Thanks Greg. I really like wearing it. The brim is not as thick as it appears in the pic. It appears that way due to the bit of curl I put on it. This one has been thoroughly soaked in a thunderstorm twice & took it all just fine.
He must be building you a hat room or a vault for all those safe queens!
Just a stock photo I found to illustrate the MP. I'm still looking at doing something like this, possibly with a Woomera.
I would say you understand the concept & that is a pretty standard drawdown of the brim in front.
Here's a suitable candidate for the Centerfire crease with cross bars.
I've seen this one but too big for me.
Depending on how it ends up I would like a 3-cord thin ribbon.
Michael, I went back and found that picture and here's what it said:
Doc, if you don't want to do a full Montana Peak you could try something like an Orena. Here's a photo from Staker Hats:
Thanks Jeff!
Thanks for the link, Jack.Doc, if you don't want to do a full Montana Peak you could try something like an Orena. Here's a photo from Staker Hats:
https://www.stakerhats.com/product/orena/
that link goes elsewhere docThanks for the link, Jack.
I ran across this site on Etsy and I'm kind of intrigued by this fellow, Lil Grizz's traditional method and product. Any of you familiar with his work or seen his hats first hand?
https://www.etsy.com/listing/262450...y-hat-old-west-mountie?ref=shop_home_active_6
I'm watching Ride With the Devil right now and digging those pencil curls on those hats!
I have no knowledge of him or his hats.
Huh, must be some kind of click bait. Sorry about that. Let's see if their home page URL works: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HatsByGrizz#about
