Team Remington's Sheaffer Stanfill shot a perfect 500x500 at the 30th annual Krieghoff Masters Championship to win both the High Over All in the Open Division and the HAA. The event, one of the premier stops during the skeet season, was held at the Forest City Gun Club in Savannah, Georgia April 30-May 3, 2026, and drew more than 300 competitors.
"To shoot perfect, 500X500 across all four gauges (12, 20, 28, and .410) is an amazing accomplishment knowing the difficulty and mental strength it takes to be perfect," says Remington's Director of Marketing Christian Hogg. "It is the pinnacle of the sport and a feat very few accomplish and when you combine that with the prestige of the event, that makes it even more significant of a victory," says Hogg.
Stanfill's teammates also had strong shooting performances during the week. In the HAA, Alessandro Vitale finished second and Connor Thigpen shot his way onto the podium, finishing third. In the HOA competition, Clay Baldwin was third with hitting 397 of 400 targets.
In the Men's Doubles, Team Remington swept the podium with Alessandro Vitale winning, Stanfill finishing as the Runner-Up and Connor Ball claiming third place. All finished with perfect 100X100 scores to get into the shoot-off. Continuing with individual events, Stanfill was perfect in the 20-Gauge Open division but finished Runner-Up to his Remington teammate Clay Baldwin. Connor Thigpen finished third completing another Remington podium sweep. In the 28 Gauge Open, Stanfill recorded another perfect 100 to take the championship and following a shoot-off in the .410 Open, Vitale took the Championship title with Stanfill finishing 3rd.
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