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Randy Newman preferred the tall ones... Short risers got no reason Short risers got no reason Short risers got no reason To live They got little threads And tiny little screws Don't leave 'em alone They'll steal your booze Look close, they don't run true And they slide all around Yeah, they fit...

Hey Jay, doing fine. Coots hasn't killed me yet but there's always next year. Will call you soon, it's been awhile. Take care!!

nice That's a beautiful rail, Jay..... Scott

I imagine that is a copy of Tom Piechota's wrench, which might be a copy of someone else's, who knows. I love that wrench, it will serve you well. Good luck.

Try this from Benchrite. https://benchrite.com/pma-tool-stainless-steel-action-wrench/ The T wrench allows for symmetrical torque and works well.

great agg on that two gun! Fantastic agg, Mark. I see you're carrying your winning ways well into the season. Great job, now put that rifle up, enjoy your hard work, and get ready for next year!

Mike, nice job! Glenn, are you mailing Mike's sample to Mark for evaluation? Mark is quite talented in numerous disciplines but this is a new one to me!

Oh no I was hoping this wasn't another left the range thread. Oh man. I enjoyed seeing Randy and Nancy and pups at Raton, Phoenix, Albuquerque, and elsewhere for years. Always a smile, always a kind word, both of them. I'm so sorry, Nancy. He was a good man, we need more like him, not fewer...

Joel, What a thoughtful and well written tribute, thank you. It reminded me of the only time I met the Euber brothers at the Nationals in Raton many years ago. I held a lot of respect for anyone who would drive across 2/3 of the country to be there so it was easy to help them round up a place to...

and remember.... Raton's always a good place for a regional rivalry with good friends, to spot wildlife (besides Larry), to find a nice rattlesnake skin shed, to lose a shooting stool to a bear, to watch a pony tail defrocking. All with the nice aroma of sage drifting in from the range. Have a...

Mark should be drug tested. He's onto something. Like a Hawaiian Volcano, he's been building for a while then erupted last year in STL and has kept going. Congrats, dude, you smoked another one. Glenn, Dewayne puts dog whistles on his neighbor's flags. He's the only one who can hear them...

Coots dips aright Not sure about toast, but I know he dips his sheep in Chanel No 5. He may be an odd ball, but he's a hi-class odd ball.

Man, Richard, that stuffs goes well on burritos too! Much better than that horrible Ballistol goo!!!!

thanks! Ian, your pictures and reports have been great, thank you. -- Scott

Back in the pits This just in from NZ. It appears Gary Bristol is taking a quick power nap by counting sheep. I see one anyway. I'm sure the jet lag is as challenging as seeing Dave Coots for a week. Good luck Gary, and all of you!

This thread probably doesn't need its 159th post but here goes. I may be a part time BR shooter, but I did make it to STL twice this year so my experience is recent. It is, in my opinion, the nicest range in the country and the work Scott and Joe and company have put into it is incredible. Every...

Last I saw, Ron Miller grabbed her out of Jack's van and left the range with her seat belted into the passenger seat and smoking one of his cigarettes. I have no idea what this all means but it can't be good.

Let us hope Mark, yeah where else could he get all this entertainment? We could even throw in a new sheep for him. -- Scott

Yeah, what he said We all echo Mr. Coot's comments, Joe. Especially the work in running a Nationals. Given your work schedule, I don't know how you did all this - you probably don't either. Must have been the coffee! Good luck in whatever is next for you.... Scott

Why you old geezer. You clearly need some help and I'm just the guy to give it to you! Down at STL, I'm going to take the door off your loading trailer and reinstall it so opens the other way just to give your brain something else to think about. It'll be good for you, but you probably won't...