OK, I've read the reviews on this and nobody really seems to into it but I bought one of these in the 500 spectrum and it is easily my favorite mid range. 

It's literally just gonna go dead straight every time super torque resistant doesn't really matter how hard you throw it and then have a just a gentle little fade at the end maybe 15 feet to the left for RHBH  

I usually just throw it flat and straight and it goes flat and straight wherever I'm aiming

Only complaint I have is the hand feel is a little unique and took me a little bit to get used to. It has a little bit of a groove on the bottom outside edge of the rim that some people might not like including myself at first, but kept reaching for it in my bag because it literally just flies so good and straight. I think of it like a Buzzz that you can put some power behind and it's still not gonna turn over. Or you could think of it as a Buzzz OS that doesn't fade so hard at the end.

I cannot recommend this disc enough. It is just so good.

The Waco is somewhat of a blend between the handfeel of an M1, and the flight characteristics of an M4. It flies so similarly to the M4, I'm not sure why Prodigy needed another midrange in their lineup, other than to just be able to slap Waco on a disc. I actually kind of like how it flies, just your standard neutral midrange. I just really don't like the extreme lip on the bottom of the rim that tends to be pretty sharp like other Prodigy midranges.

It doesn't feel amazing for a forehand, and it isn't super torque resistant for it either. It is a solid backhand midrange, and the numbers are accurate, so that's why it is hovering between a 4 and a 3.

Hand feel is not for everyone and was certanly not for me. If you have thrown the MX3 or M3 and you like the way that feels in your hand then this disc will be for you.