submitted by Jac Rossignol
The 28th Canadian Airgun Grand Prix was shot over February 19 through the 21st at the Doubletree International Plaza Hotel in Toronto. The main events are the International Air Pistol and Air Rifle competition. Each match concludes with an Olympic style shoot-off. An excited gallery of spectators follows each shot as the top eight shooters in each division at the end of the regular competition fire ten shots to determine the winner. It is much like the best times in a marathon then run a 100 yard dash for the final standings.
The Canadian Airgun Grand Prix is the largest international airgun competition in North America. Teams and individuals come from Japan, China, Europe and the United States come to Toronto for this premier event. A capacity crowd of some 300 shooters compete on 78 firing points with electric target carriers, six of which are for disabled shooters.
You can download the complete results here >> 2010-CA-Grand-Prix (PDF, 66KB)
