ISSF European Shooting Championships

The ISSF European Shooting Championships are the main shooting championships in Europe.

Summary of Championships

#	Year	City	Country	Date	Venue	No. of Events	No. of Athletes	Notes
1	1955	Bucharest	Romania			21		25, 50, 300, Shotgun, Running Deer
2	1957	Belgrade	Yugoslavia			4		50
3	1959	Milan/Brescia	Italy			13		25, 50
4	1961	Budapest	Hungary			6		25, 50
5	1963	Oslo Stockholm	Norway  Sweden			11 3		50, 300 (rifle) 25, 50 (pistol)
6	1965	Bucharest Cairo	Romania  Egypt			10 9		25, 50 50, 300, Running Deer
7	1969	Plzeň	Czechoslovakia			16		25, 50, 300
8	1971	Suhl	East Germany			16		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
9	1975	Bucharest Madrid	Romania  Spain			6 2		25, 50 (rifle) 25, 50 (pistol)
10	1977	Bucharest	Romania			8		25, 50
11	1979	Frankfurt Lviv	West Germany  Soviet Union			3 7		25, 50 (women) 25, 50 (men)
12	1980	Madrid	Spain			3		25, 50 (women)
13	1981	Titograd	Yugoslavia			11		25, 50
14	1983	Bucharest	Romania			14		25, 50, Shotgun
15	1985	Osijek	Yugoslavia			15		25, 50
16	1987	Lahti	Finland			24		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
17	1989	Zagreb	Yugoslavia			20		25, 50, Shotgun
18	1991	Bologna	Italy			20		25, 50, Shotgun
19	1993	Brno	Czech Republic			25		10, 25, 50, Shotgun
20	1995	Zürich	Switzerland			10		25, 50
21	1997	Kouvola	Finland			10		25, 50
22	1999	Bordeaux	France			12		25, 50
23	2001	Zagreb	Croatia			23		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
24	2003	Plzeň	Czech Republic			17		25, 50, 300
25	2005	Belgrade	Serbia and Montenegro			22		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
26	2007	Granada	Spain			22		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
27	2009	Osijek	Croatia			22		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
28	2011	Belgrade	Serbia	August 2–13		74		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
29	2013	Osijek	Croatia	July 21 – August 4		46		25, 50, 300
30	2015	Maribor	Slovenia	July 18 – August 1				25, 50, 300, Shotgun
31	2017	Baku	Azerbaijan	July 21 - August 4		79		25, 50, 300, Shotgun
32	2019	Mielec	Poland	TBD				25, 50, 300, Shotgun

Special Championships

Every year 2-4 special championships held for European countries in separate shooting disciplines.

Special Shotgun Championships

European Shotgun Championships were first held in 1956.

#	Year	City	Date	Venue	No. of Indiv. Events	No. of Athletes
2	1956	San Sebastián, Spain			2
3	1957	Paris, France			4
4	1958	Geneva, Switzerland			4
5	1959	Turin, Italy			4
6	1960	Barcelona, Spain/ Paris, France			4
7	1961	Bern, Switzerland			4
8	1962	Beirut, Lebanon			4
9	1963	Brno, Czechoslovakia			4
10	1964	Bologna, Italy			4
11	1965	Lisbon, Portugal			4
12	1966	Lahti, Finland			4
13	1967	Brno, Czechoslovakia			4
14	1968	Namur, Belgium			4
15	1969	Paris, France			4
16	1970	Bucharest, Romania			4
18	1972	Madrid, Spain			4
19	1973	Turin, Italy			4
20	1974	Antibes, France			4
21	1975	Vienna, Austria			4
22	1976	Brno, Czechoslovakia			4
23	1977	Dorset, United Kingdom			4
24	1978	Suhl, West Germany			4
25	1979	Montecatini, Italy			4
26	1980	Zaragoza, Spain			4
27	1981	Moscow, Soviet Union			4
28	1982	Montecatini, Italy			4
30	1984	Zaragoza, Spain			4
31	1985	Antibes, France			4
32	1986	Montecatini, Italy			4
34	1988	Istanbul, Turkey			4
36	1990	Uddevalla, Sweden			4
38	1992	Istanbul, Turkey			6
40	1994	Lisbon, Portugal			6
41	1995	Lahti, Finland			6
42	1996	Tallinn, Estonia			6
43	1997	Sipoo, Finland			6
44	1998	Nicosia, Cyprus			6
45	1999	Poussan, France			6
46	2000	Montecatini, Italy			6
48	2002	Lonato del Garda, Italy			6
49	2003	Brno, Czech Republic			6
50	2004	Nicosia, Cyprus			6
52	2006	Maribor, Slovenia			5
54	2008	Nicosia, Cyprus			5
56	2010	Kazan, Russia			5
58	2012	Larnaca, Cyprus			5
59	2013	Suhl, Germany
60	2014	Sarlóspuszta, Hungary
62	2016	Lonato, Italy
64	2018	Leobersdorf, Austria

Special 10 m Events Championships

#	Year	City	Date	Venue
1	1971	Meziboří, Czechoslovakia
2	1972	Belgrade, Yugoslavia
3	1973	Linz, Austria
4	1974	Enschede, Netherlands
5	1975	London, United Kingdom
6	1976	Paris, France
7	1977	Andorra la Vella, Andorra
8	1978	Copenhagen, Denmark
9	1979	Graz, Austria
10	1980	Oslo, Norway
11	1981	Athens, Greece
12	1982	The Hague, Netherlands
13	1983	Dortmund, West Germany
14	1984	Budapest, Hungary
15	1985	Varna, Bulgaria
16	1986	Espoo, Finland
17	1987	Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
18	1988	Stavanger, Norway
19	1989	Copenhagen, Denmark
20	1990	Arnhem, Netherlands
21	1991	Manchester, United Kingdom
22	1992	Budapest, Hungary
23	1994	Strasbourg, France
24	1995	Vantaa, Finland
25	1996	Budapest, Hungary
26	1997	Warsaw, Poland
27	1998	Tallinn, Estonia
28	1999	Arnhem, Netherlands
29	2000	Munich, Germany
30	2001	Pontevedra, Spain
31	2002	Thessaloniki, Greece
32	2003	Gothenburg, Sweden
33	2004	Győr, Hungary
34	2005	Tallinn, Estonia
35	2006	Moscow, Russia
36	2007	Deauville, France
37	2008	Winterthur, Switzerland
38	2009	Prague, Czech Republic
39	2010	Meråker, Norway	7-14 March	Meråker Arena and Meråker Handball Arena
40	2011	Brescia, Italy	3-6 March
41	2012	Vierumäki, Finland	16-19 February
42	2013	Odense, Denmark	25 February-3 March	Odense Congress Center
43	2014	Moscow, Russia	26 February-3 March	Olimpiyskiy
44	2015	Arnhem, Netherlands	2-8 March
45	2016	Győr, Hungary	22-28 February	Audi Aréna
46	2017	Maribor, Slovenia	6-12 March
47	2018	Budapest, Hungary	16-26 February
48	2019	Granada, Spain	4-10 February

Special 300 m Events Championships

The list is incomplete

#	Year	City	Date	Venue	No. of Indiv. Events	No. of Athletes
	1959	Winterthur, Switzerland			5
	1977	Winterthur, Switzerland			5
	1981	Oulu, Finland			5
	1983	Oslo, Norway			5
	1985	Zürich, Switzerland			5
	1989	Lahti, Finland			5
	1991	Winterthur, Switzerland			5
	1993	Thun, Switzerland			3
	1995	Boden, Sweden			3
	1997	Copenhagen, Denmark			3
	1999	Saint-Jean-de-Marsacq, France			3

Special Running Target Championships

The list is incomplete

#	Year	City	Date	Venue	No. of Indiv. Events	No. of Athletes
	1959	Sandviken, Sweden			3
	1969	Sandviken, Sweden			1
	1973	Munich, West Germany			1
	1978	Suhl, East Germany			1
	1981	Miskolc, Hungary			1
	1995	Lahti, Finland			2
	1997	Sipoo, Finland			2
	2013	Suhl, Germany			2

See also

• List of medalists at the European Shooting Championship

References

• ISSF Results Overview