[wcm]

Does anyone know if Wes at 7X leather is still in operation?
I sent him a couple of emails a week ago and haven't gotten a response.
I don't know if he is there full time or not so this may be normal.
Any info?

 

[Naphtali]

Wes' home phone is (406) 682-3620. Give him a call and let us know.

 

[wcm]

Thanks for the info. So far, just an answering machine. Left a message.

 

[wcm]

Still no reply to emails or phone call.
I've only to assume that he is no longer in buisness.
Too bad ........ made nice stuff.

 

[Naphtali]

Still no reply to emails or phone call.
I've only to assume that he is no longer in buisness.
Too bad ........ made nice stuff.

Read your PMs. Wes is alive, well, and back.

 

[wcm]

Yes he is !! Thanks for the information. He was in Reno for a week at a convention.

 

[c3006]

Great cowboy stuff

 

[Naphtali]

Great stuff. I have zero "cowboy" gear from Wes. . . . How have I invested so much in his leather? . . . I believe it was Will Rogers who said: America is the only country on the face of the earth where people drive to the poor house in an automobile."

 

[Bronzebuddha]

Does anyone know if Wes at 7X leather is still in operation?
I sent him a couple of emails a week ago and haven't gotten a response.
I don't know if he is there full time or not so this may be normal.
Any info?

Ya Wes is a true master, you will be lucky to get something from him!

 

[Naphtali]

Just returned from visiting Ennis. I picked up a whole bunch of stuff and left some things for custom builds around them.

Wes was finishing a built-to-order saddle. Remarkable quality. His price for such work is THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS less than comparable built-to-order saddles. Since this is a gunzy forum, I will not glaze your eyes with lengthy description of nuances of his build. Having written that, anyone interested in a best-quality saddle should call him for details. And bear in mind that as his work becomes better known, buyer's cost and wait times will rise.