[1][5] Solti's magnificent world-record feat clearly made him one of the favorites vying for the Olympic medal in the inaugural 10 m running target at his succeeding Games in Barcelona 1992, but slipped out of the final to a frustrating thirteenth with 569 points.

[8] At the 1999 Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Solti shot brilliantly a 674.6 to defend his title in the 10 m running target, holding off a charge from U.S. marksman Armando Ayala with a sterling 2.4-point lead.

[9] Coming to Sydney 2000 as one of the favorites in the 10 m running target, Solti was expected to win Guatemala's first ever Olympic medal based on his outstanding achievements, but fell out of contention to a shameful tenth with a score of 572, just a single point away from the final cutoff.

[12] Solti campaigned for a third straight victory in his pet event at the 2003 Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, but ruled out of the podium to a credible fourth with a score of 663.9.

[16] With the running target being officially removed from the Games in an effort to streamline the program, Solti decided to retire from competitive shooting career to focus on his personal life in Guatemala and profession as an aviator.