Haiti competed at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. The country's delegation consisted of two officials and eleven competitors. Of the competitors, four were track and field athletes, and seven were shooters. One of the athletes and two of the shooters ended up not competing in any events. The two officials in the delegation were V. Pasquet and the Secretary-General of the Haitian Olympic Committee, Henec Dorsinville. Haiti won its first Olympic medal at these Games, a bronze in the men's team free rifle event.

In sport shooting competed seven young members of the Gendarmerie Port-au-Prince, trained by their head, the US-American Col. Douglas C. McDougal,^[1] serving from 1921 to 1925 at Port-au-Prince.^[2]

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Shooter	Event	Final
		Score	Rank
Ludovic Augustin	600 m rifle	91	5
Ludovic Valborge		90	6T
Destin Destine		86	10
Astrel Rolland		85	13
Ludovic Augustin Ludovic Valborge Destin Destine Astrel Rolland Eloi Metullus	Team free rifle	646

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