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Well stated.

I traveled extensively though Europe after I left the cops and went into the private sector. People can talk trash all they want about " American diet, fat/obese Americans"...no shortage of fat Germans, Danes and assorted other Euros. Look at their traditional foods.

The same can be said for pizza 🍕

I think you know that drill.

Thanks for the suggestion...I did check both out as noted. Guy already packed and shipped the Fobus. Will have it by Friday.

Seems neither make a paddle holster for the Security .380 Also, I stick with what I practice with. Have Fobus paddle holsters for every carry gun I have. 1-2 for the large frame ones too.

I went to order it on eBay and the seller was offering it to me for $22.50 or best offer. I didn't want to press my luck or get greedy. Done deal 👍

I did....and I get 20% off of a purchase of anything but a gun and I have to use it in the the next 25, days...for registering for warranty which I did the other day. Why am I not surprised that the guy that buys 2 guns in 2 days is telling me to go for it!😂

I like Fobus paddle holsters. Easy on/easy off...decent concealment and retention. I searched for one to fit my new Ruger Security .380 and they do have them but Optics Planet is the only one I can find selling it online=$38+ $11 shipping. Seems kind of steep, especially the shipping charge and...

Our primary home is 35 miles outside of Philly. Our beach house is in Cape May County NJ. Both areas are a target rich environment for the best hoagies and cheesesteaks anywhere...safe to add pizza to that mix for that matter. There's a chain that does a respectable job in the region too...

Jersey Mike's started in Point Pleasant Borough, NJ. I was in high school and every other Wednesday we had half days for teacher in-service or some such thing. My buddy had a house in Pt. Pleasant so we'd put our surfboards in his yellow Ford Econoline van...head down the GS Parkway and surf...

It's interesting how the XtremepowerUS are painted the same color as Haywards.

I'm in NJ too. I replaced ours with the newer version of the Hayward that died after 8 years of solid use. I think it was $750 for a 1.5 hp single speed. I go with what our pool service company carries. I have seen those Aquastrong pumps on Amazon for half the price though. Be interesting to...

How tall are you?...because if you're 300 or 300+ and you're not like 6'5"... somethings not adding up here.

I wrote off instant coffee decades ago. I did , however, experience a surprisingly decent instant years ago. Guy I worked with gave me a few of those little paper tubes of Starbucks instant. I'm not a fan of Starbucks...but the stuff was actually pretty good. Don't know if they even make it anymore.

There were 3 editions of the Detectives Special from 1927-1986. I believe yours is a first edition=1927-1946. Mine is a second edition=1949. The ejector rod on mine is a bit shorter. The third edition =1973-1986 had the ejector rod shroud. I had similar grips as those on mine briefly...I think...

It was my off duty gun/back up gun. I think I paid $150 for it at a pawn shop in East Orange NJ....a few weeks before I entered the NJSP Academy . Came with a simple holster and 12 rounds of .38. Found out it belonged to a Newark NJ detective. Must of served him well. Certainly served me well.

That repair is squared away. I get that the HVAC hack is a clown but the home inspector that didn't catch the problem is riding shotgun in the clown car with him.

I found Rem Oil useful once. Used several drops of it on my trusty Colt Detectives Special Second issue I kept in our beach house. I started to see slight rust pitting. The Rem Oil and ultra fine steel wool cleaned it up nicely. I don't keep it there anymore. Keep my Rossi 85104 and a .38...

For <$20, keeping a spare capacitor on hand is smart. I've found that the HDX MERV 8 equivalents or from Amazon are just fine for our beach house HVAC. Amazon has the Simply Filters...6 pack is $32. I change them ever 2 months For filters, I use the F|ilterbuy through Amazon prime for the main...