Johnathan rewrites national shooting record after 10 years in Taiwan


PETALING JAYA: National shooter Johnathan Wong has rewritten his national record in the men’s 10m air pistol at the Southeast Asia Shooting Association (SEASA) championships during the qualifying round.

The 32-year-old shot down 586 points to finish first in the qualifying round at the National Shooting Range in Taoyuan, Taiwan on Friday (Jan 17) and erased his old mark of 585, which he shot 10 years ago.

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