Olympian Database
Estonian Olympic Athletes in Shooting* |
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| Event | Athletes | |||||
 Shooting 1992 | ||||||
| Sports pistol W |  | EST | Inna Rose | |||
| Air pistol W | | EST | Inna Rose | |||
| Shooting 1996 | ||||||
| Trap M | | EST | Heikki Jaansalu | |||
| Skeet M | | EST | Andrey Ineshin | |||
| Shooting 2000 | ||||||
| Skeet M | | EST | Andrey Ineshin | |||
| Shooting 2004 | ||||||
| Skeet M | | EST | Andrey Ineshin | |||
| Shooting 2008 | ||||||
| Skeet M | | EST | Andrey Ineshin | |||
| Shooting 2012 | ||||||
| Rifle three positions W | | EST | Anzela Voronova | |||
| Air rifle W | | EST | Anzela Voronova | |||
| Shooting 2016 | ||||||
| Rapid fire pistol M | | EST | Peeter Olesk | |||
| Shooting 2020 | ||||||
| Rapid fire pistol M | | EST | Peeter Olesk | |||
| Air pistol M | | EST | Peeter Olesk | |||
| * The list above only shows a selection of Estonian shooting athletes - All possible medalists are included in the list. | ||||||
| This information about Estonian shooting athletes at the Olympic Games is based on the official olympic reports and the Olympian Database | ||||||
