Krushnakumar Baz, 36, won a silver in the 50 metre firearm shooting competition held in Singapore on July 17. The event was the Singapore Open Shooting Competition, 2011, a world cup qualifying event organized by members of the International Shooting Sports Federation ( ISSF). This was Baz’s first international event in which he became the first Gujarati to win at the Singapore meet. The competition saw shooters from 70 countries.

In genere, l’aria sparatutto Baz fucile to AVEVA’s Tendenza classe di partecipare a armi, dove alla fine l’argento nel has Vinto ground. Jaspal Rana sparatutto Just Ace, India, Baz il nome della has suggerito gun fine della squadra che has a tre portato the ad Baz unirsi the team. Baz has the di protezione a sub sondaggio cerchio Ahmedabad Assistant Archeologico of India (ASI), ed è stato inviato ufficiale concorso per partecipare to.

“I had to hire an Anschutz .22 rifle sight of the place to take part in the gun section carrying a gun. Firearm was never my experience. That was in January 2010 he shot 500 rounds last a .22 rifle club firearm in Ahmedabad for a regional competition. In fact, in the firearms section which is my forte, I could not even win a bronze medal in open competition. Jaspal Rana had proposed me participate in the event of a firearm, “said Baz.

Baz con los miembros de su equipo, Sanjay Kumar Tomar ejército del indio y puntos Yogi Anant Anoto 3113. Competición of the tiro permite para cada 120 cartuchos Tirador. “That tenemos cada uno tomar 40 cartuchos in the boca abajo, de pie, de Rodilla. Puntaje El más alto no puede ser diana’s that are from 10 puntos. Marked by the posicion 363 puntos de Rodilla, fue más alto una that of put cuentas “, dijo Baz. Los socios 1050 obtuvo puntos amigos Kumar, Yogi Mientras 1045 obtuvo puntos en el concurso.

On the fire class medal Baz said, “the category of firearms is the most expensive, each cartridge costs Rs 40 and a German made .22 rifle to shoot these costs RS 3 lakh. Opposition to this category air pistol is the price of a box containing 800 air-gun pellets costs Rs 500th six years I have taken 200 tablets of air every weekend. But in Singapore I won in the category of firearms, I’ve had less practice. “