The Olympic Qualification System (OQS) for shooting at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games has been officially confirmed by the International Shooting Sport Federation. A total of 340 shooters – 170 each in men’s and women’s – can win quota places to compete in 15 different events at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. There’ll be 158 individual quotas, 6 host country quotas, and 6 universality quotas up for grabs in both men’s and women’s events, once the qualification period begins on 31 July, 2026. Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) can have a maximum of 24 shooters – 12 men and 12 women – qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Each NOC can also enter a maximum of two athletes in every individual event and a maximum of two teams for mixed events. All the quota places belong to the NOC and not specific shooters, unless they are awarded via the rankings or universality quota. An athlete can also win only one quota. The qualification period will end on 1 May, 2028. How can shooters …