Geltzer Petersen		121	46	43	33		1
7	Sweden	SWE	623	–	–	–
	Hugo Johansson		137	50	48	39
	Ivar Wester		131	45	46	40
	Mauritz Eriksson		126	47	42	37
	Olle Ericsson		115	48	36	31
	Gustaf Andersson		114	49	39	26
8	Norway	NOR	594	–	–	–
	Ludvig Larsen		123	47	42	34
	Olaf Johannessen		122	47	40	35
	Willy Røgeberg		119	46	41	32
	Halvard Angaard		117	44	42	31
	Otto Olsen		113	46	39	28
9	South Africa	RSA	590	–	–	–
	Leslie Laing		127	49	42	36
	Eric Halley		124	44	44	36
	David Smith		116	48	36	32
	George Church		113	43	39	31
	Melville Wallace		110	43	36	31
10	Italy	ITA	578	–	–	–
	Sem De Ranieri		122	47	45	30
	Riccardo Ticchi		119	44	39	36
	Giuseppe Laveni		116	48	38	30
	Alberto Coletti Conti		113	43	37	33
	Camillo Isnardi		108	44	36	28
11	Belgium	BEL	550	–	–	–
	Paul Van Asbroeck		118	47	39	32
	Jacques Lafortune		117	46	42	29
	Conrad Adriaenssens		117	45	40	32
	Arthur Balbaert		106	42	33	31
	Charles Scheirlinckx		92	37	32	23
12	Greece	GRE	526	–	–	–
	Ioannis Theofilakis		115	47	33	35
	Alexandros Theofilakis		111	45	35	31
	Georgios Anitsas		103	44	38	21
	Georgios Moraitinis		100	40	35	25
	Andreas Vichos		97	42	28	27
13	Romania	ROU	524	–	–	–
	Alexandru Vătămanu		109	44	34	31
	Constantin Țenescu		106	39	32	35		2
	Simion Vartolomeu		104	44	30	30
	Mihai Plătăreanu		103	38	32	33
	Vasile Ghițescu		102	43	35	24
14	Czechoslovakia	TCH	501	–	–	–
	Jaroslav Mach		103	41	36	26		3
	Josef Sucharda		103	42	37	24
	František Čermák		102	44	32	26
	Antonín Byczański		101	43	38	20
	Josef Kozlík		92	38	29	25
15	Poland	POL	477	–	–	–
	Marian Borzemski		101	37	30	34
	Stanisław Kowalczewski		96	42	30	24
	Franciszek Brożek		94	43	25	26
	Bolesław Gościewicz		93	45	25	23
	Władysław Świątek		93	38	32	23
16	Netherlands	NED	458	–	–	–
	Albert Langereis		103	42	39	22
	Carel de Iongh		94	41	32	21
	Gerrit Bouwhuis		90	32	38	20
	François Kortleven		86	40	21	25
	Adrianus van Korlaar		85	30	27	22
17	Portugal	POR	427	–	–	–
	Dário Canas		97	43	30	24
	Manuel Guerra		94	44	31	19
	António Ferreira		93	41	34	18
	Félix Bermudes		76	43	21	12
	Francisco António Real		67	36	19	12
DNF	Hungary	HUN	–	–	–	–
	Rezső Velez		113	45	36	32
	Elemér Takács		102	43	31	28
	Sándor Prokopp		61	0	31	36		4
DNS	Argentina	ARG	–	–	–	–
	Adolfo Arana DNS		–	–	–	–
	Jorge del Mazo DNS		–	–	–	–
	Mario Genoud DNS		–	–	–	–
	Alfredo Pugnali DNS		–	–	–	–
	Abelardo Rico DNS		–	–	–	–
	Julio Agustín Rocca DNS		–	–	–	–
	Benjamín Tealdi DNS		–	–	–	–
DNS	Mexico	MEX	–	–	–	–
	Tirso Hernández DNS		–	–	–	–
	Manuel Solís DNS		–	–	–	–