Shooting at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Men's double trap explained

Men's double trap shooting made its first appearance at the 1996 Summer Olympics, with Russell Mark becoming the inaugural champion after a strong final. Albano Pera and Zhang Bing won the other medals after a shoot-off with Park Chul-sung.^[1]

Qualification round

Rank	Athlete	A	B	C	Total	Shoot-off	Notes
1	Russell Mark	47	46	48	141		Q OR
2	Huang I-chien	49	46	46	141		Q OR
3	Zhang Bing	49	45	46	140		Q
4	Richard Faulds	47	46	46	139		Q
5	Albano Pera	45	50	44	139		Q
6	Park Chul-sung	47	43	48	138	6	Q
7	Li Bo	47	47	44	138	5
8	David Alcoriza	46	45	47	138	1
9	Mirco Cenci	46	47	44	137
10	Fehaid Al Deehani	48	47	41	136
10	Lance Bade	43	45	48	136
12	Francisco Boza	45	48	42	135
12	Jean-Paul Gros	47	43	45	135
12	Kirk Reynolds	43	45	47	135
15	Karsten Bindrich	46	45	42	133
15	Raimo Kauppila	42	44	47	133
17	Steve Haberman	45	41	45	131
17	Marc Mennessier	42	47	42	131
19	Rod Boll	40	45	45	130
19	Philippe Dupont	47	43	40	130
19	Jiri Gach	42	47	41	130
22	Frans Peeters	41	42	45	128
22	Waldemar Schanz	42	42	44	128
24	Karoly Gombos	40	44	43	127
25	Thomas Allen	41	44	41	126
25	Vladimir Slamka	41	44	41	126
27	Zoltan Bodo	42	41	42	125
27	George Earnshaw	44	41	40	125
27	Kevin Gill	43	45	37	125
30	Christos Sotiropoulos	40	45	39	124
31	Alp Kizilsu	37	46	40	123
32	Frans Pace	37	41	43	121
33	Jose Artecona	43	40	37	120
33	Armand Dousemont	42	37	41	120
35	Michel Daou	42	34	37	113

OR Olympic record – Q Qualified for final

Rank	Qual	Final	Total	Shoot-off	Notes
	141	48	189		OR
	139	44	183	7
	140	43	183	6
4	138	45	183	2
5	139	41	180
6	141	37	178

OR Olympic record

Web site: Shooting at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games: Men's Double Trap . https://web.archive.org/web/20200418124815/https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/summer/1996/SHO/mens-double-trap.html . dead . 18 April 2020 . Sports Reference . 29 February 2020.