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Old School Italian American....Laico's in Jersey City but I've grown fond of Due Mari Pesce e Vinotecca in New Brunswick.

I've always had a healthy respect for Virginia since I can't run with a detector but now after several trips using the WAZE app it has proved to be very valuable not only predicting traffic but also speed traps and trooper reports.

I would say trunk but that would depend on the total weight of the ammo,space in trunk and if it would be more economical to just ship it in along with your furniture in a secure nondescript receptacle. Steamer trunk comes to mind. Gas ain't cheap and you're already paying for the moving van.

I just returned from a trip to Florida and back,Luckily I did not have the pleasure of meeting any troopers or sheriffs along the way,The one thing that did stand out however was the relative scarcity of Troopers since I last drove to Florida 15 years ago when it seemed that there were one every 10 miles. I ran with a Valentine that hardly ever gave indication and the WAZE app on my smart phone which was very useful and accurate especially in Virginia.

I rotate my blades but just picked up the excellent Kershaw Chill, thin ,light,elegant,sharp and inexpensive. A gentleman's knife and not really suitable to those tough jobs but more than able to withstand everyday light duty. I've been carrying it for a week now and forget it's even clipped in my pocket.

I would take my boat off the mooring some mornings especially during Kingfish season and find a dozen fat flying fish laying in the bottom still alive, prep and chill for the next day's breakfast.I've also shot Tarpon from the boat with a speargun but firearms was not allowed.

I refresh each time....just unfortunate timing.But I was able to get the Midway deal on the 250 round box so all is not lost.

The waterfront is now Disneyland.....Segway rentals,Icecream shops,High end condos,sidewalk bistros,carriage rides.....

Wrong tread Hoss....the chipmunk is long deceased by now.....

I'm not quite sure if you're referring to Montreal or Quebec City in your rant... Saint Catherine's is the main drag in Montreal and like most large Metropolises is crowded and lined with all the big chains but Montreal also has The Plateu, which was the main Jewish enclave and is now a historic pedestrian area with Restaurants,cafes,bakeries and Schwartz's, home of the best smoked meat and akin to Katz in NYC,Atwater, which has a great market, canals,restaurants like Joe Beef and Liverpool house along with cool dive bars that party until 4am. Jean Talon in Little Italy which is large,historic and vibrant and littered with bars,clubs and Restaurants. Off St Catherine's are some of the cleanest,safest,upscale and most convenient Gentleman's clubs where a fine scotch or port and Cuban cigars along with a thick steak is available any time of the evening or early morning. Museum row on historic Sherbrook, 3 stories of clubs and bars on Cresent, Old city, China town...... I can go on but Montreal is one of my favorite cities so you must forgive me.

Must be because I jumped as soon as you posted initially and all that was available was .40 cal.

I must be the unluckiest schmuck....tried twice.......Out of stock.

Gone.

The exchange rate is now negligible and only makes a difference if making very large purchases but I use credit cards everywhere anyway so a smart idea.

I've been driving up to Montreal 3 to 4 times a year for the past 12 years now and would actually move there if it wasn't so damn cold in the winter, The French Canadians are extremely accommodating as long as you show the littlest of respect for their language, so a simple Bonjour,Merci and Au Revoir is all that is required in most situations. The balance in basic common sense. The nightlife,restaurant,and music scene is a blast in the summer because the drinking age is 18 and Montreal is largely a collage town so a good time is relatively inexpensive. As for what to see and do, well IM me if you have specific questions but I go up for the dining and food and wine shopping mostly. Depending on where you're staying and intend on doing, check out RestoMontreal,Askmen Montreal and The Montreal Gazette for dates of activities and events. You're really going to enjoy your self.

I would think that if a 50% discount was offered to every military personnel both past and present considering the shear numbers involved,RTSP would not be able to meet their financial obligations.

....let the games begin....

I got that too and was tempted , if it was a 3 inch barreled model would be all over it but the price seems quite good and nothing shoots like a Smith.

I also regret the Ultramax 9mm I purchased.Fired all but 3 rounds indoors and have been using them up on the outside range...even then it looks like I'm firing a black powder firearm.USA and the Freedom stuff is quite good however.

Best for me is at Wolfgang's on park Ave.30 day dry aged porterhouse seared momentarily at 700 degrees to rare. Second is Que de Cheval in Montreal, again 30 day dry aged prime grilled over hard wood with a drizzle of clarified New Zealand salted butter.

That is my weakness also....their onion soup especially when the melted cheese spills over when it comes out of the salamander so that I can peel it off the sides of the crock.

Got to have the soup .....that and the pork chops are the best things on the menu.

Did you have the country onion soup?

So have I Brother......So have I..... Wishing nothing but the very pinnacle of polymer excellence, I too will sacrifice my piddling and unworthy Smith and Wesson to be worthy of the clan of the H&K. ARRRRRRRG!!