Pakistan’s national shooting team delivered an impressive performance at the F Class British Open 2026 in Bisley, United Kingdom, returning with a haul of 13 medals from a highly competitive international field.
A 12 member Pakistani squad competed alongside nearly 185 shooters from 24 countries, putting the country’s long range shooting talent up against experienced competitors from around the world.
The team finished the competition with seven gold, two silver and four bronze medals across individual and aggregate categories.
Gold medals formed the biggest part of Pakistan’s success at the British Open, with the national squad collecting seven titles across different individual and aggregate categories.
The team added two silver and four bronze medals, taking its overall tally to 13. The spread of medals across multiple categories demonstrated the depth and consistency within the Pakistani contingent rather than relying on a single standout performance.
The British Open provided Pakistan’s shooters with the opportunity to compete against a large international field, with around 185 athletes taking part in the event.
The Pakistani contingent responded with a medal performance that underlined its growing presence in long range shooting.
F Class shooting demands precision, concentration and consistency, particularly at the longer distances involved in the discipline.
Pakistan’s 13 medal haul reflects the ability of its shooters to maintain their performance across demanding individual and aggregate competitions.
Pakistan’s success at the British Open comes at an important time, with the 7th F Class World Championship also being held at the same venue in Bisley.
The British Open performance gives the national squad added confidence as it turns its attention to the bigger international competition.
The experience gained against a strong field of international shooters can prove valuable as Pakistan’s athletes continue competing at the highest level of the discipline. The team will now aim to carry its momentum from the British Open into the World Championship.
Pakistan’s national shooting team delivered an impressive performance at the F Class British Open 2026 in Bisley, United Kingdom, returning with a haul of 13 medals from a highly competitive international field.
Pakistan’s national shooting team delivered an impressive performance at the F Class British Open 2026 in Bisley, United Kingdom, returning with a haul of 13 medals from a highly competitive international field.
A 12 member Pakistani squad competed alongside nearly 185 shooters from 24 countries, putting the country’s long range shooting talent up against experienced competitors from around the world.
The team finished the competition with seven gold, two silver and four bronze medals across individual and aggregate categories.
Gold medals formed the biggest part of Pakistan’s success at the British Open, with the national squad collecting seven titles across different individual and aggregate categories.
The team added two silver and four bronze medals, taking its overall tally to 13. The spread of medals across multiple categories demonstrated the depth and consistency within the Pakistani contingent rather than relying on a single standout performance.
The British Open provided Pakistan’s shooters with the opportunity to compete against a large international field, with around 185 athletes taking part in the event.
The Pakistani contingent responded with a medal performance that underlined its growing presence in long range shooting.
F Class shooting demands precision, concentration and consistency, particularly at the longer distances involved in the discipline.
Pakistan’s 13 medal haul reflects the ability of its shooters to maintain their performance across demanding individual and aggregate competitions.
Pakistan’s success at the British Open comes at an important time, with the 7th F Class World Championship also being held at the same venue in Bisley.
The British Open performance gives the national squad added confidence as it turns its attention to the bigger international competition.
The experience gained against a strong field of international shooters can prove valuable as Pakistan’s athletes continue competing at the highest level of the discipline. The team will now aim to carry its momentum from the British Open into the World Championship.
