Cheyenne Ranger, 48747L

earn my Ranger Tab in '69 "the shortest distance between you and your objective is usually mined"

looking for his one brain cell

Texas Cattle Drive Baked Beans Violet Peacock & Cheyenne Ranger SASS L #48747 This is a recipe that is great tasting the first day and even better the next. A bowl of beans along some homemade cornbread will satisfy the heartiest appetite. The portions listed are for a large oval roasting pot. Adjust as necessary. Ingredients 4 cans commercial baked beans, we like Bush Baked Beans 2 cans diced or crushed tomatoes 1 ½ cups dark brown sugar 2 cups molasses 1 can tomato paste 1-2 pounds of bacon 1 large yellow onion, 10-15 or Vidalia are what we look for 1 package shredded carrots, can use carrot chips or whole carrots chopped 1 large garlic bulb 1-2 jalapeno peppers 1-2 green peppers, optional 3 Tbsp Cumin 3 Tbsp Paprika Salt Water as needed Directions Put the oval roasting pot over medium heat Cut the bacon into 1 inch stripes Cook bacon till brown, drain and save Save some of the grease, enough to fry the onions plus other vegetables. Dice the onion green peppers and garlic, if using whole carrots chop these De-seed, remove the inner membrane and chop the jalapeno peppers. Do not use your fingernails to remove the membrane or the seeds—the juice will find its way into your eyes Add all to the hot grease. Cook till translucent (for a slightly different taste you can add everything but the onions and bacon when the tomatoes go in without cooking them first) Again drain off the grease, save the vegetables Now return the vegetates and bacon to the pot over medium-high heat Add the baked beans Add the crushed/diced tomatoes Add the tomato paste. Add dark brown sugar Add molasses Add half the Cumin and Paprika and check for taste. Add entire amount if you desire Salt to taste Add enough water to bring level to within 2 inches of top of roaster Bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer Stir occasionally and for first 3 hours keep adding water as needed Final 2-3 hours allow beans to thicken, don’t add water but do keep stirring Allow to sit until it’s cool enough not to blister you tongue and mouth. Then grab a slice or two (or ten) of corn bread and a bowl of beans and enjoy. Might want to stay down wind of the herd for a spell.

Need help understanding: Some German Guy?? Mozzies the size of Cars??

my hat is off to the guy that did this test. Glad it was posted

different check here as there is an entire subforum on this: http://castboolits.gunloads.com/forumdisplay.php?184-Coatings-and-Alternatives

I could live in that! course the cost of batteries would make it necessary as I wouldn't have a house any more cr

TRR will have its monthly match Feb 4-5. Six stages each day and the nicest people you would ever want to meet on a Honda (gotta be old to make sense of this one) Details, directions and 'other stuff' can be found at http://www.thunderriverrenegades.com/ We're directly across from the Texas Renaissance Festival which is above Tomball and Magnolia, TX Weather is going to be beautiful and you can't get much better than shooting 'cowboy' in the early Spring in The Republic cheyenne

We dress like we did when we were 12 years old and have nicknames; live like it was the 1880s. I was silly when silly wasn't cool cr

Sometimes I don't even know what I'm trying to say Since I'm old with a questionable back I found that the weight of the cartridges on the gun belt will be noticeable by the end of the match. I'm the guy that will also stage my pistols in my gun cart between stages--pretty much anything that will removed weight from the old back Again just my 2¢ cr

If you're ever in our neck of the woods stop by and shoot a spell. we're directly across from the Texas Renaissance Festival in Toad (joke there) Mission Thunderriverrenegades.com

headed out today to load up some hotter loads; basically take my rifle loads and use the pistol bullet. Match is this weekend so we'll see. Good thing I'm not counting on these two pistols as my main match ones. Ruger OMV have never had a problem with the loads so why change what isn't broken? (at least in those revolvers?)

nicely done what caliber? see someone told you, or you knew it already, not to use brass cases in bullets. Yea, I know it's fine for a day or two but I'm known to forget from month to month cr