List of national shooting records surpassing the world records

This list of national shooting records surpassing the world records is possible because of the International Shooting Sport Federation's rigid record regulations. Only competitions directly supervised by the ISSF – Olympic Games, World Championships, World Cups, World Cup Finals and continental championships – are approved for setting world records. On the other hand, most member federations have more relaxed rules for their national records. This creates many more opportunities for record-breaking, especially so in the non-Olympic events, where World Cups are not held.

Certain ISSF shooting events (men's 300 metre rifle prone, trap (qualification) and skeet and women's trap (qualification)), are not listed below because the world record is unbeatable with a perfect score.

Rifle - Pistol - Shotgun - Running target

Rifle events

Men 300 metre rifle three positions[1] 1190 WR 300 metre standard rifle 593  United States Jason Parker (2005)[2] 592  Sweden Karl Olsson (2017)[3] 591 WR 50 metre rifle three positions (qualification) 1188 WR 50 metre rifle three positions (final) 466.0 WR 50 metre rifle prone 633.0 WR 10 metre air rifle (qualification) 637.1  Hungary Zalan Pekler (2020)[4][5] 635.4 WR 10 metre air rifle (final) 254.0  Hungary Istvan Peni (2017)[6] 252.8 WR

Women 300 metre rifle three positions 1181 WR 300 metre rifle prone 600  Denmark Charlotte Jakobsen (2003)[7] 600  Switzerland Silvia Guignard (2019)[8] 599 WR 50 metre rifle three positions (qualification) 1188  Norway Jenny Stene (2019)[9] 1185 WR 50 metre rifle three positions (final) 464.7 WR 50 metre rifle prone 628.5 WR 10 metre air rifle (qualification) 635.3 WR 10 metre air rifle (final) 254.9  Switzerland Nina Christen (2020)[8] 253.9  India Anjum Moudgil (2019)[10] 252.9 WR

Pistol events

Men 50 metre pistol (qualification) 583 WR 50 metre pistol (final) 200.7 WR 25 metre rapid fire pistol (qualification) 593 WR 25 metre rapid fire pistol (final) 38 WR 25 metre center-fire pistol 597  Turkey Yusuf Dikeç (2006)[11] 596  Norway Pål Hembre (2000)[12] 595 WR 25 metre standard pistol 592  United States Darius Young (1978)[2] 588  Finland Paavo Palokangas (1991)[13] 587  China Cheng Zhongping (1993)[14]  South Korea [15] 586  Belarus Igor Bakalov (1982)[16]  Norway Pål Hembre (1993)[12]  Italy [17] 585  India Jaspal Rana (1995)[18] 584 WR 10 metre air pistol (qualification) 594 WR 10 metre air pistol (final) 246.5 WR

Women 25 metre pistol (qualification) 595  Sweden Kristina Fries (1991)[19] 594 WR 25 metre pistol (final) 41  Switzerland Heidi Diethelm Gerber (2019) [8] 40 WR 10 metre air pistol (qualification) 588  India Manu Bhaker (2019)[18] 587 WR 10 metre air pistol (final) 246.9 WR

Shotgun events

Men Trap (final) 48 WR Double trap (qualification) 149  United States Walton Eller (2007)[2] 148 WR

Women Trap (final) 48 WR Double trap 136 WR Skeet (qualification) 124 WR Skeet (final) 59 WR

Running target events

Men 50 metre running target 598  Belarus Nikolai Dedov (1984)[16]  Czech Republic Miroslav Januš (2000)[20]  Sweden Emil Martinsson (2004)[21] 597  Hungary Attila Solti (1983)[6]  Slovakia Ľubomir Pelach (1999)[22]  Poland Łukasz Czapla (2006)[23] 596 WR 50 metre running target mixed 398 WR 10 metre running target 594  Poland Łukasz Czapla (2008)[23] 592  Hungary József Sike (2002)[6] 591  Czech Republic Luboš Račanský (1994)[20]  Germany Manfred Kurzer (1999)[24] 590 WR 10 metre running target mixed 396  Ukraine Youri Yourasov (2000)[25] 394  Poland Łukasz Czapla (2005)[23] 393 WR

Women 10 metre running target 575 WR 10 metre running target mixed 394  France Audrey Soquet (2003)[26] 391 WR