Since I was the only one there who signed up as CCP and I didn’t want to compete against nobody I shot in SSP this week. My CCP handgun is so stock that it’s GSSF legal stock, so that wasn’t a problem. I just loaded two more and rolled with it.
I really need to scoot along faster when I’m not shooting. Outside the sights I need to be going just as fast as when I’m in the sights. This was probably the hardest stage of the weekend with lots of complicated cover to work around.
And this was probably the easiest stage of the match. It was certainly the most straightforward. It was a good one to end on since there wasn’t any more running.
This stage is supposed to represent a bookstore. I don’t know why I’d be reading Tactical Journal when there’s comic books around, but I did know that I didn’t want to step on it and slip in the damp grass.
It’s such a Louisiana stage setup: sitting on the dock while fishing. Some brass bounced down my back and ended up down the back of my pants. It hurt like crazy, but my shooting didn’t suffer.
I placed third overall, first in SSP, and won High Lady for the match. That wasn’t as surprising as usual because a lot of the regulars were out this week to shoot in the first 3-Gun match in our area. That said, I beat the people I usually look up to, which tells me that either my practice is paying off or they were succumbing to the heat.
Raw: 125.42 | Penalty: 10 | Down: 82 | Final: 176.42
