Military Rifle, Standing, 300 metres, Team, Men

Date	29 July 1920
Status	Olympic
Location	Kamp Beverlo, Beverlo
Participants	75 from 15 countries
Format	300 metres standing. Five-man teams, each shooter with 10 shots. Team possible 300. Individual possible 60.

Denmark won this event quite easily, surprising the United States, which dominated most of the 1920 shooting. The United States and Sweden tied for second but the United States was awarded the silver medal on a countback of target scores.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Points
1	Denmark	DEN	266	Gold
	Erik Sætter-Lassen		54
	Lars Jørgen Madsen		55
	Anders Petersen		53
	Anders Peter Nielsen		53
	Niels Larsen		51
2	United States	USA	255	Silver		1
	Larry Nuesslein		56
	Carl Osburn		53
	Lloyd Spooner		50
	Willis Lee		48
	Tom Brown		48
3	Sweden	SWE	255	Bronze		2
	Olle Ericsson		54
	Hugo Johansson		49
	Leon Lagerlöf		47
	Mauritz Eriksson		52
	Walfrid Hellman		53
4	Italy	ITA	251
	Riccardo Ticchi		–
	Camillo Isnardi		–
	Luigi Favretti		–
	Giancarlo Boriani		–
	Sem De Ranieri		–
5	France	FRA	249
	Léon Johnson		–
	Achille Paroche		–
	Émile Rumeau		–
	André Parmentier		–
	Georges Roes		–
6	Norway	NOR	242
	Østen Østensen		–
	Otto Olsen		–
	Olaf Sletten		–
	Albert Helgerud		–
	Gudbrand Skatteboe		–
7	Finland	FIN	235
	Kalle Lappalainen		50
	Vilho Vauhkonen		49
	Magnus Wegelius		49
	Voitto Kolho		47
	Nestori Toivonen		40
8	Switzerland	SUI	234
	Fritz Kuchen		–
	Albert Tröndle		–
	Arnold Rösli		–
	Walter Lienhard		–
	Caspar Widmer		–
9	South Africa	RSA	233
	Bob Bodley		–
	Freddie Morgan		–
	Mark Paxton		–
	Ferdinand Buchanan		–
	David Smith		–
10	Netherlands	NED	228
	Gerard van den Bergh		–
	Antoine Bouwens		–
	Herman Bouwens		–
	Cornelis van Dalen		–
	Jan Brussaard		–
11	Portugal	POR	226
	Hermínio Rebelo		–
	António dos Santos		–
	António Ferreira		–
	António Martins		–
	Dário Canas		–
12	Belgium	BEL	217
	Paul Van Asbroeck		–
	Joseph Janssens		–
	Vincent Libert		–
	Louis Ryskens		–
	Conrad Adriaenssens		–
13	Greece	GRE	209
	Andreas Vichos		–
	Ioannis Theofilakis		–
	Konstantinos Kefalas		–
	Vasileios Xylinakis		–
	Emmanouil Peristerakis		–
=14	Czechoslovakia	TCH	200
	Rudolf Jelen		–
	Josef Sucharda		–
	Václav Kindl		–
	Josef Linert		–
	Antonín Brych		–
=14	Spain	ESP	200
	José Bento		–
	Antonio Bonilla		–
	Domingo Rodríguez		–
	Luis Calvet		–
	Antonio Moreira		–