Earn the Title. One Shot at a Time.

120 shooters. Two days. One pooled ranking.

60 shooters Saturday, 60 Sunday. Same format both days. Six batches per day, ten shooters per batch, one hour per batch.

How the day runs

• Six batches of 10 shooters per day. One batch per hour.
• Within each batch, you split into two groups of 5 and shoot simultaneously across 5 lanes.
• Five practice shots, then 30 scored shots inside a 30-minute window.
• Saturday and Sunday scores are pooled into a single combined ranking.

The format gets brutal. Two days, two cuts.

Saturday — Quarter-Final Heats

• 40 shooters, 8 groups of 5.
• Five practice + 10 base scored shots that lock in your starting score.
• Then the elimination heat: 4 intervals of 5 shots each.
• After every interval, the lowest cumulative scorer in each group is knocked out.
• Only 1 shooter per group is left standing. Eight advance.

Sunday — Semi-Finals

• 24 shooters: the 16 who skipped from qualifiers + the 8 QF survivors.
• Six rounds of 4 shooters across 4 lanes.
• Five practice + 20 base scored shots.
• Then 5 bonus shots — each one worth 2× face value.
• All 24 must finish before the cut. Top 12 by cumulative score advance.

Three stages. One day. The format changes at every stage.

Mental composure matters as much as marksmanship. The course is designed to test consistency, speed, and pressure handling — in that order.

Stage 1 — Scored Rounds   ·   12 → 9

• 3 groups of 4. Five practice + 10 scored shots per shooter.
• Once all 12 have shot, the bottom 3 scores are out.

Stage 2 — Reset the Spinners   ·   9 → 6

• 3 groups of 3. Speed challenge.
• Reset every spinner target on your lane as fast as you can.
• Slowest in each group is out, immediately.

Stage 3 — The Time Trial   ·   6 → 1 Top Gun

• 2 groups of 3. 10 scored shots inside a 6-minute window per group.
• Highest score wins. Fastest completion is the tiebreaker.