IPSC Norwegian Handgun Championship

Last updated July 20, 2024

The IPSC Norwegian Handgun Championship is an IPSC level 3 championship held once a year by Dynamic Sports Shooting Norway.

Champions

The following is a list of previous and current champions.

Overall category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
1977		Terje Lund	Jon Steinsnes	Erik Andersen
1978		Johnny Hoffmann	Arnfinn Andersen	Erik Braathen
1979		Per Høydahl	Johnny Hoffmann	Rolf Moen
1980		Johnny Hoffmann	Bjarni Sverrison	Mads Aas
1981		Terje Lund	Vidar Nakling	Erik Andersen	Larvik in Larvik Municipality
1982		Johnny Hoffmann	Terje Lund	Flemming Pedersen	Ulven in Os Municipality
1983		Vidar Nakling	Johnny Hoffmann	Mads Aas	Vatneleiren in Sandnes Municipality
1984		Vidar Nakling	Terje Lund	Johnny Hoffmann	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
1985		Flemming Pedersen	Vidar Nakling	Johnny Hoffmann	Tveit in Kristiansand Municipality
1986		Flemming Pedersen	Terje Lund	Per Mathiesen	Vatneleiren in Sandnes Municipality
1987		Vidar Nakling	Flemming Pedersen	Arnt Magne Myhre	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
1988		Arnt Magne Myhre	Flemming Pedersen	Vidar Nakling	Tveit in Kristiansand Municipality
1989		Arnt Magne Myhre	Flemming Pedersen	Vidar Nakling	Skien in Skien Municipality
1990		Vidar Nakling	Flemming Pedersen	Johnny Hoffmann	Lillestrøm in Lillestrøm Municipality
1991		Flemming Pedersen	Jon I. Amundsen	Johnny Hoffmann	Tveit in Kristiansand Municipality
1992		Flemming Pedersen	Vidar Nakling	Johnny Hoffmann	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
1993	Open	Jon I. Amundsen	Harald Westbye	Bjørn Elseth	Aurskog in Aurskog-Høland Municipality
1994	Open	Flemming Pedersen	Bjørn Elseth	Harald Westbye	Tveit in Kristiansand Municipality
1995	Open	Flemming Pedersen	Henning Wallgren	Bjørn Elseth	Risør in Ringerike Municipality
1995	Standard	Geir Wollmann	Hans Roger Loe	Tommy Thon	Risør in Ringerike Municipality
1996	Open	Henning Wallgren	Flemming Pedersen	Harald Westbye	Sessvollmoen in Ullensaker Municipality
1996	Standard	Flemming Pedersen	Vidar Nakling	Hans Roger Loe	Tveit in Kristiansand Municipality
1997	Open	Flemming Pedersen	Rune Christensen	Harald Westbye	Vossevangen in Voss Municipality
1997	Standard	Morten Kløv	Steinar Haugli	Hans Roger Loe
1998	Open	Glenn Friberg	Hans Petter Lie	Rune Christensen	Nesbyen in Nes Municipality
1998	Standard	Flemming Pedersen	Steinar Haugli	Harry S. Pedersen	Nesbyen in Nes Municipality
1999	Open	Hans Petter Lie	Harald Westbye	Rune Christensen
1999	Standard	Hans Roger Loe	Steinar Haugli	Harry S. Pedersen
2000	Open	Hans Petter Lie	Thomas Samuelsen	Rune Christensen	Hell in Stjørdal Municipality
2000	Standard	Flemming Pedersen	Hans Roger Loe	Steinar Haugli	Hell in Stjørdal Municipality
2001	Open	Rune Christensen	Hans Petter Lie	Kyrre Lee
2001	Standard	Hans Roger Loe	Mads Wiel	Steinar Haugli
2002	Open	Hans Petter Lie	Rune Petter Christensen	Thomas Samuelsen	Bjørkelangen in Aurskog-Høland Municipality
2002	Standard	Hans Roger Loe	Even Skaarer	Mads Wiel	Bjørkelangen in Aurskog-Høland Municipality
2003	Open	Kyrre Lee	Thomas Samuelsen	Hans Petter Lie	Haltdalen in Holtålen Municipality
2003	Standard	Steinar Haugli	Hans Roger Loe	Jostein Tøien	Haltdalen in Holtålen Municipality
2003	Production	Vegard Stensheim	Thomas Ø. Nesgård	Sven K. Strøm	Haltdalen in Holtålen Municipality
2004	Open	Hans Petter Lie	Kyrre Lee	Thomas Samuelsen	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2004	Standard	Henning Wallgren	Steinar Haugli	Hans Roger Loe	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2004	Production	Olav Rokseth	Harald Nilssen	Conrad Holm	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2005	Open	Steinar Haugli	Rino Olsen	Hans Roger Loe	Moss in Moss Municipality
2005	Standard	Hans Roger Loe	Steinar Haugli	Even Skaarer	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2005	Production	Even Skaarer	Lars Syversen	Morten Kløv	Moss in Moss Municipality
2006	Open	Thomas Samuelsen	Steinar Haugli	Rino Olsen	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2006	Standard	Even Skaarer	Hans Roger Loe	Steinar Haugli	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2006	Production	Even Skaarer	Steinar Haugli	Rino Olsen
2006	Revolver	Steinar Haugli	Even Skaarer	Ole Eilertsen	Bjørkelangen in Aurskog-Høland Municipality
2007	Open	Steinar Haugli	Kyrre Lee	Hans Petter Lie	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2007	Standard	Even Skaarer	Rino Olsen	Odd Strengenes	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2007	Production	Even Skaarer	Steinar Haugli	Rino Olsen	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2008	Open	Thomas Samuelsen	Odd Strengenes	Kyrre Lee	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2008	Standard	Even Skaarer	Hans Petter Lie	Rino Olsen	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2008	Production	Even Skaarer	Rino Olsen	Odd Strengenes	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2008	Revolver	Rune Vikeby	Ole Eilertsen	Finn Einar Bugge	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2009	Open	Steinar Haugli	Hans Loe	Henning Wallgren	Hamar in Hamar Municipality
2009	Standard	Rune Vikeby	Steinar Haugli	Hans Petter Lie	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2009	Production	Steinar Haugli	Hans Petter Lie	Rune Vikeby	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2009	Revolver	Ole Eilertsen	Finn Bugge	Bjarte Drange	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2010	Open	Thomas Samuelsen	Hans Roger Loe	Steinar Haugli	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2010	Production	Steinar Haugli	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Odd Strengenes	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2010	Revolver	Rune Vikeby	Ole Eilertsen	Olof Lindskog	Eplerød in Holmestrand Municipality
2010	Standard	Henning Wallgren	Odd Strengenes	Hans Roger Loe	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2011	Open	Steinar Haugli	Hans Petter Lie	Frank Sandås	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2011	Production	Steinar Haugli	Even Skaarer	Morten Kløv	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2011	Revolver	Rune Vikeby	Raymond B. Hansen	Bjarte Drange	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2011	Standard	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Hans Roger Loe	Odd Strengenes	Hamar in Hamar Municipality
2012	Standard	Even Skaarer	Steinar Haugli	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2012	Production	Even Skaarer	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Steinar Haugli	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2012	Classic	Odd Strengenes	Frede Stenslie	Rino Olsen	Moss in Moss Municipality
2013	Open	Frank Sandås	Thomas Samuelsen	Steinar Haugli	Aurskog in Aurskog-Høland Municipality
2013	Standard	Steinar Haugli	Hans Roger Loe	Rino Olsen	Moss in Moss Municipality
2013	Production	Hans Petter Kvarsnes			Bjerkvik in Narvik Municipality
2013	Classic	Even Skaarer	Odd Strengenes	Rino Olsen	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2013	Revolver	Ole Eilertsen	Rune Vikeby	Brynjulv Afdal	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2014	Open	Morten Kløv	Bård Kristiansen	Bjarte Drange	Vestvågøy Municipality in Lofoten
2014	Standard	Steinar Haugli	Even Skaarer	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2014	Production	Odd Strengenes	Morten Kløv	Bård Kristiansen	Aurskog in Aurskog-Høland Municipality
2014	Classic	Steinar Haugli	Odd Strengenes	Olav Kjelvei	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2014	Revolver	Rune Vikeby			Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2015	Open	Terje Finsrud	Olav Kjelvei	Steinar Haugli	Aurskog in Aurskog-Høland Municipality
2015	Production	Bård Kristiansen	Odd Strengenes	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Setermoen in Bardu Municipality
2015	Classic	Steinar Haugli	Odd Strengenes	Olav Kjelvei	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2015	Revolver	Bjarte Drange	Rune Vikeby	Bård Johansen	Bergen in Bergen Municipality
2016	Open	Steinar Haugli	Thomas Samuelsen	Are Johansen	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2016	Standard	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Lars Syversen	Odd Strengenes	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2016	Production	Bård Kristiansen	Odd Strengenes	Tor Ketil Krogh Olsen	Stavanger in Stavanger Municipality
2016	Classic	Odd Strengenes	Ole Eilertsen	Frede Stenslie	Bergen in Bergen Municipality
2016	Revolver	Ole Eilertsen	Bjarte Drange	Rune Vikeby	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2017	Open
2017	Standard
2017	Production
2017	Classic
2017	Revolver
2018	Open	Anders Nerheim	Terje Finsrud	Thomas Samuelsen	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2018	Standard	Per A Hansen	Steinar Haugli	Odd Strengenes	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2018	Production	Hans Petter Kvarsnes	Bård Kristiansen	Jan Børge Søviknes	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2018	Classic	Frode Mølland	Flemming Mark Pedersen	Espen Birketvedt	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2018	Revolver	Kim-Ove Ellingsen	Bjarte Drange	Einar Bakke	Haugesund in Haugesund Municipality
2019	Open				Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2019	Production				Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2019	Classic				Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2019	Standard				Hringariki in Ringerike Municipality
2019	Production Optics				Hringariki in Ringerike Municipality
2019	Production D.O.L.				Hringariki in Ringerike Municipality
2019	Revolver				Hringariki in Ringerike Municipality

Lady category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2016	Standard Lady	Hilde Nakling	Lene Kråkerø	Ingunn Edvardsen	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality

Junior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue

Senior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2016	Open Senior	Erlend Berg	Gunnar Roos	Johnny Reyes	Løvenskiold in Bærum Municipality
2016	Standard Senior	Bjørn Lindblad	Folke Myrvang	Tony Nordahl Tsigakis	Kongsvinger in Kongsvinger Municipality
2016	Production Senior	Folke Myrvang	Tåle Johnstad	Martin Due	Stavanger in Stavanger Municipality

Super Senior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue

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