Running Target Events
| Individual | Team | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 metre running deer, double shot | |||||
| D. Bobrun (URS) | 213 | Soviet Union | 828 | ||
| Vitaly Romanenko (URS) | 206 | Sweden | 804 | ||
| Vladimir Sevriugin (URS) | 206 | Norway | 757 | ||
| 100 metre running deer, single shot | |||||
| Vitaly Romanenko (URS) | 224 | Soviet Union | 857 | ||
| Rolf Bergersen (NOR) | 221 | Norway | 824 | ||
| N. Prosorovsky (URS) | 219 | Sweden | 824 | ||
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