Tokyo: Indian shooter Rahul Jakhar signed fifth at the 25m pistol pistol parale here on Thursday.
The 35-year-old Jakhar was removed at the end of the seventh series in the final after fulfilling the second requirement with a score of 576, which included 284 on precision and 292 at a quick stage.
So far it is the best international performance.
Athletes in the SH1 gun competition have disturbances that affect one arm and / or legs, which are generated from amputation or spinal cord injury.
Other Indians in a commotion, Akash, cannot be eligible for the final after ending 20th in qualifying with a score of 551 (278 in precision and 273 quickly).
This mixed event displays male and female shooters with the top eight qualifications for the final.
Xing Huang China claimed a gold medal with a score of 27 Paralympics in the final.
He also held a world record score of 36 he shot in 2018 at this event.
Szymon Sowinski Poland claims silver with 21, while Olexia Oluaku Densussuk won the bronze after finishing the age of the final.
India has so far claimed two medals in shooting.
The first is that unprecedented gold by Avani Lekhara in the 10m Women Sh1 rifle competition.
Singhraj Adana then took a bronze on the 10m water pistol Sh1.
Paralympics: Shooter Rahul Ended 5 in the Mixed 25m Pistol Final
