Shooting_at_the_2004_Summer_Olympics_–_Qualification References

Qualification rules

A nation may earn up to 2 quota places per event, except for women's trap and skeet, which is entitled only to a maximum of one per NOC.

The qualification consists of two parts:

A minimum qualification score (MQS) that each shooter has to perform in at least one ISSF championship to be eligible for the Olympics in that certain event. The MQS are set rather low.
A number of quota places in each event, adding up to a total of 390. The quota places are won by the national federations when their shooters rank high in ISSF championships (at ISSF World Cups, only the best-ranking shooter yet without a Quota place gains one, while at the World Championships there are more places at stake). Some quota places are left as wild cards.

Each quota place gives the national federation the right to send one shooter to compete in that event. However, there is a maximum of two shooters per event and country. On the other hand, a shooter filling a quota place in one event may compete in other events as well, as long as the MQS have been fulfilled. Most shooters combine events in this way (apart from those in 25 metre rapid fire pistol and skeet, who generally do not, because there are no events similar to theirs on the program).^[1]^[2]

Summary

Nation	Men										Women							Total
Nation	FR 3x40	FR 60PR	AR 60	FP	RFP	AP 60	10 RT	TR 125	DT 150	SK 125	STR 3x20	AR 40	SP	AP 40	TR 75	DT 120	SK 75	Quotas	Athletes
Andorra								1										1	1
Argentina	2	2	2	1		1												8	3
Armenia				1		1												2	1
Australia	1	2	2	2	1	2	1	2	2	2	2	1	2	2	1	2	1	28	21
Austria	2	2	2								1	1						8	5
Azerbaijan													1	1			1	3	2
Bahrain						1												1	1
Bangladesh			1															1	1
Barbados										1								1	1
Belarus	2	2	1	2		2	2						2	2				15	9
Belgium												1						1	1
Bolivia						1												1	1
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1	1	1															3	1
Brazil								1										1	1
Bulgaria				1	1	1							1	1				5	3
Canada															2	2		4	2
Chile										1								1	1
China	2	2	2	2	2	2	2		2	1	2	2	2	2	1	2	1	29	26
Colombia								1		1			1	1				4	3
Costa Rica														1				1	1
Croatia													1	1				2	1
Cuba		1		2	1	1				2	1	1	1	1				11	8
Cyprus										2								2	2
Czech Republic	2	2		1		1	2			1	1	1	1	1				13	8
Denmark		1	1							1		1		1				5	5
Dominican Republic										1								1	1
Ecuador													1	1				2	1
Egypt			1							2		2						5	5
El Salvador												1						1	1
Estonia										1								1	1
Fiji								1										1	1
Finland	1	1	1					1	1	1	1	1					1	9	6
France				1		1		2		1	2	2	1	1	1			12	8
Georgia													1	1				2	1
Germany	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	1	1	2	2	2	2	1	1		28	20
Great Britain		1						2	1	1					1			6	6
Greece	1	1	2	1		1		1	1	1		2	1	1				13	11
Guatemala							1											1	1
Hong Kong														1				1	1
Hungary	1	1	1	1	1	1					2	2	2	2			1	15	8
India			2				2	1		2	2							9	8
Indonesia												1						1	1
Iran														1				1	1
Ireland								1										1	1
Israel		1		1		1												3	2
Italy	1	1	1	2		2		2	2	1	1	2			1		1	17	13
Jamaica												1						1	1
Japan	1	1	1	2		2				1	1	2	2	1	1			15	9
Kazakhstan				1		1	1				1	1	1	1				7	4
Kuwait								2	2	1								5	5
Kyrgyzstan	1	1	1															3	1
Latvia					1													1	1
Lebanon								1										1	1
Liechtenstein			1															1	1
Lithuania															1			1	1
Macedonia											1	1						2	1
Malaysia								1		1								2	2
Malta									1									1	1
Mexico	1		1															2	1
Moldova							1											1	1
Monaco												1						1	1
Mongolia													1	1				2	1
Namibia				1		1												2	1
Nepal			1															1	1
Netherlands	1	1	1							2								5	3
New Zealand		1														1		2	2
Nicaragua												1						1	1
Norway	2	2	2							2								8	5
Oman									1									1	1
Pakistan										1								1	1
Peru								1										1	1
Philippines								1										1	1
Poland				1		1				1	2	2						7	5
Portugal				1		1		1										3	2
Puerto Rico							1	1										2	1
Qatar								1	1									2	2
Romania				1	1	2												4	2
Russia	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	1	1	1	31	24
San Marino								1							1			2	2
Saudi Arabia										1								1	1
Serbia and Montenegro	1	1	1	1		1							1	1				7	3
Singapore								1										1	1
Slovakia	1	1	2														1	5	3
Slovenia	1	1	1															3	1
South Africa		1																1	1
South Korea	1	1	2	2	1	2				1	2	2	2	2	1	1	1	21	16
Spain				2		2							1	1	1	1		6	4
Sri Lanka											1	1						2	1
Sweden	2	2	2				2		1							1		10	8
Switzerland	1	1	1		1						1	1	2	2				10	5
Syria										1								1	1
Chinese Taipei				1		1									1			3	2
Tajikistan						1												1	1
Thailand	1	1	1	1		1												5	2
Trinidad and Tobago				1		1												2	1
Turkey								1										1	1
Turkmenistan	1	1																2	1
Ukraine	2	2	2	1	1	1	1			1	2	2	2	2	1			21	11
United Arab Emirates								1	1	1								3	2
United States	2	2	2	2		2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	1	1	2	30	21
Uzbekistan	1	1	1								1	1						5	2
Venezuela													1	1				2	1
Vietnam						1												1	1
Virgin Islands				1		1												2	1
Zimbabwe									1									1	1
Total: 105 NOCs	40	46	47	42	17	47	19	35	25	41	33	44	37	41	17	15	12	558	390

Timeline

Event	Date	Venue
2001 World Shotgun Championships	April 30 – May 8, 2001	Cairo
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	April 10–19, 2002	Sydney
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	April 20–29, 2002	Shanghai
2002 ISSF World Cup #3 Rifle & Pistol, & Running Target	May 18–26, 2002	Atlanta
2002 ISSF World Cup #4 Running Target	May 27–30, 2002	Plzeň
2002 ISSF World Cup #4 Rifle & Pistol	May 29 – June 3, 2002	Milan
2002 ISSF World Cup #3 Shotgun	June 22–30, 2002	Suhl
2002 ISSF World Shooting Championships	July 2–16, 2002	Lahti
2002 ISSF World Cup #4 Shotgun	August 16–25, 2002	Santo Domingo
2003 ISSF World Cup #1 Shotgun	March 3–15, 2003	Perth
2003 ISSF World Cup #2 Shotgun	March 15–22, 2003	New Delhi
2003 ISSF World Cup #1 Rifle & Pistol	May 3–11, 2003	Fort Benning
2003 ISSF World Cup #2 Rifle, Pistol, & Running Target	June 2–8, 2003	Zagreb
2003 ISSF World Cup #3 Rifle & Pistol, & Running Target	June 9–16, 2003	Munich
2003 ISSF World Cup #3 Shotgun	June 22–28, 2003	Granada
2003 ISSF World Cup #4 Rifle & Pistol, & Running Target	June 29 – July 7, 2003	Changwon
2003 ISSF World Cup #5 Running Target	July 24–26, 2003	Suhl
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	July 17 – August 6, 2003	Plzeň
2003 European Championships (Shotgun)	July 30 – August 6, 2003	Brno
2003 Pan American Games	August 2–9, 2003	Santo Domingo
2003 ISSF World Cup #4 Shotgun	September 2–8, 2003	Lonato
2003 World Shotgun Championships	September 10–17, 2003	Nicosia
2003 African Continental Championships	September 21–27, 2003	Pretoria
2003 European Championships 10m events	November 4–12, 2003	Gothenburg
2003 Oceania Continental Championships	November 15–22, 2003	Auckland
2004 Asian Continental Championships	February 6–19, 2004	Kuala Lumpur

50 m rifle three positions men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
Host nation	Greece		Evangelos Liogris
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Russia	Konstantin Prikhodtchenko	Sergei Kovalenko
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Finland	Juha Hirvi	Juha Hirvi
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	United States	Matthew Emmons	Matthew Emmons
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Slovenia	Rajmond Debevec	Rajmond Debevec
2002 World Championships	Switzerland	Marcel Bürge	Marcel Bürge
	Hungary	Péter Sidi	Péter Sidi
	United States	Michael Anti	Michael Anti
	Norway	Harald Stenvaag	Harald Stenvaag
	Slovakia	Jozef Gönci	Jozef Gönci
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Sweden	Sven Haglund	Sven Haglund
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Ukraine	Artur Ayvazyan	Artur Ayvazyan
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Austria	Thomas Farnik	Thomas Farnik
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	China	Liu Zhiwei	Liu Zhiwei
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Russia	Viatcheslav Botchkarev	Artem Khadjibekov
	Serbia and Montenegro	Stevan Pletikosić	Stevan Pletikosić
	Ukraine	Yuriy Sukhorukov	Yuriy Sukhorukov
2003 Pan American Games	Argentina	Pablo Álvarez	Pablo Álvarez
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Timothy Lowndes	Timothy Lowndes
2004 Asian Championships	China	Yao Ye	Jia Zhanbo
2004 Asian Championships	South Korea	Bae Sung-duk	Park Bong-duk
Exchange of quota places	Germany		Christian Lusch
Re-allocation of unused quota	Mexico		Roberto José Elias
Re-allocation of unused quota	Turkmenistan		Igor Pirekeev
Athletes qualified in other events	Argentina		Ángel Velarte
	Austria		Christian Planer
	Belarus		Vitali Bubnovich
	Belarus		Sergei Martynov
	Bosnia and Herzegovina		Nedžad Fazlija
	Czech Republic		Václav Bečvář
	Czech Republic		Tomáš Jeřábek
	Germany		Maik Eckhardt
	Italy		Marco de Nicolo
	Japan		Masaru Yanagida
	Kyrgyzstan		Aleksandr Babchenko
	Netherlands		Dick Boschman
	Norway		Espen Berg-Knutsen
	Sweden		Roger Hansson
	Thailand		Tevarit Majchacheeap
	Uzbekistan		Vyacheslav Skoromnov
Total			40

50 m rifle prone men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Austria	Mario Knögler	Mario Knögler
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Belarus	Anatoli Klimenko	Yury Shcherbatsevich
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Sweden	Jonas Edman	Jonas Edman
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Great Britain	Michael Babb	Michael Babb
2002 World Championships	Norway	Espen Berg-Knutsen	Espen Berg-Knutsen
	Italy	Marco de Nicolo	Marco de Nicolo
	Belarus	Sergei Martynov	Sergei Martynov
	Russia	Artem Khadjibekov	Artem Khadjibekov
	Norway	Vebjørn Berg	Harald Stenvaag
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	United States	Eric Uptagrafft	Michael Anti
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Czech Republic	Tomáš Jeřábek	Tomáš Jeřábek
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Israel	Guy Starik	Guy Starik
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Czech Republic	Václav Bečvář	Václav Bečvář
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Denmark	Torben Grimmel	Torben Grimmel
	Austria	Christian Planer	Wolfram Waibel
	Sweden	Roger Hansson	Roger Hansson
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Thomas Tamas	Matthew Emmons
2003 Pan American Games	Cuba	Reinier Estpinan	Reinier Estpinan
2003 African Championships	South Africa	Martin Senore	Martin Senore
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Morgan Henry	Warren Potent
2004 Asian Championships	Uzbekistan	Vyacheslav Skoromnov	Vyacheslav Skoromnov
2004 Asian Championships	China	Jia Zhanbo	Yao Ye
Exchange of quota places	New Zealand		Ryan Taylor
Athletes qualified in other events	Argentina		Pablo Álvarez
	Argentina		Ángel Velarte
	Australia		Timothy Lowndes
	Bosnia and Herzegovina		Nedžad Fazlija
	China		Jia Zhanbo
	Finland		Juha Hirvi
	Germany		Maik Eckhardt
	Germany		Christian Lusch
	Greece		Evangelos Liogris
	Hungary		Péter Sidi
	Japan		Masaru Yanagida
	Kyrgyzstan		Aleksandr Babchenko
	Netherlands		Dick Boschman
	Russia		Sergei Kovalenko
	Serbia and Montenegro		Stevan Pletikosić
	Slovakia		Jozef Gönci
	Slovenia		Rajmond Debevec
	South Korea		Park Bong-duk
	Switzerland		Marcel Bürge
	Thailand		Tevarit Majchacheeap
	Turkmenistan		Igor Pirekeev
	Ukraine		Artur Ayvazyan
	Ukraine		Yuriy Sukhorukov
Total			46

10 m air rifle men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	South Korea	Kim Byung-eun	Cheon Min-ho
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	China	Zhang Fu	Zhu Qinan
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	United States	Jason Parker	Jason Parker
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Denmark	Peter Thuesen	Peter Thuesen
2002 World Championships	China	Li Jie	Li Jie
	Russia	Yevgeni Aleinikov	Artem Khadjibekov
	Netherlands	Dick Boschman	Dick Boschman
	Thailand	Tevarit Majchacheeap	Tevarit Majchacheeap
	Austria	Wolfram Waibel	Christian Planer
	Sweden	Marcus Åkerholm	Marcus Åkerholm
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Germany	Frank Köstel	Maik Eckhardt
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Germany	Torsten Krebs	Torsten Krebs
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	India	Abhinav Bindra	Abhinav Bindra
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	South Korea	Yoon Tae-sook	Je Sung-tae
2003 Pan American Games	Argentina	Ángel Velarte	Ángel Velarte
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Bradley Wheeldon	Matthew Emmons
2003 European Championships 10m events	Russia	Sergei Kovalenko	Konstantin Prikhodtchenko
	Slovakia	Matej Mészáros	Matej Mészáros
	Belarus	Vitali Bubnovich	Vitali Bubnovich
	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Nedžad Fazlija	Nedžad Fazlija
2003 African Championships	Egypt	Mohamed Abdellah	Mohamed Abdellah
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Matthew Inabinet	Matthew Inabinet
2004 Asian Championships	Japan	Masaru Yanagida	Masaru Yanagida
2004 Asian Championships	India	Gagan Narang	Gagan Narang
Exchange of quota places	Greece		Georgios Petsanis
	Greece		Konstantinos Savorgiannakis
	Norway		Leif Steinar Rolland
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Bangladesh		Asif Hossain Khan
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Nepal		Tika Shrestha
Re-allocation of unused quota	Kyrgyzstan		Aleksandr Babchenko
Re-allocation of unused quota	Liechtenstein		Oliver Geissmann
Athletes qualified in other events	Argentina		Pablo Álvarez
	Australia		Timothy Lowndes
	Austria		Thomas Farnik
	Finland		Juha Hirvi
	Hungary		Péter Sidi
	Italy		Marco de Nicolo
	Mexico		Roberto José Elias
	Norway		Espen Berg-Knutsen
	Serbia and Montenegro		Stevan Pletikosić
	Slovakia		Jozef Gönci
	Slovenia		Rajmond Debevec
	Sweden		Sven Haglund
	Switzerland		Marcel Bürge
	Ukraine		Artur Ayvazyan
	Ukraine		Yuriy Sukhorukov
	Uzbekistan		Vyacheslav Skoromnov
Total			47

50 m pistol men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	France	Franck Dumoulin	Franck Dumoulin
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	China	Wang Yifu	Tan Zongliang
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Czech Republic	Martin Tenk	Martin Tenk
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	China	Xu Dan	Xu Dan
2002 World Championships	Russia	Vladimir Gontcharov	Mikhail Nestruyev
	Israel	Alexander Danilov	Alexander Danilov
	Russia	Boris Kokorev	Boris Kokorev
	Germany	Frank Seeger	Frank Seeger
	Portugal	João Costa	João Costa
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Ukraine	Viktor Makarov	Viktor Makarov
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Spain	Isidro Lorenzo	Isidro Lorenzo
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Italy	Francesco Bruno	Francesco Bruno
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Greece	Dionissios Georgakopoulos	Dionissios Georgakopoulos
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Hungary	Attila Simon	Attila Simon
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Germany	Holger Buchmann	Abdulla Ustaoglu
2003 Pan American Games	Cuba	Arseny Borrero	Arseny Borrero
2003 Pan American Games	Cuba	Norbelis Bárzaga	Norbelis Bárzaga
2003 African Championships	Namibia	Friedhelm Sack	Friedhelm Sack
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	David Moore	David Moore
2004 Asian Championships	North Korea	Kim Hyon-ung	Kim Hyon-ung
2004 Asian Championships	Kazakhstan	Vladimir Issachenko	Vladimir Issachenko
Exchange of quota places	South Korea		Lee Sang-do
Athletes qualified in other events	Argentina		Maximo Modesti
	Armenia		Norayr Bakhtamyan
	Australia		Daniel Repacholi
	Belarus		Igor Basinski
	Belarus		Kanstantsin Lukashyk
	Bulgaria		Tanyu Kiryakov
	Italy		Vigilio Fait
	Japan		Masaru Nakashige
	North Korea		Kim Jong-su
	Poland		Wojciech Knapik
	Romania		Sorin Babii
	Serbia and Montenegro		Andrija Zlatić
	South Korea		Jin Jong-oh
	Spain		José Antonio Colado
	Chinese Taipei		Chang Yi-ning
	Thailand		Jakkrit Panichpatikum
	Trinidad and Tobago		Roger Daniel
	United States		Daryl Szarenski
	United States		Jason Turner
	Virgin Islands		Chris Rice
Total			42

25 m rapid fire pistol men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Bulgaria	Emil Milev	Emil Milev
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Germany	Marco Spangenberg	Marco Spangenberg
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	China	Zhang Penghui	Zhang Penghui
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	China	Liu Guohui	Chen Yongqiang
2002 World Championships	Germany	Ralf Schumann	Ralf Schumann
2002 World Championships	Switzerland	Niki Marty	Niki Marty
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Ukraine	Oleh Tkachov	Oleh Tkachov
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Latvia	Afanasijs Kuzmins	Afanasijs Kuzmins
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Russia	Sergei Alifirenko	Sergei Alifirenko
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	South Korea	Lee Sang-hak	Kang Hyung-chul
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Hungary	Lajos Pálinkás	Lajos Pálinkás
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Russia	Sergei Polyakov	Sergei Polyakov
2003 Pan American Games	Cuba	Leuris Pupo	Leuris Pupo
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Sinisa Gnjatović	Bruce Quick
2004 Asian Championships	Japan	Shuji Tazawa	Shuji Tazawa
Additional places	Romania		Iulian Raicea
Athletes qualified in other events	North Korea		Kim Hyon-ung
Total			17

10 m air pistol men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Russia	Vladimir Isakov	Vladimir Isakov
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Bulgaria	Tanyu Kiryakov	Tanyu Kiryakov
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	China	Tan Zongliang	Tan Zongliang
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Italy	Vigilio Fait	Vigilio Fait
2002 World Championships	Russia	Mikhail Nestruyev	Mikhail Nestruyev
	Serbia and Montenegro	Andrija Zlatić	Andrija Zlatić
	Armenia	Norayr Bakhtamyan	Norayr Bakhtamyan
	United States	Daryl Szarenski	Daryl Szarenski
	Chinese Taipei	Chang Yi-ning	Chang Yi-ning
	South Korea	Jin Jong-oh	Jin Jong-oh
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Germany	Artur Gevorgjan	Artur Gevorgjan
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Belarus	Yury Dauhapolau	Kanstantsin Lukashyk
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Japan	Masaru Nakashige	Masaru Nakashige
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Poland	Wojciech Knapik	Wojciech Knapik
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Jason Turner	Jason Turner
2003 Pan American Games	Argentina	Maximo Modesti	Maximo Modesti
2003 European Championships 10m events	Belarus	Igor Basinski	Igor Basinski
	Romania	Sorin Babii	Sorin Babii
	Germany	Abdulla Ustaoglu	Abdulla Ustaoglu
	Spain	José Antonio Colado	José Antonio Colado
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Daniel Repacholi	Daniel Repacholi
2004 Asian Championships	North Korea	Kim Jong-su	Kim Jong-su
2004 Asian Championships	China	Wang Jubao	Wang Yifu
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Bahrain		Khalid Mohamed
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Bolivia		Rudolf Knijnenburg
Re-allocation of unused quota	Tajikistan		Sergey Babikov
	Trinidad and Tobago		Roger Daniel
	Vietnam		Nguyễn Mạnh Tường
	Virgin Islands		Chris Rice
Additional places	Thailand		Jakkrit Panichpatikum
Athletes qualified in other events	Australia		David Moore
	Cuba		Norbelis Bárzaga
	Czech Republic		Martin Tenk
	France		Franck Dumoulin
	Greece		Dionissios Georgakopoulos
	Hungary		Attila Simon
	Israel		Alexander Danilov
	Italy		Francesco Bruno
	Japan		Shuji Tazawa
	Kazakhstan		Vladimir Issachenko
	South Korea		Lee Sang-do
	Namibia		Friedhelm Sack
	North Korea		Kim Hyon-ung
	Portugal		João Costa
	Romania		Iulian Raicea
	Spain		Isidro Lorenzo
	Ukraine		Viktor Makarov
Total			47

10 m running target men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Czech Republic	Miroslav Januš	Miroslav Januš
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Germany	Manfred Kurzer	Manfred Kurzer
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Russia	Dimitri Lykin	Dimitri Lykin
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Russia	Igor Kolessov	Aleksandr Blinov
2002 World Championships	China	Yang Ling	Geng Hongbin
2002 World Championships	United States	Adam Saathoff	Adam Saathoff
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	China	Li Jie	Li Jie
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Czech Republic	Tomáš Caknakis	Tomáš Caknakis
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Germany	Michael Jakosits	Michael Jakosits
2003 ISSF World Cup #5	Sweden	Niklas Bergström	Niklas Bergström
2003 Pan American Games	United States	William Johnson	Koby Holland
2003 European Championships 10m events	Belarus	Andrei Vasilyeu	Andrei Vasilyeu
2003 European Championships 10m events	Belarus	Andrei Kazak	Andrei Kazak
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Adam Gitsham	Bryan Wilson
2004 Asian Championships	Kazakhstan	Andrey Gurov	Andrey Gurov
Exchange of quota places	Sweden		Emil Martinsson
Exchange of quota places	Ukraine		Vladyslav Prianishnikov
Re-allocation of unused quota	Guatemala		Attila Solti
Re-allocation of unused quota	Moldova		Oleg Moldovan
Total			19

Trap men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
Host nation	Greece		Nikolaos Antoniadis
2001 World Shotgun Championships	Australia	Michael Diamond	Michael Diamond
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	United States	Lance Bade	Lance Bade
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Italy	Giovanni Pellielo	Giovanni Pellielo
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Russia	Alexey Alipov	Alexey Alipov
2002 World Championships	Kuwait	Khaled Al-Mudhaf	Khaled Al-Mudhaf
	Finland	Tommi Andelin	Petri Nummela
	Ireland	Derek Burnett	Derek Burnett
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	United States	Dominic Grazioli	Bret Erickson
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Australia	Adam Vella	Adam Vella
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Great Britain	Ian Peel	Ian Peel
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Portugal	Custódio Ezequiel	Custódio Ezequiel
2003 European Championships (Shotgun)	France	Yves Tronc	Yves Tronc
	Germany	Olaf Kirchstein	Olaf Kirchstein
	Italy	Marco Venturini	Marco Venturini
	Turkey	Oğuzhan Tüzün	Oğuzhan Tüzün
	France	Stéphane Clamens	Stéphane Clamens
2003 Pan American Games	Brazil	Rodrigo Bastos	Rodrigo Bastos
2003 Pan American Games	Colombia	Danilo Caro	Danilo Caro
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Great Britain	Edward Ling	Edward Ling
2003 World Shotgun Championships	Germany	Karsten Bindrich	Karsten Bindrich
2004 Asian Championships	India	Mansher Singh	Mansher Singh
	Kuwait	Naser Meqlad	Naser Meqlad
	India	Manavjit Singh Sandhu	Manavjit Singh Sandhu
Exchange of quota places	Russia		Maxim Kosarev
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Andorra		Francesc Repiso Romero
	Philippines		Jethro Dionisio
	Singapore		Lee Wung Yew
Re-allocation of unused quota	Fiji		Glenn Kable
Re-allocation of unused quota	Lebanon		Nidal Asmar
Additional places	San Marino		Francesco Amici
Additional places	Malaysia		Bernard Yeoh Cheng Han
Athletes qualified in other events	Peru		Francisco Boza
	Puerto Rico		Lucas Rafael Bennazar Ortiz
	United Arab Emirates		Ahmed Al-Maktoum
Total			35

Double trap men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2001 World Shotgun Championships	Kuwait	Hamed Al-Afasi	Fehaid Al-Deehani
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Italy	Daniele di Spigno	Daniele di Spigno
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Germany	Waldemar Schanz	Waldemar Schanz
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	United States	Walton Eller	Walton Eller
2002 World Championships	Finland	Joonas Olkkonen	Joonas Olkkonen
2002 World Championships	Great Britain	Richard Faulds	Richard Faulds
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Italy	Marco Innocenti	Marco Innocenti
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Australia	Russell Mark	Thomas Turner
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	United Arab Emirates	Ahmed Al-Maktoum	Ahmed Al-Maktoum
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	China	Hu Binyuan	Hu Binyuan
2003 European Championships (Shotgun)	Sweden	Håkan Dahlby	Håkan Dahlby
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Jeffrey Holguin	Bret Erickson
2003 Pan American Games	Puerto Rico	Lucas Rafael Bennazar Ortiz	Lucas Rafael Bennazar Ortiz
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Qatar	Rashid Al-Athba	Rashid Al-Athba
2003 World Shotgun Championships	India	Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore	Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Steve Haberman	Steve Haberman
2004 Asian Championships	Kuwait	Mashfi Al-Mutairi	Mashfi Al-Mutairi
Exchange of quota places	China		Wang Zheng
	Greece		Angelos Spiropoulos
	Russia		Vitaly Fokeev
	Russia		Vasily Mosin
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Oman		Saleem Al-Nasri
Re-allocation of unused quota	Malta		William Chetcuti
	Peru		Francisco Boza
	Zimbabwe		Sean Nicholson
Total			25

Skeet men

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
Host nation	Greece		Georgios Salavantakis
2001 World Shotgun Championships	United States	Shawn Dulohery	Shawn Dulohery
2001 World Shotgun Championships	Italy	Ennio Falco	Ennio Falco
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Norway	Erik Watndal	Erik Watndal
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Netherlands	Hennie Dompeling	Hennie Dompeling
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Italy	Andrea Benelli	Andrea Benelli
2002 World Championships	Norway	Harald Jensen	Harald Jensen
	Russia	Valeriy Shomin	Valeriy Shomin
	Czech Republic	Jan Sychra	Jan Sychra
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	United States	James Graves	James Graves
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Russia	Oleg Tishin	Sergey Aksyutin
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Cyprus	Georgios Achilleos	Georgios Achilleos
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Finland	Heikki Meriluoto	Marko Kemppainen
2003 European Championships (Shotgun)	Denmark	Michael Nielsen	Michael Nielsen
	Germany	Axel Wegner	Axel Wegner
	Great Britain	Richard Brickell	Richard Brickell
	Netherlands	Jan-Cor van der Greef	Jan-Cor van der Greef
	France	Franck Durbesson	Anthony Terras
2003 Pan American Games	Cuba	Guillermo Alfredo Torres	Guillermo Alfredo Torres
2003 Pan American Games	Colombia	Diego Duarte Delgado	Diego Duarte Delgado
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Ukraine	Mykola Milchev	Mykola Milchev
2003 World Shotgun Championships	Poland	Andrzej Głyda	Andrzej Głyda
2003 World Shotgun Championships	China	Jin Di	Jin Di
2003 African Championships	Egypt	Amr El-Gaiar	Amr El-Gaiar
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Paul Rahman	Paul Rahman
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	David Cunningham	George Barton
2004 Asian Championships	Saudi Arabia	Saied Al-Mutairi	Saied Al-Mutairi
	Kuwait	Zaid Al-Mutairi	Zaid Al-Mutairi
	South Korea	Lee Suk-tae	Lee Suk-tae
Exchange of quota places	Cuba		Juan Miguel Rodríguez
	Egypt		Mostafa Hamdy
	Cyprus		Antonis Nikolaidis
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Barbados		Michael Maskell
	Estonia		Andrei Inešin
	Malaysia		Ricky Teh Chee Fei
Re-allocation of unused quota	Chile		Jorge Atalah
	Pakistan		Khurram Inam
	Dominican Republic		Julio Elizardo Dujarric
	Syria		Roger Dahi
Additional places	United Arab Emirates		Saeed Al-Maktoum
Additional places	Qatar		Nasser Al-Attiyah
Total			41

50 m rifle three positions women

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Russia	Lioubov Galkina	Lioubov Galkina
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	China	Shan Hong	Wang Chengyi
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	China	Wang Xian	Wu Liuxi
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Germany	Karin Schade	Barbara Lechner
2002 World Championships	Germany	Petra Horneber	Sonja Pfeilschifter
	Ukraine	Natallia Kalnysh	Natallia Kalnysh
	Kazakhstan	Olga Dovgun	Olga Dovgun
	France	Laurence Brize	Laurence Brize
	South Korea	Kim Jung-mi	Kim Jung-mi
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Hungary	Éva Joó	Éva Joó
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	United States	Jamie Beyerle	Morgan Hicks
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Ukraine	Olena Davydova	Lessia Leskiv
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Hungary	Beáta Krzyzewsky	Beáta Krzyzewsky
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Russia	Tatyana Yushkova	Tatiana Goldobina
	Switzerland	Oriana Scheuss	Gaby Bühlmann
	Poland	Sylwia Bogacka	Sylwia Bogacka
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Sarah Blakeslee	Sarah Blakeslee
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Robyn van Nus	Kim Frazer
2004 Asian Championships	South Korea	Lee Sun-hee	Lee Hye-jin
2004 Asian Championships	India	Deepali Deshpande	Deepali Deshpande
Exchange of quota places	Italy		Valentina Turisini
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Nicaragua		Svitlana Kashchenko
Athletes qualified in other events	Australia		Susan McCready
	Cuba		Eglis Yaima Cruz
	Czech Republic		Kateřina Kůrková
	Finland		Marjo Yli-Kiikka
	France		Valérie Bellenoue
	India		Anjali Bhagwat
	Japan		Hiromi Misaki
	Macedonia		Divna Pešić
	Poland		Renata Mauer-Różańska
	Sri Lanka		Pushpamali Ramanayake
	Uzbekistan		Alyona Aksyonova
Total			33

10 m air rifle women

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
Host nation	Greece		Maria Faka
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	South Korea	Seo Sun-hwa	Seo Sun-hwa
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	China	Gao Jing	Zhao Yinghui
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	India	Anjali Bhagwat	Anjali Bhagwat
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Germany	Sonja Pfeilschifter	Sonja Pfeilschifter
2002 World Championships	Czech Republic	Kateřina Kůrková	Kateřina Kůrková
	China	Du Li	Du Li
	United States	Emily Caruso	Emily Caruso
	Poland	Renata Mauer-Różańska	Renata Mauer-Różańska
	France	Valérie Bellenoue	Valérie Bellenoue
	Denmark	Ann Spejlsgaard	Ann Spejlsgaard
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Russia	Tatiana Goldobina	Tatiana Goldobina
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	South Korea	Kang Cho-hyun	Cho Eun-young
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Poland	Agata Hatalska	Agnieszka Staroń
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Japan	Hiromi Misaki	Hiromi Misaki
2003 Pan American Games	Cuba	Eglis Yaima Cruz	Eglis Yaima Cruz
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Melissa Mulloy	Hattie Johnson
2003 European Championships 10m events	Finland	Hanna Etula	Marjo Yli-Kiikka
	Germany	Dorothee Bauer	Dorothee Bauer
	Ukraine	Nataliya Omelyanenko	Lessia Leskiv
	Belgium	Daisy de Bock	Daisy de Bock
2003 African Championships	Egypt	Shaimaa Abdel-Latif	Shaimaa Abdel-Latif
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Susannah Smith	Susan McCready
2004 Asian Championships	India	Suma Shirur	Suma Shirur
2004 Asian Championships	Uzbekistan	Alyona Aksyonova	Alyona Aksyonova
Exchange of quota places	Egypt		Dina Hosny
	Greece		Alexia Smirli
	Italy		Sabrina Sena
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Monaco		Fabienne Pasetti
Re-allocation of unused quota	El Salvador		Patricia Rivas
	Indonesia		Yosheefin Prasasti
	Jamaica		Dawn Kobayashi
	Macedonia		Divna Pešić
	Sri Lanka		Pushpamali Ramanayake
Additional places	Austria		Monika Haselsberger
Athletes qualified in other events	France		Laurence Brize
	Hungary		Éva Joó
	Hungary		Beáta Krzyzewsky
	Italy		Valentina Turisini
	Kazakhstan		Olga Dovgun
	Nicaragua		Svitlana Kashchenko
	Russia		Lioubov Galkina
	Switzerland		Gaby Bühlmann
	Ukraine		Natallia Kalnysh
Total			44

25 m pistol women

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
Host nation	Greece		Agathi Kassoumi
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	China	Ren Jie	Cao Ying
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	China	Chen Ying	Chen Ying
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Bulgaria	Mariya Grozdeva	Mariya Grozdeva
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Belarus	Yuliya Alipava	Yuliya Alipava
2002 World Championships	Azerbaijan	Irada Ashumova	Irada Ashumova
	United States	Elizabeth Callahan	Elizabeth Callahan
	Kazakhstan	Galina Belyayeva	Galina Belyayeva
	Russia	Irina Dolgatcheva	Galina Belyayeva
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Mongolia	Otryadyn Gündegmaa	Otryadyn Gündegmaa
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Spain	María Pilar Fernández	María Pilar Fernández
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	South Korea	Kang Eun-ra	Seo Joo-hyung
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	South Korea	Ko Jin-sook	Ahn Soo-kyeong
2003 European Championships (Small-bore)	Hungary	Dorottya Erdős	Dorottya Erdős
	Serbia and Montenegro	Jasna Šekarić	Jasna Šekarić
	Czech Republic	Lenka Hyková	Lenka Hyková
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Sandra Uptagrafft	Rebecca Snyder
2003 Pan American Games	Cuba	Margarita Tarradell	Margarita Tarradell
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Annette Woodward	Annette Woodward
2004 Asian Championships	Japan	Yukari Konishi	Yukari Konishi
2004 Asian Championships	Japan	Michiko Fukushima	Michiko Fukushima
Exchange of quota places	Germany		Claudia Verdicchio
Athletes qualified in other events	Australia		Lalita Yauhleuskaya
	Belarus		Viktoria Chaika
	Colombia		Amanda Mondol
	Croatia		Mirela Skoko-Ćelić
	Ecuador		Carmen Malo
	France		Brigitte Roy
	Georgia		Nino Salukvadze
	Germany		Munkhbayar Dorjsuren
	Hungary		Zsófia Csonka
	Russia		Natalia Paderina
	Switzerland		Cornelia Frölich
	Switzerland		Monika Rieder
	Ukraine		Yuliya Korostylova
	Ukraine		Olena Kostevych
	Venezuela		Francis Gorrin
Total			37

10 m air pistol women

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #1	Ukraine	Olena Kostevych	Olena Kostevych
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Georgia	Nino Salukvadze	Nino Salukvadze
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	China	Tao Luna	Tao Luna
2002 ISSF World Cup #4	Germany	Munkhbayar Dorjsuren	Munkhbayar Dorjsuren
2002 World Championships	Russia	Olga Kuznetsova	Olga Kuznetsova
	Australia	Lalita Yauhleuskaya	Lalita Yauhleuskaya
	Croatia	Mirela Skoko-Ćelić	Mirela Skoko-Ćelić
	Belarus	Viktoria Chaika	Viktoria Chaika
	South Korea	Kim Mi-jung	Park Ah-young
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	South Korea	Ahn Soo-kyeong	Ahn Soo-kyeong
2003 ISSF World Cup #2	Russia	Natalia Paderina	Natalia Paderina
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Denmark	Susanne Meyerhoff	Susanne Meyerhoff
2003 ISSF World Cup #4	Hungary	Zsófia Csonka	Zsófia Csonka
2003 Pan American Games	Venezuela	Francis Gorrin	Francis Gorrin
2003 Pan American Games	Colombia	Amanda Mondol	Amanda Mondol
2003 European Championships 10m events	Switzerland	Angela Schuler	Monika Rieder
	France	Nadine Lempegnat	Brigitte Roy
	Switzerland	Cornelia Frölich	Cornelia Frölich
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Annemarie Forder	Linda Ryan
2004 Asian Championships	China	Wang Lina	Ren Jie
2004 Asian Championships	Japan	Yoko Inada	Yoko Inada
Exchange of quota places	Greece		Marina Karaflou
Exchange of quota places	Ukraine		Yuliya Korostylova
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Costa Rica		Grettel Barboza
Tripartite Commission Invitation	Iran		Nasim Hassanpour
Re-allocation of unused quota	Ecuador		Carmen Malo
Re-allocation of unused quota	Hong Kong		Lo Ka Kay
Athletes qualified in other events	Azerbaijan		Irada Ashumova
	Belarus		Yuliya Alipava
	Bulgaria		Mariya Grozdeva
	Cuba		Margarita Tarradell
	Czech Republic		Lenka Hyková
	Germany		Claudia Verdicchio
	Hungary		Dorottya Erdős
	Japan		Michiko Fukushima
	Kazakhstan		Galina Belyayeva
	Mongolia		Otryadyn Gündegmaa
	Serbia and Montenegro		Jasna Šekarić
	Spain		María Pilar Fernández
	United States		Elizabeth Callahan
	United States		Rebecca Snyder
Total			41

Trap women

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Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2001 World Shotgun Championships	Russia	Irina Laricheva	Irina Laricheva
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Germany	Susanne Kiermayer	Susanne Kiermayer
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Italy	Roberta Pelosi	Roberta Pelosi
2002 World Championships	Lithuania	Daina Gudzinevičiūtė	Daina Gudzinevičiūtė
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Great Britain	Sarah Gibbins	Sarah Gibbins
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	France	Delphine Racinet	Stéphanie Neau
2003 European Championships (Shotgun)	Spain	María Quintanal	María Quintanal
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Whitly Loper	Whitly Loper
2003 World Shotgun Championships	Ukraine	Viktoria Chuyko	Viktoria Chuyko
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Suzanne Balogh	Suzanne Balogh
2004 Asian Championships	China	Wang Yujin	Gao E
Exchange of quota places	Canada		Susan Nattrass
Re-allocation of unused quota	San Marino		Emanuela Felici
Additional places	Japan		Taeko Takeba
Athletes qualified in other events	Canada		Cynthia Meyer
	South Korea		Lee Bo-na
	Sweden		Pia Hansen
Total			17

Double trap women

^[2]

Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Sweden	Pia Hansen	Pia Hansen
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	China	Wang Jinglin	Li Qingnian
2002 World Championships	Chinese Taipei	Lin Yi-chun	Lin Yi-chun
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	United States	Kimberly Rhode	Kimberly Rhode
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	Australia	Susan Trindall	Susan Trindall
2003 European Championships (Shotgun)	Russia	Yelena Rabaia	Yelena Dudnik
2003 Pan American Games	Canada	Cynthia Meyer	Cynthia Meyer
2003 World Shotgun Championships	South Korea	Lee Bo-na	Lee Bo-na
2003 Oceania Championships	New Zealand	Nadine Stanton	Nadine Stanton
2004 Asian Championships	Japan	Megumi Inoue	Megumi Inoue
Athletes qualified in other events	Australia		Suzanne Balogh
	Canada		Susan Nattrass
	China		Gao E
	Germany		Susanne Kiermayer
	Spain		María Quintanal
Total			15

Skeet women

^[2]

Event	Quota places	Qualified athlete	Announced competitor
2001 World Shotgun Championships	Azerbaijan	Zemfira Meftahatdinova	Zemfira Meftahatdinova
2002 ISSF World Cup #2	Slovakia	Andrea Stranovská	Andrea Stranovská
2002 ISSF World Cup #3	Finland	Maarit Lepomäki	Maarit Lepomäki
2002 World Championships	Hungary	Diána Igaly	Diána Igaly
2003 ISSF World Cup #1	Italy	Chiara Cainero	Chiara Cainero
2003 ISSF World Cup #3	China	Wei Ning	Wei Ning
2003 European Championships (Shotgun)	Russia	Svetlana Demina	Svetlana Demina
2003 Pan American Games	United States	Brandie Neal	Connie Smotek
2003 World Shotgun Championships	South Korea	Son Hye-kyoung	Kim Yeun-hee
2003 Oceania Championships	Australia	Natalia Rahman	Lauryn Mark
2004 Asian Championships	North Korea	Ri Hyon-ok	Ri Hyon-ok
Athletes qualified in other events	United States		Kimberly Rhode
Total			12

References

^ "Quota places by Nation and Name". ISSF. 23 June 2014. Retrieved 8 September 2014.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r "Qualification System – Games of the XXVIII Olympiad – Shooting" (PDF). ISSF. 2004. Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 July 2015. Retrieved 6 September 2015.

[1] "Quota places by Nation and Name". ISSF. 23 June 2014. Retrieved 8 September 2014.

[quota-places-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r "Qualification System – Games of the XXVIII Olympiad – Shooting" (PDF). ISSF. 2004. Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 July 2015. Retrieved 6 September 2015.

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