Gusti, whose son Asher was the junior double trap world-champion in 2010, shot 47 in the 60-shot Men Senior Masters Skeet shooting final, to leave Tamil Nadu\u2019s Rajah Rajgopal Tondaiman five-shots behind in silver. Punjab\u2019s Rupinder Sandhu won bronze, bowing out with 34-hits to his name.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Gusti was fifth to qualify for the six-man final, with a score of 89 in qualification. Rupinder in-fact looked best by a distance, with 98 hits to top the field. Tondaiman was second with 97. The winner however upped his game admirably in the final to win comfortably in the end.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cWinning a gold always gives you a wonderful feeling. Something to take back and show my shooting loving family,\u201d said Gusti after the medal ceremony.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the Super Masters classification, Rajpal Singh Kocchar of Chattisgarh won gold with a score of 81 after five rounds. Delhi\u2019s Harinder Singh Bedi was second with 78-hits while Baljit Singh Jaiswal of Himachal Pradesh came third on a score of 77.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cWinning a gold always gives you a wonderful feeling. Something to take back and show my shooting loving family,\u201d said Gusti after the medal ceremony.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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