Man this is so sad. Rico was mt mentor as was several others here. because of him I built a very sweet 10/22. I have became very involved with 10/22s and the Mark I and mark II pistols as well. He was a great guy. he gave his all to this sport. He was full of life and always trying things just to see if it would be better. I will miss him a lot. I came back today after being away for a very long time just to talk with Rico. Rico my friend, you will be missed. Sorry I never got to say goodbye. Your friend ycso1290 Mac.
I meant to do this long ago but time has just flown past. I updated the photos from last winter, you'll have to navigate your way back to that post to see them. https://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums...41#post2823841
I couldn't get any good shots of the valley from up on the hill today. So I decided to drive down in the valley and take a look at the country.
You guys and gals have a safe and fun long weekend.
He lived in the only "free" country on this planet! He lived a great life, in the area of his choosing(which, like all of America, is beautiful to me). I read many of his post to RFC, and it's clear he felt at home, indeed part of what all of you have created. May God bless him and his family. And may God bless all of you.
BigSky1, it sure was decent of you to take the time to take and post all of those pictures, including the earlier ones. That is beautiful country up there. I go to Montana every summer, but I've never made it that far east.
Linear Mode
