IPSC Swedish Mini Rifle Championship

Last updated August 15, 2022

The IPSC Swedish Mini Rifle Championship is an IPSC level 3 championship held once a year by the Swedish Dynamic Sports Shooting Association.

Champions

The following is a list of current and previous champions.

Overall category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2016	Open	Johan Hansen	Erik Bjälkvall	Mikael Schelén	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 22-23 October, Gothenburg
2016	Standard	Roland Dahlman	Daniel Olsson	Erik Larsson	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 22-23 October, Gothenburg
2017	Open	Per Wiklander	Erik Bjälkvall	Johan Hansen	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 21-22 October, Gothenburg
2017	Standard	Joakim Sand	Erik Larsson	Max Käär	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 21-22 October, Gothenburg
2018	Open	Peter Kastell	Johan Hansen	Jonatan Loman	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 20-21 October, Gothenburg
2018	Standard	Erik Larsson	Max Käär	Andreas Anderson	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 20-21 October, Gothenburg

Lady category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2016	Open	Sofia Dohmen	Kristina Olsson	Sarah Grey	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 22-23 October, Gothenburg
2017	Open	Kristina Olsson	Maria Loman	Sofia Dohmen	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 21-22 October, Gothenburg
2018	Open	Pia Clerté	Maria Loman	Kristina Olsson	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 20-21 October, Gothenburg

Senior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2016	Open	Johan Hansen	Johan Lindberg	Per Bergfeldt	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 22-23 October, Gothenburg
2017	Open	Johan Hansen	Stefan Johannesson	Jens Sandberg	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 21-22 October, Gothenburg
2018	Open	Johan Hansen	Patrik Gren	Stefan Johannesson	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 20-21 October, Gothenburg

Super Senior category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2016	Open	Per Jonasson	Robert Nordgren	Per-Olof Emanuelsson	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 22-23 October, Gothenburg

Team category

Year	Division	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Venue
2016	Open	Stockholm LVF (Erik Bjälkvall, Johan Hansen, Ulf Moen)	Södertörn SK (Mikael Schelén, Per Jonasson, Stefan Nordh, Thomas Kindhag)	Göteborgs Dynamiska Skyttar (David Ståhl, Erik Stjernlöf, John Hallbäck, Robert Andersson)	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 22-23 October, Gothenburg
2017	Open	Skepplanda SSF (Bjarne Larning, Joakim Wallin, Jonas Forslund, Marcus Molin)	Stockholm LVF (Erik Bjälkvall, Johan Hansen, Ulf Moen)	Uddevalla PSF (Christopher Samuelsson, David Andersson, Joakim Lindberg, Per-Erik Myrstrand)	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 21-22 October, Gothenburg
2018	Open	Stockholm LVF (Erik Bjälkvall, Jiro Nihei, Johan Hansen, Stilianos Simeonidis)	Göteborgs Polismäns IF (Joachim Nilsson, Patrik Fritzson, Robert Börjesson, Stefan Johannesson)	Uddevalla PSF (Christopher Samuelsson, David Andersson, Magnus Abelsson, Per-Erik Myrstrand)	Skepplanda Octoberfest, 20-21 October, Gothenburg

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