I understand break-a-leg, Tim, thanks.
One theory is this arose from Vaudville, where many acts were on standby and didn't get paid unless they actually went on-stage. The side curtains are called "legs", so if you break a leg it meant you went on-stage and got paid.
<MORE RAMBLINGS> Ballet uses the term Merde! which mean shit. One theory is that if you did good there would be a lot of admirers at the stage door afterwards, who possibly would treat you to dinner and parties. The more admirers the more carriages would be on the side street. The more carriages and the more horses and the more the manure. So a measure of a good show was how much manure, merde, was in the street afterwards.
There is a Limited10 Super Squad (think Casey Reed)
A Revolver Super Squad (think Josh Lentz)
And a SafariLand Super Sqaud (think Phil Strader, Julie Golob, and Rob Leatham) They are all shooting Limited10 except Rob who is shooting Revolver.
Shooting USA will undoubtedly cover these three squads and make a big deal of Rob competing with a revolver. I'll try to take lots of pictures and do a write up afterwards.
I'm way down on the list. Probably won't make the B roll. But hey, if they're looking for a run-of-the-mill, first time Nationals shooter perspective, I'm always available.
By far, a step beyond IRC, this the biggest match I've attended in terms of sponsors, hype, prizes and media interest.