[Lucky#13]

Gentleman, I just received the following notice about a former member of this forum. He was a big supporter of the sport in Southern California, and we attended each other's shooting events in years past. He was known as Twisted here, and as Mr. Twisted on some forums. It looks like he had not posted here for some years, but I imagine he was still active elsewhere. His SSA organization hosted many shoots and matches over the years. For those of you who remember him, fire off a round in salute when you next hit the range. Godspeed, Ron.

http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=059d0813ea9dd5467b41fa361&id=f7b7bdb26c&e=1023c70542

 

[SlugCatcher]

hadn't seen him post in a few places for a few months.

:drink:

 

[toolmanm203]

Sorry to her this Rollin thoughts and prayers to the family. Gods speed Ron.

 

[GWR1]

He wasn't heard from around here for almost eight years, hope his passing on wasn't hard. We send prayers and good wishes for peace and strength to his friends, family and loved ones.

Carry On!
Gary
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[brassmagnet]

That is really sad. I had some dealings with Ron years ago, and somewhere around here I have a couple of his photo-art prints of layouts he took when he started involving belt feds at the range.

 

[Lucky#13]

That is really sad. I had some dealings with Ron years ago, and somewhere around here I have a couple of his photo-art prints of layouts he took when he started involving belt feds at the range.

Yes indeed, Ron was a first class photographer. He did amazing "still life" shots with guns and accessories. They were like studio quality images of a fine, living history display of WWII hardware. Truly well done.

 

[bmbrzmn101]

RIP, Ron! Prayers for your family.
Chris