IPSC Nordic Shotgun Championship

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The IPSC Nordic Shotgun Championship is an IPSC level 3 championship hosted in every year either in Norway, Sweden, Finland or Denmark.

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Champions

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

Overall category

YearDivision Gold medal blank.svg Gold Silver medal blank.svg Silver Bronze medal blank.svg BronzeVenue
2013Modified Flag of Finland.svg Jani Lehtonen Flag of Finland.svg Mikael Kaislaranta Flag of Finland.svg Olli-pekka PartanenLoimaa Shotgun VII, Loimaa, Finland
Open Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Hansen Flag of Finland.svg Lauri Nousiainen Flag of Finland.svg Antti Saar
Standard Flag of Finland.svg Mika Riste Flag of Finland.svg Jarkko Laukia Flag of Finland.svg Timo T Vehviläinen
Standard Manual Flag of Finland.svg Ari Matero Flag of Finland.svg Mikaell Ekberg Flag of Finland.svg Matti Mikkola
2014No championship held
2015No championship held
2016Modified Flag of Finland.svg Sami Hautamäki Flag of Finland.svg Mikael Kaislaranta Flag of Finland.svg Timo T VehviläinenUltimate Nordic Shotgun 2016, Loimaa, Finland
Open Flag of Finland.svg Lauri Nousiainen Flag of Finland.svg Andrei Siuniakou Flag of Finland.svg Jani Lehtonen
Standard Flag of Finland.svg Jarkko Laukia Flag of Finland.svg Kim Leppänen Flag of Finland.svg Mika J Riste
Standard Manual Flag of Finland.svg Jaakko M Viitala Flag of Sweden.svg Teddi Sörensson Flag of Finland.svg Teemu Potkonen
2017ModifiedNo competitorsBlacksmith Shotgun Open 2017, Eskilstuna, Sweden
Open Flag of Finland.svg Lauri Nousiainen Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Hansen Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Ekstedt
Standard Flag of Finland.svg Mika Riste Flag of Sweden.svg Thomas Edvardsson Flag of Finland.svg Mikael Kaislaranta
Standard Manual Flag of Finland.svg Jaakko Viitala Flag of Sweden.svg Teddi Sörensson Flag of Finland.svg Teemu Potkonen
2018 Finland

Lady category

YearDivision Gold medal blank.svg Gold Silver medal blank.svg Silver Bronze medal blank.svg BronzeVenue
2016Standard Lady Flag of Finland.svg Merja Kivimäki Flag of Finland.svg Outi Fjallstrom Flag of Finland.svg Miia KaartinenUltimate Nordic Shotgun 2016, Loimaa, Finland
2017Open Lady Flag of Sweden.svg Marianne Hansen Flag of Sweden.svg Pia Clerté Flag of Sweden.svg Erika HärnströmBlacksmith Shotgun Open 2017, Eskilstuna, Sweden

Senior category

YearDivision Gold medal blank.svg Gold Silver medal blank.svg Silver Bronze medal blank.svg BronzeVenue
2013Open Flag of Finland.svg Matti Rautakumpu Flag of Finland.svg Timo Salminen Flag of Sweden.svg Walter KitzingerLoimaa Shotgun VII, Loimaa, Finland
2016Open Senior Flag of Finland.svg Jukka Kilpiö Flag of Finland.svg Turkka Tengström Flag of Finland.svg Juha E RiihimäkiUltimate Nordic Shotgun 2016, Loimaa, Finland
Standard Senior Flag of Finland.svg Ari Honkala Flag of Finland.svg Mikael Ekberg Flag of Finland.svg Niilo Tiili
2017Open Senior Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Hansen Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Ekstedt Flag of Sweden.svg Dick QvarnströmBlacksmith Shotgun Open 2017, Eskilstuna, Sweden
Standard Senior Flag of Finland.svg Mikael Kaislaranta Flag of Denmark.svg Ole Mortensen Flag of Sweden.svg Bo Nilsson
Standard Manual Senior Flag of Finland.svg Matti Mikkola Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Grahn Flag of Sweden.svg Leif Johansson

Team category

YearDivision Gold medal blank.svg Gold Silver medal blank.svg Silver Bronze medal blank.svg BronzeVenue
2017Open Flag of Sweden.svg Daniel Falk, Johan Hansen, Magnus Gustafsson, Stefan Ekstedt Flag of Finland.svg Jari Rastas, Lauri Nousiainen, Petri Eronen Flag of Denmark.svg Jan Leth Espersen, Karsten Andreasen, Nicolas RavnBlacksmith Shotgun Open 2017, Eskilstuna, Sweden
Standard Flag of Finland.svg Mika Riste, Mika Ylinen, Mikael Kaislaranta, Niko Kurikka Flag of Sweden.svg Magnus Gustafsson, Mathias Henricsson, Robert Söderström, Thomas Edvardsson Flag of Denmark.svg Bo Stampe, Kim Frandsen, Ole Mortensen
Standard Manual Flag of Finland.svg Jaakko Viitala, Matti Mikkola, Teemu Potkonen, Tomi Kivisaari Flag of Sweden.svg Henrik Jonsson, Jimmy Svensson, Robert Andersson, Teddi Sörensson-

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