[Area 2 - 2006]

Here is a hat cam of stage 9, stage 5 and 6 to follow. http://www.durkindigitalimages.com/area2/hatcam/

Updated with stage 5 (Lisa Munson) and stage 6

[Area 2 - 2006]

Cool Video. Where you not looking at the Second Target? It never shows up in the vid.

It's a combinantion of the speed of the hat cam 15 frames per second, the location of how it was mounted on my hat and the awesome speed at which I engaged the target. Ok maybe not the last one, but I did get 2 A's on it as well as the mover.

[Area 2 - 2006]

Here is a hat cam of stage 9, stage 5 and 6 to follow. http://www.durkindigitalimages.com/area2/hatcam/

[Area 2 - 2006]

Here are some photos of Squad 24. Jerry and Kay Miculek, Lisa Munson, Debbie Keehart, Team TechWear and Team Dillon, Carol Kessler, and me Scott Durkin. http://www.durkindigitalimages.com/area2/

[Miami Vice]

I don't know how many takes it took (probably as many as needed ) but it's a pretty impressive Speed Rock.

[Miami Vice]

Does anyone know who did the Speed Rock in the Tom Cruise movie Collateral? http://mp.aol.com/video.index.adp?mode=2&pmmsid=1144653

[Women's Open Champion]

Watch out for the sleeper pick Eva Beecroft, she's been tearing it up this year. Go AZ ladies!

[Open/production Predictions?]

Debbie Keehart may have something to say 2nd to Julie in Limited 10 and shooting a Para this year.

[Here's Mine]

Several years ago I was shooting a monthly Linea de Fuego match at Pala in San Diego. The range was just being built and the stage was in a very large unfinished bay full of dirt clods. The stage was set up so that you ran downrange in a zig zag, each zig or zag was about 15 yards. I was on the 2nd zig running full tilt when I realized my center of gravity was far forward of my feet. I knew I was going down, no two ways about it. I already had my safety on but I crammed my thumb up under it just to make sure there was no chance. It was in slow, sickening motion. I shoved the gun straight downrange and performed a perfect barrel roll. I expected the RO to stop me but I didn't break the 180 so I leapt to my feet and took off... for about two steps and fell flat on my face. I started to get up again and realized that I could see the last targets from right where I was, so I shot the last targets, unloaded, showed clear and holstered and turned around to the one and only time I have ever received applause for my shooting prowess.