Emmons fired at the lane three target from lane two.
It was the best of times. Then, it was the worst of times. After U.S. shooter Matt Emmons won his first gold medal Friday, he blew his lead -- and a second gold medal -- after shooting at the wrong target Sunday. The error, on Emmons' final shot, dropped him from first to eighth. U.S. teammate Michael Anti benefited, moving into second for the silver.
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