Staccato's KC Eusebio Wins 12th World Speed Title

Team Staccato shooter KC Eusebio recently won his 12th World Speed Shooting title.

At the recent 2025 World Speed Shooting Championship in Talladega, AL, KC took home his 12th title as First Place Overall shooter, giving him an even dozen titles as the world's fastest speed shooter. This also gives KC a unique dual honor. In addition to remaining the youngest shooter to ever win this title (at age 15) he is now also the winningest shooter in the history of the sport.

Held at the CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park, this discipline involves 8 separate courses of fire. The targets are a mix of 10-inch, 12-inch, and 18x24-inch steel plates, arrayed at varying distances between 7 and 35 yards, depending on the individual stage.

Says KC:

"Stages are pretty difficult for someone who hasn't had a lot of marksmanship training, even to a veteran professional shooter, if you don't give these courses of fire the respect they deserve, they can immediately make you look like a brand-new shooter again."

KC was shooting his legacy STI/Staccato open division gun - a pistol which has won him 7 of his 12 World Speed Shooting titles.

Furthermore, he adds:

"The 2025 World Speed Shooting Championships marks my 12th overall win, making this my first world title since joining Team Staccato. This platform has helped shape my career and I'm proud to now bring these victories home to the world's best handgun company. I just want to give a big thank you to the Staccato family for their love and support!"

Congratulations to KC, for so skillfully demonstrating what's possible with the World's Best Shooting Handgun!