IPSC is today the fastest growing shooting sport in the world! Since the beginning of 1976 there has been a lot of Champions and today we have 5 Divisions with many categories as Lady, senior, super senior and junior and so on….But one thing is for sure, they have all worked hard to be a Champion. Through the years the competition has increased and now we have professional topshooters and semi sponsored shooters. The competition in the top has never been harder and it is a constantly race where shooters and weapon manufactures are optimizing gun, gear, shooting technique and training. But IPSC is still a virgin sport and 99% of the shooters are happy amateurs that just like guns and challenges.

IPSC is no more a sport for a few people in the inner circle – it’s a sport for verybody. The first IPSC World Champion was Ray Chapman. In 1975 at Zurich, Switzerland Ray Chapman almost ended with a perfect score, dropping only one point throughout the match.

The champion over all champions was Robert Leatham he has won the World Shoot 5 times and that’s an incredible performance! He won his first WS title in 1983 and 22 years later he won his 5th WS title – fantastic performance to be on the top for so many years.

Erik Grauffel is already a living legend and he Europe’s answer (x3) to Rob Leatham and Eric has won 4 World shoot and 4 European Championships in his young life. He is a shooting machine no one can beat him and Eric is the most winning IPSC champion ever!

The most winning Champion in the north of Europe is Jörgen Björk. Jörgen has won the Nordic title 5 times first time I 1993. Flemming Mark Pedersen from Denmark now living in Norway won the European Championship in 1992, but he was not the first Scandinavian shooter who has a EHC title. Back in 1980 when IPSC had their first EHC Vidar Naklingwon the title. Arnt Myhre also from Norway also won the title in standard in 1995 and hopefully there will come more titles to Scandinavia.