Henning Wallgren
Norwegian sport shooter
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Henning Wallgren (born 15 August 1968) is a competitive shooter from Norway sponsored by Tanfoglio and after market designer and manufacturer of Tanfoglio Italy pistol parts (distributed in the US by EAA), 1911 - STI and the AR-15 in Longmont Colorado, United States and co-founder of American Zoot Shooters Association.[1]
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Medal record
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Merits
- 4 time IPSC Nordic Handgun Championship winner [2]
- 2 time USPSA Golden Gate champion
- 2 time Canadian IPSC Championship winner
- 3 time Norwegian IPSC Champion (Open & Standard) winner
- 3 time Rocky Mountain 300 winner
- Czech Euro Open IPSC Standard winner
- USPSA Area 2 2007,[3] 4 Champion
- Winner of Canadian, Hungarian, Slovenian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Czech and Swiss IPSC championships
- USPSA State Champion in Arizona, California, Ohio, New Mexico, Colorado, Florida, Nebraska, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas
- Awarded the King's Trophy of Harald V of Norway for winning the 2004 IPSC Norwegian Handgun Championship, Standard division.
- Placed 2nd at the IPSC European Handgun Championship.
- Placed 2nd at the USPSA Handgun Championship, Open division.
- Placed 5th at the USPSA Multigun Championship
- Placed 6th at the USPSA Handgun Championship, Limited division.
