1996 IPSC Handgun World Shoot

International shooting tournament 1996 IPSC Handgun World Shoot XI File:Official logo of the 1996 IPSC Handgun World Shoot.jpg Official logo of the 1996 IPSC Handgun World Shoot Brazilian Army Barracks, Brasília, Brazil 6 to 12 October 1996 609 Open (Largest Division) United States Todd Jarrett United States Jerry Barnhart United States Rob Leatham 1993 HG World Shoot 1999 HG World Shoot The 1996 IPSC Handgun World Shoot XI held in Brazilian Army Barracks, Brasília, Brazil was the 11th IPSC Handgun World Shoot. The event had 609 competitors, teams from 31 nations and consisted of 35 stages. The Open division was won by Todd Jarrett, while the Standard division once again was won by Ted Bonnet of USA. Todd Jarret from Virginia had established himself as a major player before the event, having placed in the top four of the US Nationals every year since 1990 except one. According to himself he had trained well before the World Shoot in Brazil, and was quoted saying "It's really amazing, the harder I work, the luckier I get." Rulebook used The 12th edition of the Rules of International Practical Shooting Confederation was used under the championship and one of the major changes compared to the current rules are the team rules where national team consisted of a maximum of six members. Ladies teams consisted of a maximum four members. Champions Open The Open division had the largest match participation with 398 competitors (65.4 %), Individual OverallCompetitorPointsOverall Match Percent20x20px GoldUnited States Todd Jarrett1894.6349100.00%20x20px SilverUnited States Jerry Barnhart1875.210498.97%20x20px BronzeUnited States Rob Leatham1865.833998.48%4thAustralia Errol Ron Thomas1840.654697.15%5thPhilippines Jethro Dionisio1828.824496.53%6thUnited States Merle Edington1785.938694.26%7thUnited States Douglas Koenig1774.157393.64%8thAustralia Craig Lawrence Ginger1768.224993.33%9thUnited States Jose Claudio Vidanes1766.079693.21%10thGreat Britain Angus Hobdell1756.653192.72%LadyCompetitorPointsOverall percentCategory percent20x20px GoldUnited States Kay Clark-Miculek1414.928774.68%100.00%20x20px SilverPhilippines Mary Tan1382.677072.98%97.72%20x20px BronzeSouth Africa Chantal Accone1371.540872.39%96.93%JuniorCompetitorPointsOverall percentCategory percent20x20px GoldPhilippines Jeufro Lejano1734.756491.56%100.00%20x20px SilverFrance Eric Grauffel1672.563288.28%96.41%20x20px BronzePhilippines Roger Dy1534.902381.01%88.48%SeniorCompetitorPointsOverall percentCategory percent20x20px GoldUnited States Allan Zitta1427.214175.33%100.00%20x20px SilverSouth Africa Paul Bromfield1287.986785.90%90.24%20x20px BronzeGreat Britain Martyn Speirs1276.669667.38%89.45% Teams OverallCountryPointsPercentTeam members20x20px GoldUnited States9175.9161100.00%Todd Jarrett, Jerry Barnhart, Rob Leatham, Douglas Koenig, Jose Claudio Vidanes and Tawn Argeris20x20px SilverAustralia8459.211392,18%Errol Ron Thomas, Craig Lawrence Ginger, Ross Gregory Newell, Brodie McIntosh, Damien John Fitzgerald and Alan Shortall20x20px BronzePhilippines8432.565791,89%Jethro Dionisio, Jeufro Lejano, Jomini Manuel Abaya, Lyndon Biraogo, Jerome Morales and Daniel TorrevillasLadyCountryPointsPercentTeam members20x20px GoldUnited States4146.3159100%Kay Clark-Miculek, Sheila Brey, Kippi Boykin and Sharon Edington20x20px SilverPhilippines3978.067095,94%Mary Tan, Athena Lee, Valerie Levanza and Catherine Levanza20x20px BronzeAustralia3887.544893,75%Robyn Joyce Estreich, Susan Patricia Ballantyne, Michelele Noe. Knee and Bonny Thomas Modified The Modified division had 11 competitors. Individual OverallCompetitorPointsOverall Match Percent20x20px GoldUnited States Fred Craig1407.3898100.00%20x20px SilverPhilippines Richard Daniel Kahler1363.003996.85%20x20px BronzePhilippines Richard Kahler1147.332181.52%4thGreat Britain Robert Chittleborough1102.635878.35%5thBrazil Maria Jos1083.626777.00%6thGermany Jorg Haben978.517369.53%7thUnited States Kerby C. Smith975.101169.28%8thBrazil Zenaldo Feuser875.624062.22%9thGermany Klaus-Dieter Broesche829.765158.96%10thCambodia Thomas Bovet713.101950.67% Standard The Standard division had the second largest match participation with 200 competitors (32.8 %), Individual OverallCompetitorPointsOverall Match Percent20x20px GoldUnited States Ted Bonnet1499.3586100.00%20x20px SilverUnited States Frank Garcia1489.111499.32%20x20px BronzeUnited States Jay Christy1466.917397.84%4thUnited States Ron Avery1460.271297.39%5thUnited States James L. Wall1433.734095.62%6thUnited States Bruce E. Gray1418.495494.61%7thUnited States Larry L. Brown1415.132394.38%8thUnited States Armando Valdes1412.262394.19%9thUnited States Larry Steuerwald1403.054393.58%10thSouth Africa Gustave De Blanche1372.219191.52%SeniorCompetitorPointsOverall percentCategory percent20x20px GoldSouth Africa Paul R. Bromfield1287.986785,90%100.00%20x20px SilverGermany Max Wiegand1253.672383,61%97.34%20x20px BronzeUnited States Salim S. Dominguez1152.196876,84%89.46% Teams OverallCountryPointsPercentTeam members20x20px GoldUnited States7202.9579100.00%Ted Bonnet, Harold Christy, Bruce E. Gray, Larry L. Brown, Larry Steuerwald and Brian Enos20x20px SilverSouth Africa6604.645791,69%Gustave De Blanche, Eugene B. Lurie, Sean Michael O'Donovan, Jonathan M. Fouche, Paul R. Bromfield and Clint Rafferty20x20px BronzeBrazil6311.251587,62%Hugo R. Ribeiro, Vitor Matos, Nilton A. Fior, Luiz (Tatai) Horta, Eduardo Lartigau, Iwar Mattos Jr. See also IPSC Rifle World Shoots IPSC Shotgun World Shoot IPSC Action Air World Shoot References Match Results - 1996 Handgun World Shoot, Brazil - USPSA Frontsight 3. 1997, page 14 https://web.archive.org/web/20160304102641/https://www.uspsa.org/frontsight_archive/a/1997-03.pdf 2016-03-04 1996 Category:1996 in shooting sports Category:Shooting competitions in Brazil Category:1996 in Brazilian sport Category:International sports competitions hosted by Brazil