1952_ISSF_World_Shooting_Championships
The 35th UIT World Shooting Championships was the contemporary name of the ISSF World Shooting Championships in all ISSF shooting events held in Oslo, Norway, in 1952, only weeks before the 1952 Summer Olympics.[1] It was the only World Shooting Championship between 1912 and 2008 to be conducted in an Olympic year.
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| Individual | Team | ||||
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| 50 m Pistol | |||||
 |  Torsten Ullman (SWE) | 558 | | Sweden | 2718 |
 | Åke Lindblom (SWE) | 555 | |  Switzerland | 2698 |
 |  Huelet Benner (USA) | 555 | |  Finland | 2671 |
| 25 m Rapid Fire Pistol | |||||
| Huelet Benner (USA) | 582 | | United States | 2304 |
|  Penait Calcai (ROU) | 581 | | Finland | 2272 |
|  Carlos Saenz Valiente (ARG) | 581 | | Argentina | 2264 |
| 25 m Center-Fire Pistol | |||||
| Harry Reeves (USA) | 579 | | United States | 2304 |
| Walter Walsh (USA) | 576 | | Sweden | 2234 |
| Huelet Benner (USA) | 576 | |  Mexico | 2207 |
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| Individual | Team | ||||
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| Trap | |||||
| Pablo Grossi (ARG) | 287 | | Sweden | 754 |
|  George Genereux (CAN) | 286 | |  Egypt | 746 |
| Knut Holmqvist (SWE) | 286 | |  Italy | 743 |
| Skeet | |||||
| C. T. Edwinson (USA) | 150 | No team competition | ||
| Cecil Jones (USA) | 149 | |||
| Charles Michaelis (USA) | 148 | |||
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| Individual | Team | ||||
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| 100 m Running Deer Double Shot | |||||
|  John Larsen (NOR) | 206 | | Norway | 759 |
| Bengt Austrin (SWE) | 201 | | Finland | 744 |
| Karl Bokman (SWE) | 195 | | Sweden | 722 |
| 100 m Running Deer Single Shot | |||||
| John Larsen (NOR) | 210 | | Norway | 805 |
| Rolf Bergersen (NOR) | 209 | | Sweden | 797 |
| Karl Bokman (SWE) | 209 | | Finland | 777 |
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- Farewell "Joe" Benner Archived 2008-05-09 at the Wayback Machine, Military Marksmanship Association
- All WCH medallists (ISSF website), which incorrectly gives 1950 as the year of this competition