MCSC Subsonic Poker Shoot & Match

2026 Event Scores and Results

2026 Subsonic Match Results

2026 Subsonic Poker Results

Full Event Procedures

Rev 26B

I - Definitions

1. Speed of Sound: For the purposes of this event, the speed of sound will be determined via the speed of sound calculator provided by the National Weather Service, using the forecasted high temperature for Jack Barstow Airport, rounded down to the nearest one-tenth ft/s.

II - General

1. Entrants shall comply with all existing MCSC range rules.
2. The event organizer may appoint deputies.
3. Entrants will be given a maximum of fifteen minutes to complete their shots.
4. Entrants may take unlimited shots at the warm-up/verification target, at any time during the course of fire.
5. Entrants shall have their highest shots disqualified for each shot taken that exceeds the speed of sound.
6. If, in the opinion of the event organizer or a deputy thereof, an individual scored target has been shot more than two times without just cause, the lowest scoring two shots will be scored and the others not counted.
7. If, in the opinion of the event organizer or a deputy thereof, the scored target sheet has been shot more than sixteen times without just cause, the sixteen lowest scoring shots will be counted and all others not counted.
8. If, in the opinion of the event organizer or a deputy thereof, a shot was taken after time has expired, the entrant shall have their highest scored shots not counted for each shot made after time had expired.
9. If, in the opinion of the event organizer or a deputy thereof, an entrant failed to complete the course of fire due to a fault of the entrant, the following shall apply:
10. For the poker portion: the total number of card draws earned by the entrant at the point of their withdrawal shall be awarded, with all unattempted shots marked as missed.
11. For the match portion: the shots fired by the entrant at the point of their withdrawal shall be scored, with all unattempted shots marked as a zero.
12. The event organizer, or a deputy thereof, shall note that the entrant withdrew in the event records.
13. If, in the opinion of the event organizer or a deputy thereof, an entrant failed to complete the course of fire due to force majeure, the entrant's attempts shall not be counted.
14. If, in the opinion of the event organizer or a deputy thereof, an entrant has violated event procedures or has engaged in unsportsmanlike conduct during the event, the following shall apply:
15. For the poker portion: all targets marked as missed.
16. For the match portion: all shots marked as a zero.
17. The event organizer, or a deputy thereof, shall note that the entrant’s participation was disqualified in the event records.
18. Entrants may reattempt the course of fire, unless disqualified.

II - Poker Portion

1. Entrants shall earn one card drawn for each target which has a valid shot which breaks the three inch circle.
2. Once the event organizer, or deputy thereof, confirms the number of cards an entrant has earned, a standard 52 card deck will be shuffled.
3. After shuffling, and providing the entrant an opportunity to cut the shuffled deck, the number of earned card draws will be drawn off the top of the deck.
4. The resulting draw will be recorded, and the cards re-collected by the event organizer, or a deputy thereof.

III - Match Portion

1. Shooters will earn the points commensurate with the smallest circle broken with each of their 16 shots.
2. Shooters will also earn an “X Hit” for each shot that breaks the center crosshair of a target.
3. In the event multiple entrants are tied on score, the number of “X Hits” earned will be used to break the tie.

IV - Equipment

1. Entrants may use one of the following to support their firearm:
2. An unaffixed soft front bag, yoke, or rest.
3. A bipod.
4. A sling.
5. No rear rest or support of any kind may be used, apart from the shooter’s hand.
6. No rigid front rests, “lead sleds”, or similar items may be used.
7. The decision of the event organizer in regard to allowable equipment shall be final.
8. Solid items, such as boards, may be placed under a soft front bag to adjust elevation at the discretion of the event organizer, or a deputy thereof.

V - Operations

A - Administrative

1. Entrants will check-in with the event coordinator, or a deputy thereof, when they are ready to be entered in the queue.
2. When a shooting lane and a set of equipment are available, the event coordinator, or a deputy thereof, will inform the next entrant in the queue.
3. Spouses or juniors entering with a member will be queued as one group.
4. The event organizer may, at their discretion, “bump” pre-registered entrants ahead of “walk-up” entrants in the queue.
5. Shall an entrant be unavailable when they are called from the queue, the next entrant up after them will be called, with the absent entrant remaining at the front of the queue for the next call.

B - Shooting

1. Once the shooter declares that they and their equipment are ready, and the event coordinator, or a deputy thereof, ensures the targets, timer, and chronograph are ready, the event organizer, or a deputy thereof, will verbally confirm with the entrant that they understand the course of fire.
2. Once the entrant confirms that they understand the course of fire, the event coordinator, or a deputy thereof, will verbally tell the entrant to standby, and verbally instruct the entrant to begin upon starting the timer.
3. The decision of the event organizer, or a deputy thereof, as to if a shot was fired before time expired is final.

C - Card Drawing

1. Once the event organizer, or deputy thereof, confirms the number of cards an entrant has earned, a standard 52 card deck will be shuffled.
2. After shuffling, and providing the entrant an opportunity to cut the shuffled deck, the number of earned card draws will be drawn off the top of the deck.
3. The resulting draw will be recorded, and the cards re-collected by the event organizer, or a deputy thereof.

D - Accessibility

1. The event organizer, and deputies thereof, will ensure entrants with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodations.