Tokyo: Indian shooter Mahavir Swaroop Unhkar finish fourth at 10m Air Rifle stands the SH1 event at Tokyo Paralympics here on Monday.
Unhalkar ended with a total of 203.9, photographing a series of 51.2, 102.1, 122.7, 143.0, 164, 183,6 and 203.9.
The 34-year-old child from Kolhapur led the process at one point but 9.9 and 9.5 in the sixth series pushed it out of the medal conflict.
The gold medal went to Chao Dong from China (246.5), which also created a Paralympic record.
Ukraine Andrii Doroshenko (245.1) and Jinho Park (224.5) from Korea each take home silver and bronze.
Unhalkar, who took gun shooting in 2009 and began participating in competition since 2012, has advanced to the final in seventh position after firing a total of 615.2 in the qualifying round.
Other Indian shooters in Fray, Deepak finished 20th in qualifying with a score of 592.6 and thus failed to advance to the main round.
In the SH1 rifle category, shooters can hold weapons by hand.
The athletes have interference with their feet, such as amputation or paraplegia.
Some athletes will compete in a sitting position, while others will compete in a standing position.
Paralympics: Shooter Unhalkar finished fourth after misfiring in the sixth series
