Indian shooters Manu Bhaker and Rahi Sarnobat crashed out of the 25m pistol qualifications (rapid fire stage) as both finished outside the top-8 on Friday.
It means the pistol shooters will return home empty-handed for the second straight time at the Olympics.
Bhaker shot 290 in the rapid fire stage of the qualifications for a total of 582, a day after scoring 292 in precision at the Akasa Shooting Range, while the more experienced Sarnobat managed 573 (287+286).
The field comprised 44 shooters in the qualifications.
Placed an impressive fifth after the first stage of qualifications, the 19-year-old Bhaker faltered after a promising start, slipping with two 8s and many 9s, numbers that led to her downfall in what has turned out to be a forgettable maiden appearance at the Games.
However, she still remained in the hunt until the 8 in the last series. In her last event on Friday, from fifth place she dropped out of the top-8 and could not recover from there. The top-8 shooters in the qualification enter the final.
Sarnobat was placed 25th overnight.
Bhaker was the only Indian shooter who was entered in three events at the Tokyo Games.