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Air Pistol, 10 metres, Men

Date	14 August 2004
Status	Olympic
Location	Olympiako Kentro Skopovolis Markopoulou, Markopoulo
Participants	47 from 35 countries

The favorites were the 2002 World Champion, Mikhail Nestruyev (RUS), and China’s Wang Yifu, Olympic gold medalist in 1992 and silver medalist in both 1996 and 2000. Nestruyev led the qualifying by one point over Wang. They were so dominant that third place was another six points back. The final was a back-and-forth affair with Wang eventually winning, 690.0 to 689.8. The difference turned out to be the ninth and 10th shots. Nestruyev led after eight shots in the final, but made only 9.3 on the ninth, while Yang’s 10.3 brought him into a tie. On the final round, Wang outshot Nestruyev 9.9 to 9.7 to win gold. This gave Wang his fourth consecutive medal in the event, two golds and two silvers.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round	Final
1	–	Wang Yifu	CHN	690.0	590 (2)	690.0 (1)	Gold	OR
2	–	Mikhail Nestruyev	RUS	689.8	591 (1)	689.8 (2)	Silver
3	–	Vladimir Isakov	RUS	684.3	584 (3)	684.3 (3)	Bronze
4	–	Tanyu Kiryakov	BUL	683.4	583 (=4)	683.4 (4)
5	–	Jin Jong-O	KOR	682.9	582 (=6)	682.9 (5)
6	–	Kim Hyon-Ung	PRK	682.0	583 (=4)	682.0 (6)
7	–	Norayr Bakhtamyan	ARM	681.9	582 (=6)	681.9 (7)
8	–	Kim Jong-Su	PRK	681.2	582 (=6)	681.2 (8)
9	–	Tan Zongliang	CHN	582	582 (=6)	–
10	–	Sergey Babikov	TJK	581	581 (10)	–
=11	–	Ihar Basinski	BLR	580	580 (=11)	–
=11	–	Wojciech Knapik	POL	580	580 (=11)	–
=13	–	Sorin Babii	ROU	579	579 (=13)	–
=13	–	Kanstantsin Lukaschyk	BLR	579	579 (=13)	–
=13	–	Daryl Szarenski	USA	579	579 (=13)	–
=13	–	Andrija Zlatić	SCG	579	579 (=13)	–
=17	–	Francesco Bruno	ITA	578	578 (=17)	–
=17	–	João Costa	POR	578	578 (=17)	–
=17	–	Viktor Makarov	UKR	578	578 (=17)	–
=20	–	Aleksandr Danilov	ISR	577	577 (=20)	–
=20	–	Franck Dumoulin	FRA	577	577 (=20)	–
=20	–	Martin Tenk	CZE	577	577 (=20)	–
=23	–	Vigilio Fait	ITA	576	576 (=23)	–
=23	–	Vladimir Isachenko	KAZ	576	576 (=23)	–
=23	–	Masaru Nakashige	JPN	576	576 (=23)	–
=23	–	Abdullah Ustaoglu	GER	576	576 (=23)	–
=27	–	Roger Daniel	TTO	574	574 (=27)	–
=27	–	Lee Sang-Do	KOR	574	574 (=27)	–
=27	–	David Moore	AUS	574	574 (=27)	–
=30	–	Norbelis Bárzaga	CUB	573	573 (=30)	–
=30	–	Artur Gevorgjan	GER	573	573 (=30)	–
=30	–	Shuji Tazawa	JPN	573	573 (=30)	–
=33	–	José Antonio Colado	ESP	572	572 (=33)	–
=33	–	Dionysios Georgakopoulos	GRE	572	572 (=33)	–
=33	–	Friedhelm Sack	NAM	572	572 (=33)	–
=36	–	Jakkrit Panichpatikum	THA	571	571 (=36)	–
=36	–	Dan Repacholi	AUS	571	571 (=36)	–
=36	–	Jason Turner	USA	571	571 (=36)	–
39	–	Iulian Raicea	ROU	570	570 (39)	–
40	–	Chang Yi-Ning	TPE	569	569 (40)	–
41	–	Nguyễn Mạnh Tường	VIE	568	568 (41)	–
42	–	Isidro Lorenzo	ESP	565	565 (42)	–
43	–	Attila Simon	HUN	562	562 (43)	–
44	–	Maximino Modesti	ARG	559	559 (44)	–
45	–	Khalid Mohamed	BRN	553	553 (45)	–
46	–	Chris Rice	ISV	551	551 (46)	–
47	–	Rudolf Knijnenburg	BOL	548	548 (47)	–

Preliminary Round

Date	14 August 2004 — 12:00
Format	10 metres. 60 shots in six series of 10. 600 possible.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points	Round 1 Points	Round 2 Points	Round 3 Points	Round 4 Points	Round 5 Points	Round 6 Points
1	–	Mikhail Nestruyev	RUS	591	99	99	98	100	97	98	QOR
2	–	Wang Yifu	CHN	590	99	98	96	99	99	99	Q
3	–	Vladimir Isakov	RUS	584	98	95	99	99	97	96	Q
=4	–	Kim Hyon-Ung	PRK	583	96	98	96	99	96	98	Q
=4	–	Tanyu Kiryakov	BUL	583	97	95	100	97	96	98	Q
=6	–	Norayr Bakhtamyan	ARM	582	98	98	96	95	96	99	Q
=6	–	Jin Jong-O	KOR	582	95	96	98	98	97	98	Q
=6	–	Kim Jong-Su	PRK	582	96	98	96	97	97	98	Q
=6	–	Tan Zongliang	CHN	582	99	100	94	98	95	96
10	–	Sergey Babikov	TJK	581	93	97	95	99	99	98
=11	–	Ihar Basinski	BLR	580	96	98	96	96	98	96
=11	–	Wojciech Knapik	POL	580	96	94	98	98	98	96
=13	–	Sorin Babii	ROU	579	100	97	93	98	97	94
=13	–	Kanstantsin Lukaschyk	BLR	579	97	97	95	96	98	96
=13	–	Daryl Szarenski	USA	579	97	96	98	95	98	95
=13	–	Andrija Zlatić	SCG	579	97	94	98	97	94	99
=17	–	Francesco Bruno	ITA	578	94	96	99	96	96	97
=17	–	João Costa	POR	578	97	95	99	95	97	95
=17	–	Viktor Makarov	UKR	578	96	99	99	94	96	94
=20	–	Aleksandr Danilov	ISR	577	96	96	100	95	95	95
=20	–	Franck Dumoulin	FRA	577	98	91	98	98	95	97
=20	–	Martin Tenk	CZE	577	93	97	96	98	98	95
=23	–	Vigilio Fait	ITA	576	97	95	93	96	98	97
=23	–	Vladimir Isachenko	KAZ	576	93	98	98	96	97	94
=23	–	Masaru Nakashige	JPN	576	96	94	96	99	97	94
=23	–	Abdullah Ustaoglu	GER	576	93	96	98	95	97	97
=27	–	Roger Daniel	TTO	574	96	95	94	95	98	96
=27	–	Lee Sang-Do	KOR	574	95	94	96	96	96	97
=27	–	David Moore	AUS	574	95	95	98	95	96	95
=30	–	Norbelis Bárzaga	CUB	573	94	96	96	96	97	94
=30	–	Artur Gevorgjan	GER	573	96	96	94	96	95	96
=30	–	Shuji Tazawa	JPN	573	93	97	97	95	92	99
=33	–	José Antonio Colado	ESP	572	96	97	93	98	98	90
=33	–	Dionysios Georgakopoulos	GRE	572	94	97	93	95	96	97
=33	–	Friedhelm Sack	NAM	572	94	98	97	92	95	96
=36	–	Jakkrit Panichpatikum	THA	571	88	98	97	97	96	95
=36	–	Dan Repacholi	AUS	571	94	95	95	96	97	94
=36	–	Jason Turner	USA	571	96	92	95	97	94	97
39	–	Iulian Raicea	ROU	570	92	94	97	94	98	95
40	–	Chang Yi-Ning	TPE	569	97	91	97	95	96	93
41	–	Nguyễn Mạnh Tường	VIE	568	93	92	92	99	97	95
42	–	Isidro Lorenzo	ESP	565	96	93	93	93	93	97
43	–	Attila Simon	HUN	562	90	94	95	97	92	94
44	–	Maximino Modesti	ARG	559	94	90	94	93	94	94
45	–	Khalid Mohamed	BRN	553	94	93	93	91	90	92
46	–	Chris Rice	ISV	551	88	88	93	94	91	97
47	–	Rudolf Knijnenburg	BOL	548	94	82	90	94	92	96

Final Round

Date	14 August 2004 — 14:45
Format	Top eight from preliminary round advanced to the final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round Points	Final Round Points
1	–	Wang Yifu	CHN	690.0	590	100.0	OR
2	–	Mikhail Nestruyev	RUS	689.8	591	98.8
3	–	Vladimir Isakov	RUS	684.3	584	100.3
4	–	Tanyu Kiryakov	BUL	683.4	583	100.4
5	–	Jin Jong-O	KOR	682.9	582	100.9
6	–	Kim Hyon-Ung	PRK	682.0	583	99.0
7	–	Norayr Bakhtamyan	ARM	681.9	582	99.9
8	–	Kim Jong-Su	PRK	681.2	582	99.2