Cheyenne Ranger, 48747L

We did food for a few years but all the work kept falling to the officers and the donations weren't meeting expenses so we dropped them. Funny thing: no one really complained about them being gone, either???? Guess it was one of the side benefits that wasn't really a benefit. Annual we contract with a BBQ trailer and they come out and feed the masses. We used to assign a officer to this but was way too much work for a couple of people. Tried catering from existing restaurants: didn't provide what they said they would; boy scouts: guess they were working on their "watching squirrels" merit badges and didn't follow through and getting members to provide a dish or two was a total disaster. cr

Found one of these under the Christmas Tree a few years ago--I hate to admit it but I'm spoiled. Did learn the translucent plastic part that covers the hole inside the machine can bend down from spending several summers in a Texas garage. WARNING--DO NOT DO THIS--IT IS DANGEROUS (for information only): since I had to take the heavy lexan clear cover off now and then I just threaded the bolts in from the bottom of their holes and the cover sits on them aligned correctly. If something went wrong inside (like a boom) figure the cover would take off like a rocket through the ceiling and roof. but then I used to jump out of perfectly good government airplanes in my youth cr

same here I do mark all the pistol with a black stripe and rifle loads with a red stripe. use Red Dot for everything and I can tell bullets by shape put new reloads on bottom of stack so I 'rotate my stock' cr

now if I just had some extra money laying around cr

another vote for Pro Melt I also built and use a PID on mine to hold temp within 1-2º PIDs will work on Lees also.

and so it begins....