With 23 perfect 900s after the regulation 90 arrows over the three days of competition at The Vegas Shoot, the event has set a new record for the biggest shoot off ever.
That mark was previously held by the 2012 edition, which Jesse Broadwater won, when 19 men made it to the shoot off.
One more man, the Lucky Dog, will join the line in the main event on Sunday’s evening.
A total of 38 men stepped out one more time in the Championship arena for the chance of becoming this year’s Lucky Dog.
PJ Deloche took the spot after landing a perfect inside-out arrow in the final round.
“Life is not so easy for me, so I'm really happy; is a good reward for that. My shooting was good this morning, I knew I could do it and I did it," said PJ.
"I have never shot a 900 but I'm really happy to have the opportunity to be in the shoot off among the best archers in the world in this tough tournament.”
The 37-year-old Frenchman is a multiple world medalist and a Hyundai Archery World Cup Final runner-up.
The 23 perfect men, in order of X-count:
Mike Schloesser
Stephan Hansen
Levi Morgan
Sergio Pagni
Chance Beaubouef
Jesse Broadwater
Tate Morgan
Paul Tedford
Steve Anderson
Sebastien Peineau
Richard Bowen
Roberto Hernandez
Sebastian Arenas
Peter Elzinga
Anthony Ferraro
Jeremiah Starks
Riku van Tonder
Matt Sullivan
Jesse Clayton
Nicolas Girard
Mikko Juutilainen
Donnie Thacker
Richard Jackson
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