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Mick,
I have used the cap gun for years, but either the quality of shells has gone down or the ones M-F sells me have. I had so many duds last year it was starting to become embarassing. This year I got a .22 from Galyans. It is steel, feels pretty heavy and durable, and for what it was worth the sales guy reccomended it (surprise!). I forget the brand, but I'll look and let you know. It can handle the longer shells and the crimps (great for MS meets)Plus it was only like $70, which I thought was a good price for a steel gun. 
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Mon Mar 11, 2002, 02:12pm
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I look forward to any information or recommendation you have. mick [email protected]
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Tue Mar 19, 2002, 01:56pm
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Starters Pistol
Mick-I have both a .22 and .32 cal pistol made by "New England Firearms". They have been very dependable in over 6 years of use. They run in the $100-$125 range but are well worth it. If you need a place to order from let me know. I use the hip holster, the shoulder holster to me is a little too obvious plus on cool days you need to wear a jacket or sweater over the holster making retrieving it somewhat awkward...
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Tue Mar 19, 2002, 02:45pm
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Re: Starters Pistol
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Yes, I would like to know where to go. And what is the difference, or benefit, of the .22 or .32? Is there a waiting period on something like this? Thanks. mick [email protected]
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