The six finalists then face a further round of 50 targets. Ayman Mazhar, Mohamed Shazli and Gaber Hafiza are representing Egypt in the main event while Hossam Fouad and Taki Samadous are in the MQS event. Spectators have turned out mainly for the skeet, shooting's most popular event. Seventy-five targets on the first day and 50 on the second are thrown from a higher and a lower tower, followed by another final round of 25 flashing targets for the first six finalists. It's the most interesting event since the direction of the target is narrowed.
Marksmen rotate through eight curved stations from the high tower to the low, ending in the middle.
Ninety-three guns took part in the skeet event. Thabet, Khorsheid and Hamdi represent Egypt. Four Egyptians took part in the three-event tournament to gain experience from the championship which ends Saturday. Italy, Australia and the United States. China is a strong contender.