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| Shooting at the 1981 SEA Games | |
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| Venue | Fort Bonifacio |
| Dates | 7–12 December |
The Shooting at the 1981 Southeast Asian Games was held between 7 December to 12 December at Fort Bonifacio, Philippines.
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual air rifle |  Chaiyod Chinokul | 561 pts |  Ba Htoo | 553 |  Ivor Ratulangi | 549 |
| Team standard rifle | THAILAND | 2.196 pts | INDONESIA | 2.179 |  PHILIPPINES | 2.161 |
| Individual standard rifle | C. Thianthong | 567 pts | Jose Mundo | 558 | Kyaw Sein | 549 |
| Team standard rifle | THAILAND | 2.236 pts | PHILIPPINES | 2.179 | BURMA | 2.145 |
| Individual centre pistol | Charoen Pinchinda | 586 pts | Wisnu Suharyono | 584 | Bo Shu | 582 |
| Team centre pistol | THAILAND | 2.278 pts | PHILIPPINES | 2.261 | INDONESIA | 2.258 |
| Individual air pistol | Boy Riswanto | 565 pts | Somchai Thongsak | 565 |  Tawang Ahmad Saufy | 550 |
| Team standard pistol | THAILAND | 2.234 pts | INDONESIA | 2.228 | BURMA | 2.207 |
| Individual standard pistol | Sirin Wangspa | 556 pts | Wisnu Suharyono | 547 | Nathaniel Padilla | 537 |
| Team standard pistol | THAILAND | 2.183 pts | INDONESIA | 2.140 | PHILIPPINES | 2.117 |
| Individual 25 m fire pistol | Supote Poungpittana | 586 pts | Wibowo Suryo | 584 | Nathaniel Padilla | 582 |
| Team 25 m fire pistol | THAILAND | 2.315 pts | PHILIPPINES | 2.249 |  SINGAPORE | 2.235 |
| Individual 50 m free pistol | Somchai Thongsak | 540 pts | Boy Riswanto | 536 | Aung Htay | 524 |
| Team 50 m free pistol | THAILAND | 2.105 pts | INDONESIA | 2.085 | BURMA | 2.047 |
| Small bore free rifle | Manop Leeprasanakul | 1.118 pts | Andi Hendrata | 1.108 | Albert Adriano | 1.093 |
| Team small bore free rifle | THAILAND | 4.458 pts | PHILIPPINES | 4.339 | SINGAPORE | 4.330 |
| Individual small bore | Wisit Pratoumbat | 595 pts | Jose Medina | 587 | Mohammed Noor | 587 |
| Team small bore | THAILAND | 2.353 pts | PHILIPPINES | 2.344 | SINGAPORE | 2.303 |
| Individual skeet | Pichit Burapavong | 187 pts | Lee Kum Cheok | 587 | Yap Melchior | 587 |
| Team skeet | THAILAND | 536 pts | PHILIPPINES | 513 | INDONESIA | 497 |
| Individual trap | Lee Kum Cheok | 182 pts | Pravit Gajaseni | 180 | George Earnshaw | 177 |
| Team trap | Singapore Lee Kum Cheok Tan Boon Huat Frank Oh Ricky Soon | 536 pts | Thailand | 512 | Philippine | 510 |
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual standard rifle | Thiranun Jinda | 601 pts | Divina Gracia San Juan | 536 | Herman Guwandi | 528 |
| Individual pistol match | Aungsumal Jakikasthira | 569 pts | Lely Sampoerno | 566 | Theresita Talas | 559 |
| Team 10 m air rifle | INDONESIA | 1.681 pts | THAILAND | 1.664 pts | PHILIPPINES | 1.652 |
| Individual 10 m air rifle | Arlene Rodillado | Suporn Rochangkij | Hermien Guwandi | |||
| Team 10 m air rifle | THAILAND | 1.083 pts | INDONESIA | 1.076 | PHILIPPINES | 1.062 |
| Individual small bore | Chona Gana | 586 pts | Thiranun Jinda | 584 | Sri Suharti | 576 |
| Team small bore | PHILIPPINES | 1.751 pts | THAILAND | 1.716 | INDONESIA | 1.715 |
| Team skeet | THAILAND | 536 pts | PHILIPPINES | 513 | INDONESIA | 483 |
| Rank | Nation | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Thailand (THA) | 23 | 6 | 1 | 30 |
| 2 | Philippines (PHI) | 3 | 11 | 10 | 24 |
| 3 | Indonesia (INA) | 2 | 11 | 7 | 20 |
| 4 | Singapore (SIN) | 2 | 1 | 4 | 7 |
| 5 | Burma (BIR) | 0 | 1 | 7 | 8 |
| 6 | Malaysia (MAS) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Totals (6 entries) | 30 | 30 | 30 | 90 | |
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