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One of the true legends for the shooting sports. Will be sad knowing he is gone but we all can still partake in one of the best firearms shows ever made. May we all appreciate the important things for a minute!

I think waktaz is on the correct path. You need to focus on the level of accuracy needed for each target instead of listening for a certain cadence. Level of experience plays a huge difference here. Talking about new to intermediate shooters focusing on cadence is not the first aspect of this sport to be focusing on.

KKM for life, I have been running them in my 2011's for years. Great customer service with ordering questions and had more doubles that I have lost than I prefer to mention here!

How is everyone liking these in the major limited realm?

I am having a new 2011 built this season. I was wondering if anyone had a good barrel recommendation that is available. Looking into KKM precision any reviews? Thanks

I like a well designed "memory stage", but some MD's will take this to a whole new level. I agree with Gorilla that hard stages and gotcha stages are different. I like when the MD gives plenty of options to stage design, and I am always ok with a new challenge. (only one plate visible on a spiner, shooting the star with top plates covered, etc.) but when the MD does this on every stage it really hurts new shooters and gets frustrating for others. Just something for MD's to consider before doing 9-10 F@$%er Stages.

It was an awesome match! Thanks to all the match staff and sponsors that help run the match, you made the 15 hour drive worth it. Special thanks to Ryan and Jim Stinar with SNS Casting for all your support.