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Double Trap, Men

Date	24 July 1996
Status	Olympic
Location	Wolf Creek Shooting Complex, Atlanta, Georgia
Participants	35 from 25 countries

This was the first time that double trap was shot at the Olympics since a somewhat similar event in 1906. The leaders with 141 in the preliminary round were Russell Mark (AUS) and Chinese Taipei’s Huang I-Chien. In the final round, Mark had 48 of 50 scores to win the gold medal by six shots. Huang hit only 37 of 50 to finish last of the six finalists.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	TP
1	Russell Mark	AUS	189	Gold
2	Albano Pera	ITA	183	Silver
3	Zhang Bing	CHN	183	Bronze
4	Park Cheol-Seung	KOR	183
5	Richard Faulds	GBR	180
6	Huang I-Chien	TPE	178
7	Li Bo	CHN	138
8	David Alcoriza	USA	138
9	Mirco Cenci	ITA	137
=10	Fehaid Al-Deehani	KUW	136
=10	Lance Bade	USA	136
=12	Francisco Boza	PER	135
=12	Jean-Paul Gros	FRA	135
=12	Kirk Reynolds	CAN	135
=15	Karsten Bindrich	GER	133
=15	Raimo Kauppila	FIN	133
=17	Steve Haberman	AUS	131
=17	Marc Mennessier	FRA	131
=19	Rod Boll	CAN	130
=19	Philippe Dupont	BEL	130
=19	Jiří Gach	CZE	130
=22	Frans Peeters	BEL	128
=22	Waldemar Schanz	GER	128
24	Károly Gombos	HUN	127
=25	Thomas Allen	IRL	126
=25	Vladimír Slamka	SVK	126
=27	Zoltán Bodó	HUN	125
=27	George Earnshaw	PHI	125
=27	Kevin Gill	GBR	125
30	Khristos Sotiropoulos	GRE	124
31	Alp Kızılsu	TUR	123
32	Frans Pace	MLT	121
=33	José Artecona	PUR	120
=33	Armand Dousemont	LUX	120
35	Michel Daou	AHO	113

Preliminary Round (24 July 1996 — 09:00)

150 targets in three series of 50. 150 possible. Top six advanced to 50-target final round.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	Points	R1P	R2P	R3P	Shoot-Off
=1	Russell Mark	AUS	141	47	46	48	–
=1	Huang I-Chien	TPE	141	49	46	46	–
3	Zhang Bing	CHN	140	49	45	46	–
=4	Albano Pera	ITA	139	45	50	44	–
=4	Richard Faulds	GBR	139	47	46	46	–
6	Park Cheol-Seung	KOR	138	47	43	48	6
7	Li Bo	CHN	138	47	47	44	5
8	David Alcoriza	USA	138	46	45	47	1
9	Mirco Cenci	ITA	137	46	47	44	–
=10	Fehaid Al-Deehani	KUW	136	48	47	41	–
=10	Lance Bade	USA	136	43	45	48	–
=12	Francisco Boza	PER	135	45	48	42	–
=12	Jean-Paul Gros	FRA	135	47	43	45	–
=12	Kirk Reynolds	CAN	135	43	45	47	–
=15	Karsten Bindrich	GER	133	46	45	42	–
=15	Raimo Kauppila	FIN	133	42	44	47	–
=17	Steve Haberman	AUS	131	45	41	45	–
=17	Marc Mennessier	FRA	131	42	47	42	–
=19	Rod Boll	CAN	130	40	45	45	–
=19	Philippe Dupont	BEL	130	47	43	40	–
=19	Jiří Gach	CZE	130	42	47	41	–
=22	Frans Peeters	BEL	128	41	42	45	–
=22	Waldemar Schanz	GER	128	42	42	44	–
24	Károly Gombos	HUN	127	40	44	43	–
=25	Thomas Allen	IRL	126	41	44	41	–
=25	Vladimír Slamka	SVK	126	41	44	41	–
=27	Zoltán Bodó	HUN	125	42	41	42	–
=27	George Earnshaw	PHI	125	44	41	40	–
=27	Kevin Gill	GBR	125	43	45	37	–
30	Khristos Sotiropoulos	GRE	124	40	45	39	–
31	Alp Kızılsu	TUR	123	37	46	40	–
32	Frans Pace	MLT	121	37	41	43	–
=33	José Artecona	PUR	120	43	40	37	–
=33	Armand Dousemont	LUX	120	42	37	41	–
35	Michel Daou	AHO	113	42	34	37	–

Final Round (24 July 1996 — 14:30)

Top six from preliminary round advanced to the final round.

Pos	Competitor(s)	NOC	TP	PRP	FRP	Shoot-off
1	Russell Mark	AUS	189	141	48	–
2	Albano Pera	ITA	183	139	44	7
3	Zhang Bing	CHN	183	140	43	6
4	Park Cheol-Seung	KOR	183	138	45	2
5	Richard Faulds	GBR	180	139	41	–
6	Huang I-Chien	TPE	178	141	37	–