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Once the Rio 2016 entries have already been submitted and released in the official website. After July 18. 

Bahrain only got one quota. Bolivia, Malta and Oman got two quotas because they applied for two to the tripartite committee.

Shooter A wins a quota in Event X. Now, this means a) Shooter A cannot win another quota in any other event and b) Shooter A's NOC has a quota in Event X. Now, whether NOC wants to send A or some other guy B (who has MQS in Event X) is purely upto NOC. The shooter who is selected by NOC can participate in other events as well provided he has MQS in that event as well. This can be done as long as the number of shooters in that event does not cross 2 per NOC limit. If NOC wins 2 quota (A and B) in Event X and has another shooter C who has quota in Event Y and MQS in Event X, then NOC must decide which 2 shooters would take part in Event X. This is what happened with China. They decided to use shooter C and hence returning their quota. All these selections are not part of exchange of quotas. Exchange of quotas is when NOC returns its quota in Event X and instead gets a quota in Event Z. Like we exchanged Rajput's quota in 50x3 and got quota in Trap. This exchange can only be done once by NOC. 
 
Hope this clarifies the situation. 

official schedule http://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/schedule.ashx?cshipid=1664
 
everything will start Saturday 6th with womens Air Rifle qualifiers at 08:30 local time (11:30 GMT) (13:30 cet)
 
the very first set of medals of the Rio Games will be awarded also in this event, the final will start at 10:30 local time (13:30 GMT) (15:30 cet)

Re-allocation of unused quota places (as of June 19, 2016)
 – Rejected
 – Mahmood Haji (10 m air rifle, 50 m rifle prone, 50 m rifle 3 positions)
 – Alin Moldoveanu (10 m air rifle)
 – Ruslan Lunev (10 m air pistol, 25 m rapid fire pistol)
 – Ronaldas Račinskas (Skeet)
 – Peeter Olesk (10 m air pistol, 25 m rapid fire pistol)
 – Rejected
 – Danilo Caro (Trap)
 – Vadim Skorovarov (10 m air rifle)
 – Hrachik Babayan (10 m air rifle, 50 m rifle 3 positions)
 – Mohamed Ramah (Double trap)
 
As you noticed, the unused places were all awarded to the men, and none of the women had received any of them thus far. Armenia and Morocco received invitations from ISSF to send their shooters to the Olympics, as Russia had two double starters competing in their respective events. 22 places were distributed to the NOCs under the Tripartite Commission, but four NOCs have two wildcards in which only one of them should be valid for the Olympics. If this happens, the next set of unqualified NOCs will get the remaining places: Latvia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Tajikistan.
 
Further information about the changes in the Quota Places since the end of the Qualification Period will be published on the ISSF website by tomorrow. 

ISSF has updated the qualification table.

Armenia and Morocco have received one quota each.

Only Richmond and Eller will compete in men's double trap. Corey Cogdell had just qualified directly in the women's trap. Kimberly Rhode used to compete in women's trap, but not this time, because she didn't attain an MQS.

intersting information)))

http://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue.ashx?cshipid=1664

Re-allocation of unused quota places (as of June 4, 2016)
 - Rejected
 - Mahmood Haji (10 m air rifle, 50 m rifle prone, 50 m rifle 3 positions)
 - Alin Moldoveanu (10 m air rifle)
 - Ruslan Lunev (10 m air pistol, 25 m rapid fire pistol)
 - Ronaldas Račinskas (Skeet)
 - Peeter Olesk (10 m air pistol, 25 m rapid fire pistol)
 - Rejected
 - Danilo Caro (Trap)
 - Vadim Skorovarov (10 m air rifle)
 
As you noticed, the unused places were all awarded to the men, and none of the women had received any of them thus far. 22 places were distributed to the NOCs under the Tripartite Commission, but four NOCs have two wildcards in which only one of them should be valid for the Olympics. If this happens, the next set of unqualified NOCs will get the remaining places: Armenia, Morocco, Latvia, and Hong Kong (NOCs with more MQS results than Indonesia, since all three of them contain eight registered shooters).

Nations are only allowed to trade/swap one quota. So originally Germany had six men’s rifle athlete quotas and four women’s rifle athlete quotas, but they only chose five and three athletes respectively (Daniel Brodmeier and Barbara Engleder will compete in two events). Since they are allowed to make one trade they used it to gain a spot in women’s 25m pistol. However they are forced to decline the other athlete quota.

Thank you very much,dear 
But quota for Tokyo I will earn himself and get on the qualifying championship,because I believe in their capabilities

The qualification said absolutely nothing about that. ISSF mentioned that 24 Tripartite Commission Invitation Places are available to eligible NOCs for the Shooting events in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Moreover, that case never happened at Olympic Games if the tripartite NOCs will send two shooters (one male and one female), which cannot be found in the document. Because of this, looks like the number of eligible NOCs is gradually decreasing as compared to London 2012. 
 
A road to Rio 2016 is much tougher than a road to London 2012.
 

That's a great attitude
 

Thank you very much,dear 
But quota for Tokyo I will earn himself and get on the qualifying championship,because I believe in their capabilities

Unfair considering we had countries like Moldova wanting a spot.

The shooter Nazar Luginets expelled from the russian national team and will miss the Olympics for violating training plan for the training event. 
26-year-old Luginets won a silver medal of the world championship in 2014.
http://rsport.ru/shooting/20160527/926496195.html

Precisely

He means you are our favourite shooter and we'll cheer for you in the upcoming competitions now 

Thank's for support - we will wait ) 

It's fine. That's an old article already. The chosen shooter for Bahrain is Mahmood Haji in men's rifle (AR60, FR60PR, and FR3X40). 
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Germany will nominate Eva Roesken and Barbara Engleder in womens 50 m rifle 3 positions, so Beate Gauß (current world champion in this event) wont be in Rio ...
In mens 50 m rifle 3 positions Germany will nominate Andre Link and Daniel Brodmeier, in mens 10 m air rifle Germany will nominate Julian Justus and Michael Janker.
We got 6 quota places in mens 50 m rifle prone/mens 50 m rifle 3 positions/mens 10 m air rifle, but we will only use 5 for Julian Justus, Michael Janker, Andre Link, Daniel Brodmeier and Henri Junghänel, so we will give one quota place back and i think we will try to get a quota place in womens 10 m air pistol for Monika Karsch.

Any updates on Germany and Serbia for the selection of shooters? The ISSF World Cup leg in Munich is already finished, and I still don't know if some nations would also use the remaining WC meets for internal selection before Rio 2016. Two more meets are yet to unfold next month: ISSF WC for Shotgun in San Marino (June 1 to 11), and the ISSF WC Rifle, Pistol, & Shotgun in Baku (June 20 to 29).

I'm guessing there's no list of unqualified nations sorted by the number of MQS?