Cheyenne Ranger, 48747L

with apologies to the Marx Brothers

I'm up the road a piece in Cypress TX, think Houston the last match was only 99° at noon. someone's weather app said the heat index is 105° we have shade (buildings and awnings in front) and at least 2 fans per stage running off a generator I'm drinking a Gatorade ahead of the match and then one per stage--since I'm an old fart they let me sit and scorekeep hardest thing is getting the range cleaned and locked up and loading the truck at the end (club officer so I have duties at the end) so far we've been OK but do have an EMS plan and 3 of us are former EMTs. happy to say most members will just 'call it a day' rather than gutting it out till the bitter end. as Gen Phil Sheridan said, "If I owned Texas and Hell, I would rent out Texas and live in Hell."

I've had 25 airplane take-offs more than landings--it's the landings that will kill you

Tails!

In Ranger School it was, "Drive on with Darvon."

and remember, the 3° taper it puts on the shells is SASS-legal

I built a box that holds two 50-round loading trays. The sides are a couple of inches tall to contain the brass when the box is shaken (not stirred) I use the #6 blocks which are for .45 Colt--plenty of room for the 38/357 cases drop in a handful of 38/357 cases and shake--most will end up with case mouth at the top clear off any cases that didn't get in a hole and then hold tray up and sight along the top of the cases--easy to see which are taller than others

I sent you an email--interested cr