In 2026, A, a member of the South Korean national shooting team for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, was caught storing more shotgun shells than allowed in his car trunk. A was preparing to compete in the Hangzhou World Cup in China and parked his car at the athletes' village. When a village official accidentally opened the trunk, they discovered 818 shotgun shells. This exceeded the maximum of 400 shells allowed at one time. The Korea Shooting Federation stripped A of his Asian Games national team status for violating ammunition management regulations and selected Dae-myung An, who placed second, as the replacement. This incident has once again highlighted concerns about ammunition management in the shooting community following last year's ammunition leak.
