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I did the same with my wife and realized that she found the .22 offerings to be lacking and much preferred the bark and kick of the .357 shooting .38's.In her words.. " The .22 is more like a toy".

Although it adds little to your inquiry and wife's sense of esthetics. I broke my wife in on a SIG 9mm, which she hated and had difficulty racking the slide and a Taurus.357 revolver with a 3 inch barrel, which she loves and costs only $365.00,handles well and she shoots better than myself. My point is that there a number of reasonably priced firearms available without limiting yourself or wife to a .22.

From everything I've read and popular consensus, you are in need of something quite a bit more powerful than your typical air rifle that range from $399.00 and above.At that price point I personally would be looking for a .22 LR and above just to make my credentials and shooting needs worthwhile

The thing is those Immigrants wishing for themselves and in turn their children to assimilate fully into the American experience usually opt for their kids to take up what they consider to be quintessential American sports such as Football and Baseball. All the while glued to their respective cable networks at home watching Soccer,Cricket and Rugby.

Soccer is gaining ground in America not only because immigration has brought more fans from Soccer loving countries but now we have a whole generation who grew up playing Soccer in school. School districts love it because it's not as equipment intensive as other sports,making it inexpensive to field,and relatively injury free thus not as prone to lawsuits.

No need...one is allowed.

Au contraire Mr Bob....I am indeed listening, as a matter of fact I was in the automotive appearance chemicals industry for many years. In that capacity I also consider Flitz to be less abrasive than Simichrome and the 3M 3000 line of fine cut abrasives and polishes. I can't locate my tube that I've used on stainless and chrome for years and that is why I inquired.So sorry to have tried your otherwise considerable patients....

I've tried the detailing shops as well as Peps and the big box hardware stores...no luck. Is there a saddlery perhaps in Colt's Neck?

Does anyone know of a retailer that has Flitz on the shelf in or around the East Brunswick area? Cleaning and detailing my Sig for trade and I want to polish the barrel tonight.

Hey I didn't figure out that pertinent fact until Lunker mentioned it and I fired off an email

Yep..I just attached a brief note detailing the order number and the date I placed it. The Number is 1803 788 5756.

I was able to just take a photo of my FID on my phone along with my order number to satisfy their procedure .

...a couple more rounds and he will quite literally have a skin flute...

If you think soccer is stupid, slow and boring....try watching a 3 day cricket test match......

Damn.....and here I am feeling all flushed with 2k of 9mm and 600 rounds of .38 and .357. I have quite a lot of catching up to do.

"Lasered".....more frigging gun lingo I have to learn.....

......Wait.....that's someone's garage? Is it for personal consumption or is it a reseller?

As is my luck..I.invariably seem to be stuck behind the elderly lady returning used golf shoes without a receipt because her husband no longer plays due to his chronic gout.

East Brunswick and Freehold do not escort you to the cashier, at least not the dozens of time I shopped for ammo there however it's rather interesting the looks and half steps back I've experienced from other shoppers in line when they realize what's in the box.

When I saw where my otherwise amicable divorce was heading I basically walked away from a 2 family house and car with my clothes,knife roll and pans.In retrospect it was worth it just not having to deal with the courts and lawyers who would have given it to her anyway and then handed me the bill for their services......

Same here.....

Not a big sporting fan myself but after only one match...I was hooked.

Maybe so but we only became hockey fans a couple years ago after scoring some free tickets from a fan we met at the hotel bar.

They are actually really quite receptive to Americans and in the 18 years and scores of visits,I've yet to encounter any kind of "snottiness". The vibe is easygoing,bars, restaurants and accommodations are world class at 2/3rds of Manhattan prices, amazing night and gentleman's clubs,great markets, museums, it's easy to get around by Metro or Bixi rental bikes and the only French needed is" Bonjour and Merci".If it wasn't for the winters and gun laws we would move there tomorrow,plus it helps that we're Montreal Canadians fans.... I highly recommend a weekend visit.

Google Joe Beef,Au Pied de Cochon and Queue de Cheval and let me know what you think.... Have reservations for the wife's birthday at Joe Beef next month.