50 meter running target mixed is an ISSF shooting event, shot with a .22-calibre rifle at a target depicting a boar moving sideways across a 10-meter wide opening. A part of the ISSF World Shooting Championships since 1970, it differs from 50 meter running target in that the slow runs (target visible for 5 seconds) and the fast runs (target visible for 2.5 seconds) are randomized so the shooter does not know in advance which speed to expect.
World Championships, Men Year Place Gold Silver Bronze1970 Phoenix1973 Melbourne1974 Bern1978 Seoul1979 Linz1981 Mala1982 Caracas1983 Edmonton1986 Suhl1990 Moscow1994 Milan2002 Lahti2006 Zagreb2008 Plzeň2009 Heinola2010 Munich2012 Stockholm2014 Granada2016 Suhl2018 Changwon2022 Châteauroux
World Championships, Men team
Year Place Gold Silver Bronze1970 Phoenix SwedenGöte GåårdRunar JakobssonStig JohanssonMartin Nordfors Soviet UnionAndris ButsisAlexander FarafonovJogan NikitinValeri Postoianov United States of AmericaLoyd CrowTed Mc MillionFrank TossasRobert Yeager1973 Melbourne Soviet UnionValeri PostoianovAlexander KediarovMati JigiYakov Zhelezniak SwedenGöte GåårdKarl KarlssonPer-Anders LingmanMartin Nordfors United States of AmericaCharles DavisArlie JonesEdmund MoellerLouis Michael Theimer1974 Bern Soviet UnionAlexander GazovAlexander KediarovYakov ZhelezniakValeri Postoianov HungaryTibor BodnarZoltan PelikanGyula SzabóJanos Szekeres SwedenLars IvarssonKarl KarlssonPer-Anders LingmanGunnar Svensson1978 Seoul ItalyEzio CiniGiovanni MezzaniItalo MariFiorenzo Zanella Federal Republic of GermanyGuenther DanneWolfgang HambergerThomas LedererChristoph-Michael Zeisner FinlandMartti EskelinenJorma LievonenJuha RannikkoMatti Saeteri1979 Linz Soviet UnionAlexander GazovMati JigiAlexander KediarovIgor Sokolov HungaryTibor BodnarAndras DoleschallGyula SzabóJanos Szekeres SwedenLars IvarssonHarry JohanssonKarl KarlssonMartin Nordvors1981 Mala Soviet UnionAleksei RudnizkiyAlexander IvanchikhinYuri KadenatsyIgor Sokolov HungaryTibor BodnarZoltan KeczeliAndras DoleschallKalman Kovacs People's Republic of ChinaJiping YuChu GangZhongyuan WangYili Xie1982 Caracas Soviet UnionNikolai DedovAlexander IvanchikhinYuri KadenatsySergei Savostianov HungaryAndras DoleschallZoltan KeczeliKalman KovacsIstvan Peni FinlandHeikki KoskinenJorma LievonenMatti SaeteriTimo Vuchensilta1983 Edmonton Soviet UnionNikolai DedovYuri KadenatsySergei Savostianov PolandZygmunt BogdziewiczJerzy GreszkiewiczEugeniusz Janczak People's Republic of ChinaBin HeZhongyuan WangJiping Yu1986 Suhl People's Republic of ChinaShiping HuangYuwei LiYiming Yang Soviet UnionGennadi AvramenkoSergei LuzovIgor Sokolov HungaryTibor BodnarAndras DoleschallAttila Solti1990 Moscow Soviet UnionAnatoli AsrabaevGennadi AvramenkoAlexei Poslov People's Republic of ChinaZhiyong CaiQuingquan ShuRonghui Zhang HungaryJozsef AngyanJozsef SikeAttila Solti1994 Milan Czech RepublicMiroslav JanusJan KermietLubos Racansky RussiaAnatoli AsrabaevAlexander KonichevIgor Kolesov People's Republic of ChinaZhiyong CaiQuingquan ShuJun Xiao2002 Lahti Czech RepublicMiroslav JanusMiroslav LizalLubos Racansky FinlandKrister HolmbergVesa SaviahdePasi Wedman RussiaAleksandr BlinovJuri ErmolenkoDimitri Lykin2006 Zagreb UkraineVladyslav PrianishnikovAlexander ZinenkoOleksandr Ulvak RussiaDimitri LykinIgor KolesovAleksandr Blinov SwedenEmil MartinssonNiklas BergstroemSami Pesonen2008 Plzeň Czech RepublicBedrich JonasLubos RacanskyMiroslav Janus RussiaAleksandr BlinovIgor KolesovDmitry Romanov SwedenEmil MartinssonNiklas BergstroemMattias Bergman2009 Heinola Russia Finland Czech Republic2010 Munich Russia Slovakia Sweden2012 Stockholm Czech Republic Ukraine Russia2014 Granada Sweden Russia Czech Republic2016 Suhl Russia Sweden Hungary2018 Changwon Sweden Russia North Korea2022 ChâteaurouxEvent not held
World Championships, total medals
Current world records
Current world records in 50 meter running target mixed Men Individual 398 August 4, 1994 Milan Teams 1181 (Januš, Kermiet, Račanský) August 4, 1994 Milan Junior Men Individual 397 September 7, 1990 Zenica Individual 1167 (Hasse, Kleebauer, Kurzer) September 7, 1990 Zenica
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