MrsShootinthing
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We drove 3 hours today, for the last San Angelo Texas ABRA Match of 2016.
I loaded and gassed up the van, and even made sure that Joe had his red bull before hitting the road at 5:15 AM this morning.
It was cool this morning when we left, but by the time we got to San Angelo the weather had warmed up and it looked like it was going to be a nice day to shoot.
I pulled out Texas Rose, and Joe pulled out his new build with the Douglas Barrel. We were neck in neck the 1st card both shooting a 198. I was thinking to myself this is my match I am going to do it. Little did I know that Joe had other plans. He smoked me on the 2nd card shooting a perfect 200 and ending a 4 card match with a 197 agg.
If you have never been to San Angelo I can tell you that the winds are stout and come in from every angle. This was an amazing card and there were no plugs needed.
Congrats Joe!
Lisa
I loaded and gassed up the van, and even made sure that Joe had his red bull before hitting the road at 5:15 AM this morning.
It was cool this morning when we left, but by the time we got to San Angelo the weather had warmed up and it looked like it was going to be a nice day to shoot.
I pulled out Texas Rose, and Joe pulled out his new build with the Douglas Barrel. We were neck in neck the 1st card both shooting a 198. I was thinking to myself this is my match I am going to do it. Little did I know that Joe had other plans. He smoked me on the 2nd card shooting a perfect 200 and ending a 4 card match with a 197 agg.
If you have never been to San Angelo I can tell you that the winds are stout and come in from every angle. This was an amazing card and there were no plugs needed.
Congrats Joe!
Lisa
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