2014 IPSC Handgun World Shoot
| 2014 IPSC Handgun World Shoot XVII at the Handgun World Shoot |
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Official logo of the 2014 IPSC Handgun World Shoot
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| Location | Frostproof, Florida | ||||||
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Opening Ceremony: Sunday 12. October Main Match: Monday 13. October - Saturday 18. October Closing Ceremony: Sunday 19. October |
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| Competitors | 1304 from 69 nations | ||||||
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The 2014 IPSC Handgun World Shoot XVII held at the Universal Shooting Academy in Frostproof, Florida, United States, was the 17th Handgun World Shoot.
The Open division had the second largest match participation with 385 competitors (29.5 %), and was won by Max Michel of USA in front of his American teammate Shane Coley by 0.08 %, and Brodie McIntosh from Australia in third place by another 1.8 %.
The Standard division had the third largest match participation with 374 competitors (28.7 %). Nils Jonasson of USA took the Standard division gold in front of his two American teammates Bob Vogel in second place by 1.34 %, and Dave Sevigny in third place another 0.02 % behind Vogel.
The Production division had the largest match participation with 392 competitors (30.1 %), and was won by Eric Grauffel from France taking his 7th consecutive Handgun World Shoot gold medal. Simon Racaza representing USA came in second place by 3.32 %, and his American teammate Ben Stoeger can in third place another 0.56 % behind Racaza.
The Classic division had 104 competitors (8.0 %). Senior shooter Rob Leatham of USA, in addition to winning the Senior category, also won the Classic Overall category, and thereby claimed his 6th Handgun World Shoot gold medal. Edward Rivera of the Philippines took second place by 0.28 %, and Todd Jarrett of USA took third place another 0.99 % behind.
The Revolver division had 49 competitors (3.8 %) and was won by Ricardo López Tugendhat from Ecuador who took his third consecutive Revolver division World title. Josh Lentz of USA followed in second place by 1.06 %, and Phillipp Chua from the Philippines in third place another 3.43 % behind Lentz.
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