R.I.P. Bob Munden

Just saw on Jim Scoutten's page that Bob Munden died yesterday evening. An entertaining shooter and a nice guy.

http://youtu.be/LQo2Or1PuEI

Bummer. He was quite a handler of sixguns. He did a quickdraw show in our old high school auditorium about 40 years ago. I was hooked. You don't see that kind of stuff anymore. Times were sure different then, and I miss the old ways. RIP Bob.

That really sucks, I can't find any details but I hadn't heard he was sick or anything although he was overweight. He was definitely the master when it came to not only sixguns but handguns in general. I've seen him do some wild stuff with autos too.

Sorry to hear this. He really seemed to be a down to earth guy. He'll be sadly missed

Sorry to hear this news. I enjoyed watching him on TV

That does suck, I enjoyed watching him. I met him at SHOT a few years ago - helluva nice guy.

too bad, I agree. I hope he is in a better place

Man that's tough, he was definitely one of the best at speed shooting the revolvers.

He was the best with revolvers period. I remember seeing him pull off a 200yd shot at a balloon with one of the FA belt buckle 22's off hand. The stuff he did like splitting cards or splitting the bullet so it would hit multiple targets was just amazing. We definitely may have just lost the best all around Revolver guy in history. He had both unreal speed and accuracy.

Sorry to hear about the passing of Bob, I sure enjoyed watching him shoot. Unfortunately I never had to oppertunity to meet Mr. Munden

RIP Bob you will be sorely missed

So sad to hear - a truly great handgunner...and from all reports, a great man.

He is a true legend!

One of a kind, a great shot, what I liked most about him was, he always CHALLENGED HIMSELF.

Sorry to hear of Bob's passing. He sure knew how to put on one heck of a show. Saw him some years back at a local car dealership
he was sponsored by Dodge or Chrysler. My two kids really enjoyed the show as much as I did.

When I was 12 (1962) I watched Bob Muden`s fast draw at a NY sport show. I can remember after he finished he thanked the NYC police for their help getting his guns into NY state. He used wax bullets. Never forgot that show.....

I feel the same way. I never got to meet him. We will miss him dearly.

RIP