The IPSC Nordic Handgun Championship is an IPSC level 3 championship hosted in every year either in Norway, Sweden, Finland or Denmark. Until 2017 the championships were held annually in all divisions. But from 2018 onward championships in Open and Production division will be held even years and championships in Classic, Revolver and Standard divisions uneven years.
The following is a list of current and past IPSC Nordic Handgun champions.
Year | Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Venue |
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1985 | Flemming Pedersen | Per Mathiesen | Terje Lund | Løvenskiold, Norway | |
1986 | Johnny Hoffmann | Vidar Nakling | Per Mathiesen | Uppsala, Sweden | |
1995 | Open | Henning Wallgren | Flemming Petersen | Olavi Vahakallio | Romerike Open, Sesvoll, Norway |
Standard | Niclas Dal | Geir Wollmann | Hans Loe | ||
1996 | Open | Henning Wallgren | Flemming Pedersen | Magnus Johansson | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark |
Standard | Jörgen Björk | Leif Madsen | Henrik F. Nielsen | ||
1997 | Open | Henning Wallgren | Johan Hansen | Flemming Pedersen | Sipoo, Finland |
1997 | Standard | Johan Hansen | Niclas Dal | Flemming Pedersen | Nordic Championships, Jun 14–15 in Haugesund, Norway |
1998 | Open | Hanebjerg, Denmark | |||
1998 | Standard | Jörgen Björk | Niclas Dal | Robert Söderström | Gothenburg, Sweden |
1999 | Modified | Stefan Borgström | Kristian Poikonen | Jarmo Jeulonen | Gun-Corner Shootout, 10–11 July, Sipoo, Finland |
Standard | Robert Söderström | Dan Liljeström | Steinar Haugli | ||
2000 | Open | Johan Hansen | Tommi Marttinen | Johan Norberg | Oden Cup, Uppsala, Sweden |
Standard | Hans Roger Loe | Steinar Haugli | Jostein Töjen | ||
2001 | Open | Hans Petter Lie | Johan Hansen | Tomi Nyman | Finland |
2002 | Open | Johan Hansen | Hans Petter Lie | Kyrre Lee | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark |
Production | Jörgen Björk | Jörgen Andersson | Bo Stampe | ||
Revolver | Ivar Edfelt | Klas Lundberg | Hans Jørgen Jensen | ||
Standard | Robert Söderström | Ralf K. Jensen | Steinar Haugli | ||
2003 | Standard | Steinar Haugli | Hans Roger Loe | Jostein Tøien | Haltdalen, Norway |
Open | Henning Wallgren | Johan Nordberg | Hans Petter Lie | Kongsvinger, Norway | |
Standard | Steinar Haugli | Hans Roger Loe | Ralf K. Jensen | TNT Match, Oulu, Finland | |
Production | |||||
Revolver | |||||
2004 | Open | Steinar Haugli | Johan Hansen | Tommi Marttinen | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark |
Production | Jörgen Björk | Even Skaarer | Jack Rømer | ||
Revolver | Frants Pedersen | Kim Poulsen | Roger Tiensuu | ||
Standard | Steinar Haugli | Ralf K. Jensen | Jörgen Björk | ||
2005 | Open | Matti Manni | Vesa Jumppanen | Tommi Marttinen | Sipoo, Finland |
Production | Even Skaarer | Dan Liljeström | Flemming Pedersen | ||
Revolver | |||||
Standard | Hans Roger Loe | Steinar Haugli | Even Skaarer | Kongsvinger | |
2006 | Open | Johan Nordberg | Matti Manni | Johan Hansen | Gothenburg, Sweden |
Production | Jörgen Björk | Jörgen Andersson | Even Skaarer | Sanda, Sweden | |
Revolver | Frants Pedersen | Ole Eilertsen | Rune Vikeby | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark | |
Standard | Matti Manni | Ralf K. Jensen | Even Skaarer | ||
2007 | Open | Steinar Haugli | Lars-Tony Skoog | Kyrre Lee | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway |
Production | Even Skaarer | Jörgen Björk | Jack Rømer | Kongsvinger Open, Kongsvinger, Norway | |
Revolver | |||||
Standard | Matti Manni | Even Skaarer | Tony R. Ruohonen | SSG Summer Match, Sipoo, Finland | |
2008 | Open | Faj Tran | Lars Tony Skoog | Johan Hansen | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark |
Production | Matti Manni | Even Skaarer | Tony R. Ruohonen | ||
Revolver | Ole Eilertsen | Rune Vikeby | Bjørn Lindblad | Sandaknallen, Årjäng, Sweden | |
Standard | Steinar Haugli | Rino Olsen | Fredrik Wildemo | ||
2009 | Open | Raine Peltokoski | Hannu Uronen | Petri H. Runnti | Finnish Handgun Championship Nordic Open And Prod, Finland |
Production | Vesa Kaunisto | Lauri Nosainen | Tero Nikkarikoski | ||
Revolver | |||||
Standard | Steinar Haugli | Robert Andersson | Hans Petter Lie | Red Apple Open, Holmestrand, Norway | |
2010 | Open | Lars Tony Skoog | Johan Hansen | Johan Nordberg | Gothenburg Open, Gothenburg, Sweden |
Production | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Lars Hagemann | Lauri Nousiainen | ||
Revolver | Ole Eilertsen | Anders Lindfors | Olle Lindskog | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark | |
Standard | Ralf K. Jensen | Christian Thomsen | Mats Bäckström | ||
2011 | Open | Steinar Haugli | Lars-Tony Skoog | Hans Petter Lie | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway |
Production | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Steinar Haugli | Even Skaarer | Kongsvinger Open, Kongsvinger, Norway | |
Revolver | |||||
Standard | Risto Hirvikallio | Tony R. Ruohonen | Lauri Nousiainen | Summermatch, Sipoo, Finland | |
2012 | Classic | Did not qualify as a division | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark | ||
Open | Frank Sandås | Simo Partanen | Eli Huttner | ||
Production | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Odd Strengenes | Magnus Johansson | ||
Revolver | Per Bergfeldt | Anders Lindfors | Ole Eilertsen | Gothenburg Open, Gothenburg, Sweden | |
Standard | Lars-Tony Skoog | Ralf K. Jensen | Rasmus Gyllenberg | ||
2013 | Classic | Even Skaarer | Odd Strengenes | Rino Olsen | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway |
Revolver | Ole Eilertsen | Rune Vikeby | Per Bergfeldt | ||
Open | |||||
Production | Pekka Kakkonen | Jere Hakanen | Sami Ojanpää | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland | |
Standard | Bjarte Drange | Mats Parhammar | Simon Engan | Midnight Sun Shoot, Setermoen, Norway | |
2014 | Classic | Robert Söderström | Christopher Thorstensen | Faj Tran | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark |
Revolver | Kalle Halvarsson | Ole Eilertsen | Henrik F. Nielsen | ||
Standard | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Magnus Johansson | Steinar Haugli | ||
Open | Simo Partanen | Johan Hansen | Johan Nordberg | West Coast Challenge, Gothenburg, Sweden | |
Production | Magnus Johansson | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Odd Strengenes | ||
2015 | Classic | Hannu Urunen | Peter Kastell | Faj Tran | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland |
Revolver | Kalle Halvarsson | Per Bergfeldt | Bjarte Drange | ||
Standard | Tony Ruohonen | Jani Kinnala | Mikko Kuisma | ||
Open | Johan Nordberg | Olav Kjelvei | Terje Finsrud | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway | |
Production | Bård Kristiansen | Odd Strengenes | Hans Petter Kvarsnes | Midnight Sun Shoot, Setermoen, Norway | |
2016 | Classic | Peter Kastell | Odd Strengenes | Lars-Tony Skoog | Malmö Handgun Championships, Malmö, Sweden |
Revolver | Henrik F Nielsen | Jonas Björk | Kalle Halvarsson | ||
Open | Thomas Samuelsen | Joakim Wallin | Erik Stjernlöf | Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark | |
Production | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Magnus Johansson | Peter Kastell | ||
Standard | Tony Ruohonen | Magnus Johansson | Steinar Haugli | Stockholm IPSC Open II, Stockholm, Sweden | |
2017 | Classic | Odd Strengenes | Mads Wiel | Håkon Myklebust | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway |
Standard | Per A Hansen | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Frede Stenslie | ||
Revolver | Henrik F Nielsen | Jonas Björk | Rune Vikeby | ||
Production | Tero Heinonen | Robert Söderström | Bard Kristiansen | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland | |
2018 | Open | Erik Stjernlöf | Johan Nordberg | Bjarne Laring | Cops Cup Gothenburg Open, 12–13 May Gothenburg, Sweden |
Production | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Tero Heinonen | Johan Modigh | ||
2019 | Classic | Steinar Haugli | Faj Tran | Lars Tony Skoog | Copenhagen Open, 15–16 June Copenhagen, Denmark |
Revolver | Henrik F Nielsen | Bjarte Drange | David K Grainger | ||
Standard | Rasmus Gyllenberg | Lars Syversen | Frede Stenslie |
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Year | Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Venue |
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1997 | Open | Birgit Anderlund | Heli Harakka-Nyman | Tiina Palmola | Finland |
1997 | Standard | Hilde Boge | Norway | ||
1999 | Standard | Birgit Anderlund | Heli Harakka-Nyman | Karla Enemo | Gun-Corner Shootout, 10–11 July, Sipoo, Finland |
2014 | Production | Norah Josephsen | Tina Oskarsson | Marianne Hansen | West Coast Challenge, Gothenburg, Sweden |
2015 | Standard | Kaisa Koski | Tiia Honkaselkä | Maria Appelroth | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland |
2016 | Open | Norah Josephsen | Lene Olaug Kråkø | Marianne Hansen | Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark |
2016 | Production | Cecilia Lindberg | Tina Oskarsson | Madelen Berg | |
2016 | Standard | Hilde Nakling | Cecilia Lindberg | Norah Josephsen | Stockholm IPSC Open II, Stockholm, Sweden |
2017 | Production | Karin Wiklund | Sofia Dohmen | Nastja Mustonen | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland |
Standard | Hilde Nakling | Rebecca Flugstad | Ingunn Edvardsen | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway |
Year | Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Venue |
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1997 | Open | Miika Toivanen | Matti Lahtinen | Aki Pöllänen | Finland |
Year | Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Venue |
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1997 | Open | Jorma Kotkatvuori | Curt Dahlgren | Reijo Mikander | Finland |
1997 | Standard | Halvor Sponberg | Rolf Moen | Ander Boge | Norway |
1998 | Standard | Halvor Sponberg | Jan Holmgren | Kb Svendsen | Sweden |
1999 | Standard | Curt Dahlgren | Ulrik Andersson | Jorma Kotkatvuori | Gun-Corner Shootout, 10–11 July, Sipoo, Finland |
2014 | Open | Johan Hansen | Peter Schieck | Gert Erling Hansen | West Coast Challenge, Gothenburg, Sweden |
2014 | Production | Morten Klov | Peter Svedberg | Mikael Olsson | |
2014 | Standard | Rune Vikeby | Stefan Johannesson | Claus Stahnke | Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark |
2015 | Open | Erlend Berg | Roger Johansen | Peter Schieck | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway |
2015 | Production | Folke Myrvang | Knut Øystein Bilden | Halvor Ajer | Midnight Sun Shoot, Setermoen, Norway |
2015 | Standard | Mikael Rönnqvist | Mats Parhammar | Peter Svedberg | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland |
2016 | Classic | Gert Erling Hansen | Bengt Bäckström | Lars-Åke Ingemarsson | Malmö Handgun Championships, Malmö, Sweden |
Revolver | Olle Lindskog | Per Bergfeldt | Rune Vikeby | ||
Open | Johan Hansen | Frants Pedersen | Peter Davis | Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark | |
Production | Lars Hagemann | Niclas Dal | Søren Larsen | ||
Standard | Niclas Dal | Mats Parhammar | Jonas Renström | Stockholm IPSC Open II, Stockholm, Sweden | |
2017 | Production | Peter Svedberg | Mikael Rönnqvist | Folke Myrvang | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland |
Standard | Morten Klov | Niclas Dal | Lars Hagemann | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway | |
2019 | Standard | Lars Syversen | Niclas Dal | Torben G Skjoldborg | Copenhagen Open, Denmark |
2022 | Production Optics | Lars-Tony Skoog | Niclas Dal | Rino Olsen | Kongsvinger Open, Norway |
Year | Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Venue |
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Year | Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Venue |
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1999 | Standard | Robert Söderström, Dan Liljeström, Johan Hansen, Niclas Dal | Steinar Haugli, Hans Roger Loe, Jostein Töien, Harry Pedersen | Olavi Vähäkallio, Marko Voutilainen, Jari Ahonen, Ari Liikanen | Gun-Corner Shootout, 10–11 July, Sipoo, Finland |
2017 | Classic | Espen Birketvedt, Frode Mølland, Håkon Myklebust, Ronny Røise | Jacob Larsen, Gert Erling Hansen, Mark Weisinger | Bengt Bäckström, Kent Stangvik | SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway |
Standard | Frede Stenslie, Lars Syversen, Markus Alvestad, Per A Hansen | Peter Kastell, Rasmus Gyllenberg, Ricardo Soler, Robert Börjesson | Kai Korjula, Kari Kivistö, Timo Jetsonen | ||
Revolver | Bjarte Drange, Bård Johansen, Ole Eilertsen, Rune Vikeby | Henrik F Nielsen, Jakob Schultz, Jørgen Rigtrup, Ole Mortensen | - | ||
Production | Esa Blom, Niklas Laurin, Tero Heinonen, Vesa Kaunisto | Andreas Johansson, Kalle Halvarsson, Robert Söderström, Ted Åhlenius | Bard Kristiansen, Folke Myrvang, Simon Engan, Vegar Gabrielsen | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland | |
2022 | Open | Anders Nerheim, Dariusz Kowalczyk, Marius S. Tangen, Torgeir Skjerdal | Erik Stjernlöf, Christoffer Thander, Daniel Lilienberg, Marcus Norberg | Kongsvinger, Norway |
Year | Division | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Venue |
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1999 | Standard | Birgit Anderlund, Karla Enemo, Lisa Jonsson-Seth, Bodil Pålsson | Heli Harakka-Nyman, Virpi Virtanen-Pietiläine, Tarja Haukka | - | Gun-Corner Shootout, 10–11 July, Sipoo, Finland |
2017 | Production | Karin Wiklund, Kristina Nilsson, Sofia Dohmen | Emily Blom, Iina Witick, Johanna Havinen, Nastja Mustonen | - | WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland |
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