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Air Rifle, 10 metres, Men

Date	3 August 1984 — 9:00
Status	Olympic
Location	Prado Recreational Area, Chino, California
Participants	54 from 35 countries
Format	10 metres. Six rounds of 10 shots each. 600 possible.

This was the Olympic début for the air rifle event. The favorite was the 1982 World Champion Philippe Hébérle of France, who had also twice won the World Championship in crossbow archery. He won the gold medal with a two-point margin over Austria’s Andreas Kronthaler (silver) and Britain’s Barry Dagger (bronze). The world-record holder, Harald Stenvaag (NOR), finished in a tie for seventh.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points	Round 1 Points	Round 2 Points	Round 3 Points	Round 4 Points	Round 5 Points	Round 6 Points
1	–	Philippe Hébérle	FRA	589	98	97	99	99	99	97	Gold	OR
2	–	Andreas Kronthaler	AUT	587	100	98	97	97	97	98	Silver
3	–	Barry Dagger	GBR	587	98	100	99	98	96	96	Bronze
4	–	Nicolas Berthelot	FRA	585	98	97	97	96	97	100
5	–	Peter Heinz	FRG	583	96	96	96	100	97	98
6	–	John Rost	USA	583	97	96	97	98	98	97
7	–	Harald Stenvaag	NOR	582	96	98	98	93	99	98
8	–	Itzhak Yonassi	ISR	582	96	95	97	98	98	98
9	–	Ignatios Psyllakis	GRE	581	96	99	96	94	96	100
10	–	Bernhard Süß	FRG	581	94	99	97	96	98	97
11	–	Guy Lorion	CAN	581	97	98	98	96	97	95
=12	–	Frank Arens	BEL	580	97	97	97	98	98	93
=12	–	Rajmond Debevec	YUG	580	97	97	96	97	94	99
=12	–	Ove Sjögren	SWE	580	96	99	97	96	98	94
=15	–	Malcolm Cooper	GBR	579	99	98	97	98	94	93
=15	–	Glenn Dubis	USA	579	99	96	95	97	97	95
=15	–	Šaćir Džeko	YUG	579	99	94	95	98	96	97
=18	–	Ryohei Koba	JPN	578	94	99	98	97	96	94
=18	–	Mauri Röppänen	FIN	578	94	97	97	96	97	97
=20	–	Niels Peder Pedersen	DEN	577	95	96	97	97	95	97
=20	–	Ricardo Rusticucci	ARG	577	93	95	97	98	97	97
=20	–	Constantin Stan	ROU	577	97	96	94	95	99	96
=23	–	Bob Cheyne	CAN	576	100	95	94	95	95	97
=23	–	Hansüli Minder	SUI	576	96	98	96	97	95	94
25	–	Per Erik Løkken	NOR	575	96	94	95	99	95	96
=26	–	Christian Heller	SWE	574	96	96	93	97	97	95
=26	–	José María Pigrau	ESP	574	96	97	97	94	96	94
=28	–	Gerhard Krimbacher	AUT	573	95	99	96	99	97	97			1
=28	–	Park Dae-Un	KOR	573	95	94	94	97	95	98
=30	–	Jorge González	ESP	572	92	92	97	98	94	99
=30	–	Xu Xiaoguang	CHN	572	97	93	96	94	97	95
32	–	Pelopidas Iliadis	GRE	571	95	96	96	95	93	96
=33	–	Pierre-Alain Dufaux	SUI	570	95	95	94	96	95	95
=33	–	Herbert Memelink	NED	570	94	98	94	96	94	94
35	–	Justo Moreno	PER	567	93	95	94	94	94	97
=36	–	José Álvarez	MEX	565	97	92	91	92	95	98
=36	–	Hua Jiansheng	CHN	565	90	93	100	94	94	94
38	–	Yun Deok-Ha	KOR	563	91	97	94	92	94	95
=39	–	Bhagirath Samai	IND	562	93	95	93	94	95	92
=39	–	Kamal El-Din El-Mursi	EGY	562	96	89	96	95	90	96
41	–	Hugo Romero	ECU	561	92	93	92	93	97	94
42	–	Germán Carrasquilla	COL	560	92	94	96	94	95	89
=43	–	Abdul Latif Al-Bulushi	OMA	558	88	94	95	94	97	90
=43	–	Manop Leeprasansakul	THA	558	91	96	94	89	96	92
45	–	Paulo Pimenta	BRA	557	94	94	91	90	93	95
46	–	Víctor Garcés	MEX	556	96	94	93	94	93	86
47	–	Tanin Thaisinlp	THA	554	89	94	94	91	95	91
48	–	Khamis Al-Subhi	OMA	552	94	87	88	93	95	95
49	–	Dennis Hardman	ZIM	548	90	90	92	92	95	89
50	–	Khuwaled Al-Harthi	KSA	545	88	93	90	90	91	93
51	–	Pasquale Raschi	SMR	543	86	91	94	92	91	89
52	–	Roger Cartín	CRC	511	84	87	77	86	83	94
DNF	–	Yair Davidovitz	ISR	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
DNF	–	Kaoru Matsuo	JPN	–	–	–	–	–	–	–

Shoot-Off for 2nd place

Date	3 August 1984 — 9:00
Format	Sudden-death shoot-off.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points
1	–	Andreas Kronthaler	AUT	36
2	–	Barry Dagger	GBR	22