1983 IPSC Handgun World Shoot Champions See also References Navigation menuMatch Results - 1983 Handgun World Shoot, USA - American Handgunner March/ April 1984, page 34 of 80e

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VirginiaUnited StatesIPSC Handgun World ShootRob Leatham






1983 IPSC Handgun World Shoot VI
Location
Virginia, United States
Medalists







gold medal 
United States Rob Leatham

silver medal 
United States John Shaw

bronze medal 
United States Mike Plaxco

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The 1983 IPSC Handgun World Shoot VI held in Virginia, United States, was the sixth IPSC Handgun World Shoot, and was won by Rob Leatham of USA, who had started shooting as a teenager.



Champions


Individual














































Overall
Competitor
Points
Percent

Gold medal world centered-2.svg Gold

United States Rob Leatham

100.00%

Silver medal world centered-2.svg Silver

United States John Shaw

%

Bronze medal world centered-2.svg Bronze

United States Mike Plaxco

%
4th

United States Ross Carter Harrison

%
5th

United States Rick Castelow Madison

%
6th

United States Tom Campbell

%
7th

United States Ross Seyfried

%
8th

United States John Dixon

%
9th

United States Brian Enos

%
10th

United States Mike Dalton

%
Teams





































Overall
Country
Points
Percent
Team members

Gold medal world centered-2.svg Gold

 United States

100.00%

Rob Leatham, Tom Campbell, Mike Plaxco, Brian Enos, Bill Wilson, Ross Seyfried (Team Captain)

Silver medal world centered-2.svg Silver


%


Bronze medal world centered-2.svg Bronze


%

4th


%

5th


%

6th


%


See also


  • IPSC Rifle World Shoots

  • IPSC Shotgun World Shoot

  • IPSC Action Air World Shoot


References


  • Match Results - 1983 Handgun World Shoot, USA - American Handgunner March/ April 1984, page 34 of 80






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