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Whether in competition or practice: GECO products are reliable companions in any situation. With its extensive portfolio, the brand supports both well-known and lesser-known sport shooters and is happy to contribute to play a part in their greatest challenges.

IN PORTRAIT:
SASCHA BACK
Born in Eberbach am Neckar in June 1972, the management consultant (married, three children) is known far and wide for his marksmanship with a revolver. After all, the dynamic sharp shooter is now a 12-time German Champion in the IPSC Revolver Division and 2010 European Champion...

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LUIS EHRHARDT
A prodigious talent born on 10 September 1998, Luis Ehrhardt completed his university entrance qualifications in 2018 and is currently in his fourth term of a degree course in mechanical engineering in Regensburg. Thanks to his father’s tenacity in dealings with firearm authorities, Luis was granted an exemption at the tender age of 13 to be able to train with small-calibre weapons...

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Patrick Kummer
Born 26 June 1985 in Nuremberg, IPSC/Action top shooter Patrick Kummer is mainly active in the private sector security industry and has now been running www.atlas-taktik.de for ten years, a legendary online shop in the world of firearms...

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György Batki
Born on 7 February 1974, the police officer works as a tactics and firearms instructor at the Heves County Police Headquarters...

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Csaba Szászi
Born in Eger on 4 February 1968, the ammunition expert inhaled gunpowder smoke at a tender age, as his father was a senior officer at a military arsenal...

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Julien Boit
Born in 1977, Julien started shooting under the wing of his father and uncle. After starting with the traditional 10m air rifle and pistol, he moved on to 22LR and then large calibre handguns. A few years later he discovered IPSC and never looked back. He has been competing locally and internationally since 1999. Mainly a pistol shooter, he has tried shotgun and rifle, but his first love is handguns

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Stefan Rumpler
With a career spanning over 10 years as an international Olympic rifle shooter, Stefan was looking for new challenges and found them in the diverse disciplines of IPSC. The dynamics and versatility of this sport fascinate him, and his impressive ranking at the World Championships emphasises his outstanding abilities.

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Dylan Keppel
His IPSC journey began with his first open-gun, a weapon specially configured for open disciplines, built by his friend and gunsmith Maurice Drummen. With passion, he trained with the custom-made weapon. In his competitions around the world, he connected with other shooting sport enthusiasts, and each competition brought him valuable experiences and successes.

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Cyrielle Vivo
Cyrielle joined the French national team in 2018. She won her first French championship title in 2021. She participated in her first European Championships in 2019. In 2022, after giving birth to her son in June, she became the vice world champion. In 2023, she was the European vice champion in the production lady division.

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Eduardo de Cobos
Eduardo De Cobos – a legend in dynamic shooting who continues to set new standards with his impressive successes and his passion for the sport.

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Emile Obriot
Emile has developed his weapon handling skills over more than 20 years of IPSC. Today, he is a very consistent shooter who enjoys taking part in competitions.

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PATRICK BACULARD
Patrick Baculard discovered shooting in 1980 when he picked up an air rifle with his father. This was the beginning of a lifelong passion that continues to this day. After mastering the air rifle, he switched to the .22 lr. While out walking in the mountains of Vaucluse, he came across IPSC quite by chance and was immediately hooked on this shooting sport. He started shooting in the IPSC Open Division in 1993 and soon found himself on the world stage, competing in championships in South Africa, Ecuador, Greece and Florida.

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Cecilia Lindberg
Cecilia Lindberg, a dedicated IPSC shooter from Sweden, has been actively competing in dynamic shooting since 2013. In 2022, she transitioned to the Production Optics Lady division, where she achieved significant success. Notably, she secured a bronze medal in the Lady Category at the 2022 IPSC Handgun World Shoot XIX in Pattaya, Thailand. Building on this momentum, Cecilia clinched the gold medal in the Production Optics Lady division at the 2023 IPSC European Handgun Championship in Greece. Her consistent dedication and performance have established her as a prominent figure in the IPSC community.
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IPSC encompasses the supreme disciplines of the dynamic shooting sport. Whether with a short or long rifle - the individual divisions offer numerous challenges in practical shooting. Learn more about a fascinating, exciting world full of competitions for percentage points and hundredths of a second! Head to the stage with our GECO shooters!