IPSC Nordic Handgun Championship

Last updated November 04, 2024

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.

Champions

The following is a list of current and past IPSC Nordic Handgun champions.

Overall category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
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
1995	Standard	Niclas Dal	Geir Wollmann	Hans Loe	Romerike Open, Sesvoll, Norway
1996	Open	Henning Wallgren	Flemming Pedersen	Magnus Johansson	Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark
1996	Standard	Jörgen Björk	Leif Madsen	Henrik F. Nielsen	Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark
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
1999	Standard	Robert Söderström	Dan Liljeström	Steinar Haugli	Gun-Corner Shootout, 10–11 July, Sipoo, Finland
2000	Open	Johan Hansen	Tommi Marttinen	Johan Norberg	Oden Cup, Uppsala, Sweden
2000	Standard	Hans Roger Loe	Steinar Haugli	Jostein Töjen	Oden Cup, Uppsala, Sweden
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	Sipoo, Finland
	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	Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark
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	Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark
	Revolver	Ole Eilertsen	Rune Vikeby	Bjørn Lindblad	Sandaknallen, Årjäng, Sweden
	Standard	Steinar Haugli	Rino Olsen	Fredrik Wildemo	Sandaknallen, Årjäng, Sweden
2009	Open	Raine Peltokoski	Hannu Uronen	Petri H. Runnti	Finnish Handgun Championship Nordic Open And Prod, Finland
	Production	Vesa Kaunisto	Lauri Nosainen	Tero Nikkarikoski	Finnish Handgun Championship Nordic Open And Prod, Finland
	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	Gothenburg Open, Gothenburg, Sweden
	Revolver	Ole Eilertsen	Anders Lindfors	Olle Lindskog	Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark
	Standard	Ralf K. Jensen	Christian Thomsen	Mats Bäckström	Rooster Mountain, Hillerød, Denmark
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	Gothenburg Open, Gothenburg, Sweden
2013	Classic	Even Skaarer	Odd Strengenes	Rino Olsen	SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway
	Revolver	Ole Eilertsen	Rune Vikeby	Per Bergfeldt	SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway
	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	West Coast Challenge, Gothenburg, Sweden
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	Malmö Handgun Championships, Malmö, Sweden
	Open	Thomas Samuelsen	Joakim Wallin	Erik Stjernlöf	Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark
	Production	Rasmus Gyllenberg	Magnus Johansson	Peter Kastell	Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark
	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
2018	Production	Rasmus Gyllenberg	Tero Heinonen	Johan Modigh	Cops Cup Gothenburg Open, 12–13 May Gothenburg, Sweden
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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Lady category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
1997	Open	Birgit Anderlund	Heli Harakka-Nyman	Tiina Palmola	Finland
1997	Standard	Hilde Boge			Norway
1998	Standard	Rikke Hallengren			Sweden
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	Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark
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
2017	Standard	Hilde Nakling	Rebecca Flugstad	Ingunn Edvardsen	SNO, Løvenskiold, Norway

Junior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
1997	Open	Miika Toivanen	Matti Lahtinen	Aki Pöllänen	Finland

Senior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
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	West Coast Challenge, Gothenburg, Sweden
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	Malmö Handgun Championships, Malmö, Sweden
	Open	Johan Hansen	Frants Pedersen	Peter Davis	Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark
	Production	Lars Hagemann	Niclas Dal	Søren Larsen	Copenhagen Open, Copenhagen, Denmark
	Standard	Niclas Dal	Mats Parhammar	Jonas Renström	Stockholm IPSC Open II, Stockholm, Sweden
2017	Production	Peter Svedberg	Mikael Rönnqvist	Folke Myrvang	WasaMatch, Vaasa, Finland
2017	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

Super Senior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue

Team category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
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

Team Lady category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
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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