Welcome. As Nick noted bring PPE and long cotton clothing for evening. Bring normal pyro gear: headlamp useful, flashlight, pocket knife, wire stripper or electrician scissors, gloves(for dealing with racks, sun protection(hat, sunscreen), bug spray(it’s at a cattle ranch), boots(might be muddy), rain gear(just in case). But we can supply hardhats, extra tools, pokes, so don’t sweat it.
The PAT club supplies or funds most of the product in the displays, and some of the product in the build areas, so don’t bring any product unless you just want to shoot it. The club will supply e-matches & igniters. PAT members are supplying all the Cobra modules, we’re over 150-18M’s and 10-72M’s now, just for the 7-Sat. displays. As well, PAT members are supplying single shot and 1.3G racks, we’ve got 20-llama’s and a bunch of Big Time Pyro single shot racks. We’ve got 20-8" tubes, 10-10" tubes, and 4-12" tubes, and various members have shells to fill them.
My article on licensing is a good place to start and you’re welcome to find me to answer any questions. Texas Pyrotechnic Licensing Overview Scroll up to read the beginning.
You can see how we do Group Buys is some of our Forum posts, even downloading the pricing will help you understand wholesale margins and compare vendors: Texas Group Buys for 2019 Delivery We can also discuss vendors to source 1.3G from when you get your ATF license.
See you soon,
JJ