Germany at The 2008 Summer Paralympics - Shooting

Shooting

10 competitors:

Men

Athlete Class Event Qualification Final Rank
Score Rank Score Total
Michael Brengmann SH2 Mixed R5-10 m air rifle prone 598 12 Did not advance 12
Mixed R4-10 m air rifle standing 598 3 Q 102.4 700.4 6
Norbert Gau SH1 R1-10 m air rifle standing 592 3 Q 101.7 693.7
R7-50 m free rifle 3x40 1104 23 Did not advance 23
R3-10 m air rifle prone 590 39 Did not advance 39
Harald Hack SH1 P1-10 m air pistol 556 18 Did not advance 18
Mixed P3-25 m sport pistol 558 9 Did not advance 9
Mixed P4-50 m free pistol 513 18 Did not advance 18
Frank Heitmeyer SH1 P1-10 m air pistol 549 28 Did not advance 28
Mixed P3-25 m sport pistol 545 23 Did not advance 23
Manuel Krüger SH1 P1-10 m air pistol 551 26 Did not advance 26
Mixed P3-25 m sport pistol 550 20 Did not advance 20
Josef Neumaier SH1 R1-10 m air rifle standing 592 4 Q 100.0 692.0 5
R7-50 m free rifle 3x40 1140 7 Q 98.9 1238.9 7
R3-10 m air rifle prone 596 24 Did not advance 24
Mixed R6-50 m free rifle prone 585 11 Did not advance 11
Simon Voit SH1 R1-10 m air rifle standing 576 19 Did not advance 19
R7-50 m free rifle 3x40 1123 15 Did not advance 15
Mixed R6-50 m free rifle prone 586 9 Did not advance 9

Women

Athlete Class Event Qualification Final Rank
Score Rank Score Total
Sabine Brogle SH1 R2-10 m air rifle standing 383 14 Did not advance 14
R8-50 m sport rifle 3x20 548 12 Did not advance 12
Doris Kustner SH1 P2-10 m air pistol Disqualified Did not advance -
Manuela Schmermund SH1 R2-10 m air rifle standing 388 4 Q 102.2 490.2
R8-50 m sport rifle 3x20 567 7 Q 96.2 663.2 6
Mixed R6-50 m free rifle prone 583 19 Did not advance 19

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