The 2026 ISSF World Championship Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun in Doha brought together 1,041 athletes from 91 countries, representing 99 ISSF Member Federations. Across the competition, a total of 1,928 starts were recorded, highlighting the scale and international reach of the championship.
China finished at the top of the medal table at the competition, collecting 27 medals, including 13 gold, six silver and eight bronze, as the 2026 edition of the championship concluded on 13 November at the Lusail Shooting Complex.
Italy secured second place with eight medals, including three gold, one silver and four bronze. India completed the top three with 13 medals – two gold, seven silver and four bronze – while the Republic of Korea finished fourth with 10 medals (two gold, five silver and three bronze). Czechia rounded out the top five with eight medals, including two gold, two silver and four bronze.
A total of 41 nations reached the medal table, reflecting the international depth of competition across Rifle, Pistol and Shotgun events. Norway and France also enjoyed strong championships, finishing sixth and seventh respectively, with five and four medals each.
Switzerland, Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN) and Kuwait shared ninth place, each collecting three medals. Kuwait's two gold medals included Abdulrahman Al-Faihan's victory in Trap Men and the country's success in the Trap Mixed Team event. The latter, won by Italy's Jessica Rossi and Massimo Fabbrizi, provided the final gold-medal contest of the championship.
Further down the standings, 23 nations secured at least one gold medal, while several others reached the podium through silver and bronze finishes. The final medal count totalled 123 medals: 41 gold, 41 silver and 41 bronze.
The Doha 2026 World Championship brought together the world's leading shooting sport athletes for two weeks of competition, with medals awarded across the Rifle, Pistol and Shotgun disciplines. The final standings provide a fitting conclusion to a championship that showcased performances from established champions and athletes representing nations across the global shooting sport community.