Wrangler Bob

I like your wood mounting block idea. I have a MEC Jr. that is sitting on my bench; never used it as I have a MEC 650. But I've considered usin the Jr., but wasn't sure where I'd mount it. Thanks to you, I have an idea that just might work.

As a former resident of California (1945-2016), I can't believe what has happened to my second home state. I have family and extended family there and I suppose they will stay there forever because of family and responsibilities. I could never go back to live there; as they say " Nice place to visit, but not to live there." My wife's resting place is in SoCal; a locale she dearly loved and I'm afraid she wouldn't recognize the State it has become. I know she wouldn't like it; when we left California we knew we couldn't afford to return to our "home place" and relocated to an adjoining state. When my times comes I'll join her in that resting place, but it won't be the what I knew it once was. I pray for my grandchildren and great grand children.

Congratulations, Pard. Congratulations, Pard.

I'd blame it on the weather....their brains are water logged! I've visited all over Washington State, but no more. Sad, very sad.

Yul: You never cease to amaze me with your craftsmanship. That cart is very functional; and a work of art. I think I'd be afraid to use it, but i would want everyone to see it as a tribute to our early military. Great work.

Howdy Wooden Nickels from Wrangler Bob.

I agree with Blackwater! This administration has gotten out of hand. Apprehend, punish and prosecute.

Great Photos, Yul. Very much appreciated. EOT on my bucket list. Wrangler Bob.

Congrats to you and yours.

Prayers up for a complete and speedy recovery.

Good review; this may be a "back up" to my sxs.

Twelve Mile Reb, we've never met. But as a fellow shooter that enjoys this game, my prayers go out to you for a complete and speedy recovery. I pray for strength for you and your family.

I've had a stage DQ and a match DQ; I felt bad about both, but I want to "play by the rules and in the spirit of the game". Both instances were a learning experience for me and I try my level best to avoid those errors. In the match DQ, I stayed on site; embarrassed, but encouraged by other shooters, kinda' like family. Not my finest hour, but at 85, I'm still shooting.

I started as a Cattle Baron, moved to El Patron and now I'm an El Rey. My how time flies!