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Cheyenne Ranger, 48747L

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  1. Due to a bunch of low-lifes ordering free replacement parts and turning around and selling them on eBay, Dillon now requires pictures of the damaged/broken parts when you send in a replacement part request.

    You still get the part(s) for free, including shipping but getting a back-up is no longer an option unless you buy it and then you have shipping tacked on that purchase.

    so don't throw out the old/broken parts before you take a picture 📷

    here is a copy of their email to me:

    Thank you for your inquiry, we do have a No BS warranty.
    When there are multiple parts requests, we ask for pictures of the amount of damaged, worn, broken parts, or an RMA to assure we are doing our due diligence.

    Thank you for your support.

    Dillon Precision

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  2. used Safarilands when I was shooting USPSA

    1:  small size probably good for concealed carry

    2:  push the center to load once the shells are in the chambers

    3:  spring assist--these are the ones I used

     

     

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  3. Bisley Joe,

    been there done that--

    taught 35 years--last 3 as an elementary art teacher--best 3 years of them all

    I gave up on doing curriculum for similar reasons as yours and realized I needed to find out what the kids would want to do and then just 'go with the flow'  Kids were happy, parents were happy and admin wasn't getting in my face cause someone was complaining.  

     

    You have to do what is right for you--best of luck in whatever you decide

     

     

     

     

     

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  4. from an article entitled How Heat Kills:

     

    Attacking the brain

    Heat also affects the brain. It can cause a person to have confusion, or trouble thinking, several doctors said.

    “One of the first symptoms you’re getting into trouble with the heat is if you get confused,” said University of Washington public health and climate professor Kris Ebi.

     

    That’s little help as a symptom because the person suffering from the heat is unlikely to recognize it, she said.

     

    And it becomes a bigger problem as people age.

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