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The travesty of Caffe Verona
Original post made by Danny, Crescent Park, on Aug 8, 2006
What I wouldn't give for a new deal. For a landlord that could negotiate and a company that could succeed. For a way to turn that place back into something worthwhile.
Either that, or coax tourists by claiming it a legitimate haunting.
Personally, I'd rather be able to shop or eat there. I've never really been one for ghosts.
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a resident of Downtown North
on Aug 10, 2006 at 12:39 am
The empty building that was Verona Cafe is a bit depressing, but it also holds hope. Hope that maybe other restaurants will take note, and no restaurant which does not actually cook the food we order, when we actually order it, will occupy the space on Hamilton. I am sorry, but in my humble opinion, Verona Cafe epitomized the very antithesis of what a restaurant should be. The food, including the quiche, lasagna, sandwiches, etc. were mostly made the morning before (sometimes even the day before) and microwaved for your dining pleasure. The first (and only) time I ate there the staff even microwaved my soup... can you believe that?
For me, Cafe Verona was a microcosm of everything that should not be in life: A place where our dinner is pre-made or bought from a factory, then nuked for our dining pleasure (this is not a restaurant); Customers who are blissfully ignorant and do not even know, do not care enough about what they eat to know to ask, cannot even tell while eating it, or worse yet, they do know, but do not care... that their food is pre-prepared (often from a factory or contract caterer) then microwaved; Proprietors who do not at all care about quality or the integrity of what they are serving us, but instead wrap it in a pseudo-trendy atmosphere with open mic nights and artist showings -- All flash no substance; People who care more about the "hipness" of a restaurant than the quality of what they are feeding their children; That some of us went to this place ignoring establishments that actually care about what they serve us and make everything from scratch; Exemplifying mass ignorance local newspapers wrote reviews and called it good food, even stated it had an "international crowd"... give me a break, this is Palo Alto, what restaurant does not have an international crowd?
We have so many excellent restaurants in the downtown area, which really do care about the quality their food and provide meals which are fresh, made then and there, slow cooked, and using quality ingredients. From the reasonably priced -- Pluto, Andale, Zao, The Creamery, etc. The moderately priced -- St. Michael's Alley, Siam Royal, University Coffee Cafe, La Morenita, etc. To the upscale casual-- Three Season's, Mandarin Gourmet, Empire Grill, NOLA, etc. Finer dining -- Mantra, Maddalena's/Cafe Fino, Spago, Evvia, etc. Amazing coffee houses -- Cafe del Doge, The Prolific Oven, Coupa, Peet's, etc. And even organic - The Bay Leaf Cafe, Whole Foods Market Cafe, etc. With all these great choices, I cannot bring myself to mourn the loss of a "microwave" restaurant. Sorry if I left some other great restaurants out, only so much space and time.
The travesty of Cafe Verona is that they got away with pushing low quality junk for as long as they did. The travesty is that while they served food prepared the same way you can get it at a 7/11, they still managed to have a customer base, and many great quality restaurants in our downtown have left us over the last several years. Let us not forget our fallen friends: The Good Earth, Higashi West, L'Amie Donia, Perry's, STOA, etc.
Apparently enough people realized Cafe Verona to be what it was, and sales was not strong enough to support the business. This is life in a free market economy. My hope is that we keep weeding out the undesirables and maintain a base of good quality restaurants owned and run by people who actually care as much or more the integrity and substance of what they serve as they do about the flash. My hope is we support the existing fantastic restaurants in our downtown area, which have given so much back to the community over the years, and not worry about bringing in new venues.
Maybe the city, instead of bringing up the loss of Cafe Verona in council meetings, can discuss potential positive uses for the space and possibly lease it from the owner. Seems it would be a great location for a visitor's center type facility. Perhaps an information desk, or even a police "box" similar to other cities internationally, or a combination of both, and some large public washrooms which the downtown area is sorely lacking.
Just food for thought, and my own, humble opinion.
a resident of Ventura
on Aug 10, 2006 at 1:35 am
Not everyone agrees with your assessment - here'a a link to the Weekly's "Best of Palo Alto, 2003"
Verona won "Best Solo Dining Experience"
Web Link
sometimes a place offers more than food - like heart, community, soul, comfort, companionship, cameraderie, Joie de vive, urban respite, atmosphere, and so on. Sure, there are good restaurants all over Palo Alto, but we lost a great 'place' when Cafe Verona went away.
The current property owner of the space that used to house Cafe Verona should fined heavily by the city for letting that space become a nuisance and drag on the neighborhood from sheer neglect. It's a disgrace, and reflects poorly on current landlord's sense of civic responsibility.
here's the text from the Weekly - - -
"Solo Dining
Caffe Verona
To read, sit and think, or just enjoy some alone time, Palo Alto residents have loved hanging out at Caffe Verona. Socialites and loners alike trickle in to sip coffee ordered from a full espresso bar or eat Italian dishes. The expansive windows facing the street are perfect for people-watching, and the outside eating area is a great place to start friendly conversations. Unfortunately, this Weekly winner will be closing its doors Aug. 31 after 19 years in business. The funky Zao Noodle Bar placed second. CaffÈ Verona, 236 Hamilton Ave., Palo Alto, CA 94301 (650) 326-9942.
Staff pick: Caffe Verona"
a resident of Crescent Park
on Aug 10, 2006 at 10:40 am
Jimmy: I couldn't disagree with you more. Personally, I loved the food, the coffee and the music. I never once got ill off of Verona's supposedly microwaved food (say, do you have a microwave in your kitchen? Most people do. Does that make you better, worse, or the same as the proprietors of Verona...?). I've enjoyed many great lunches there, and the owners were always nothing but kind and generous. There are far too many restaurants in Palo Alto now, as your lengthy list demonstrates. I'm more than a little distressed to hear you complaining that food was prepared "the morning before" or "the day before". How spoiled are we in this country? And you only ate there once? Hardly gives your point much backing. I ate there more than 100 times, and enjoyed every meal.
But I'm getting off point. I've accepted the loss of Verona, and did so many moons ago. I also mourned the loss of Vicolo when it closed so long ago, but at least they transformed that building into something worthwhile. Verona has stood stagnant for far too long.
Perhaps, someday, the empty husk of Verona can be transformed into a restaurant everyone can enjoy. Hopefully soon. Maybe the landlord has a requirement that the new establishment can't bring in any microwaves...
a resident of Downtown North
on Aug 10, 2006 at 11:56 am
When Cafe Verona closed, the proprietors were quoted in the local press as saying that they were forced out because the landlord had raised the rent and was going to bring in a tenant who would pay more. Predictably, the anti-business/pro-government crowd on council and in the community pounded their chests about evil landlords.
Now that the space has sat empty this long, you've got to wonder where is that tenant the landlord wanted to occupy the space?
It is obvious that the proprietors were lying. Blaming the landlord is a way for a person who has failed in business to blame somebody else. Harmony Bakery did the same thing when they were lost their lease on Middlefield for non-payment.
Next time some small business person runs to the press claiming his rent has been raised and he will be forced to close, remember what happened with Caffe Verona.
a resident of Ventura
on Aug 10, 2006 at 12:23 pm
That space is prime commercial space. Why hasn't it been rented, in years? The word "greed" comes to mind.
Also, why has the landlord left that space to degrade to an insightly (and unsafe) nuisance? This is a breach of civic responsibility.
Any commercial real estate agent who has been around the block a few times will tell you that there are commercial landlords in Palo Alto who hare willing to sit on vacant property for years, if necessary, until they "get their price". That's their right. But when a landlord lets a property like the one we're discussing degrade to its current level, something should be done by the city to enforce community standard requirements.
Why did Cafe Verona try to continue their business - unsuccessfully - located inside another restaurant a few block away? It seems that Cafe Verona wanted to continue doing business, which puts in doubt your theory about the veracity of Cafe Verona's claims.
Why are you comparing Cafe Verona's situation with Harmony Bakery's situation? They're different businesses that closed for different reasons.
a resident of Evergreen Park
on Aug 10, 2006 at 2:00 pm
"That space is prime commercial space. Why hasn't it been rented, in years? The word "greed" comes to mind."
Um, how does a "greedy" landlord make money from an empty space? That doesn't make sense. I think you're making j.f.'s point for him in a backward way.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Aug 10, 2006 at 2:00 pm
jf: You say "It is obvious that the proprietors were lying. "
You should be careful when throwing around such nasty allegations. Calling someone a liar without knowing all of the facts is rude, dishonorable and thoughtless. If the proprietors were "lying", as you so slanderously claim, why is the place still unrented? If the rent was affordable, and the owners were just irresponsible, there should have been another tenant in there long ago.
My guess is the renting price is too unreasonable for any takers. Whether or not the proprietors were forced out because of high rent or their own financial issues doesn't explain why the place is still vacant, and has been for a very long time.
a resident of Ventura
on Aug 10, 2006 at 2:16 pm
Looks like Carol K. can use a lesson in commercial property economics.
Many landlords have multiuple properties, or an asset and income base sufficiently robust to ellow them to write losses off on vacant properties, thus saving themselves tax revenue.
There are aslo other tax-based incentives that permit commercial property owners to let their properties lie fallow, and still make a profit.
The landlord for that property has neglected it, period. It's an eyesore and a drag on the neighborhood. It reduces the value of other properties adjacent to it. In sum, whoever owns that property is showing insensitivity to their neighbors, and not meeting the maintenence standards that are the norm for downtown Palo Alto.
If there is anything in our civil code that permits our city to fine this landlord, it should be done. If there is no such code, we should create one. It's high time that those few landlords who show this kind of neglect pay a penalty for doing so - keeping in mind that the vast majority of landlords in Palo Alto do a great job in keeping their property in good shape.
a resident of Downtown North
on Aug 11, 2006 at 9:20 am
I miss it, too, but your post was overly dramatic. Save it for real tragedy and travesty.
a resident of Ventura
on Aug 11, 2006 at 1:42 pm
That's quite a dramatic statement, all in itself, being as travesty and tragedy are in the eye of the beholder.
a resident of another community
on Aug 11, 2006 at 2:42 pm
Danny, I disagree with you. We have been loyal customers of Verona for many, many years and enjoyed numerous great breakfasts,lunches and dinners. Just loved being there drinking a cup of coffee ( still one of the best espresso I have tasted), meeting friends or going to the "open- mike" on Thursday. Do you really think that all the restaurants you are mentioning not use a microwave to heat their food! Don't get me wrong, we love Zao, Siam Royal etc too. It's a same that Verona had to leave and that the building is still empty after all this time!
a resident of Midtown
on Aug 11, 2006 at 8:32 pm
Typical Palo Alto.... Hundreds of thousands are dying of genocide in Darfur, and we're arguing over the loss of "microwaved food" and whether a landlord should beautify his empty space in our downtown. Enjoy your espressos, everyone.
a resident of another community
on Aug 11, 2006 at 9:30 pm
Typical bleeding heart guilt-monger, sitting comfortably in front of a computer, well-fed, while taking potshots at people he doesn't even know, some of whom have given money and other kinds of support to help those suffering in Darfur, and other places.
Peace, brother.
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Aug 12, 2006 at 6:35 pm
Looks like J.L. could use a lesson in the tax code. Most of the type of tax breaks he mentions were eliminated back in the 1980s. As for J.L.'s comment about how a vacant property brings down the values of neighboring properties ... you're correct, but take it a step further. It's likely that the landlord for the Caffe Verona space is also the owner of the neighboring spaces. And a vacant space that big makes it hard to increase neighboring rents. The vacancy gives tenants a powerful tool to negotiate decreases in their rent.
a resident of Ventura
on Aug 12, 2006 at 7:23 pm
A few things:
There are still many new, and past, tax code details that permit property to lie fallow and be used as a tax break against total revenue claimed by a landlord. You admit to that yourself when you say "Most of the type of tax breaks he mentions were eliminated". Go ask a tax attorney, you might learn a few things.
It also looks like Ken might want to take a look into what has happened to downtown retail rents _in spite of_ the location of adjacent derelict properties. In case you haven't noticed, Ken, rents, all rents, have gone UP. That's right...UP. So, there goes your second argument. To put it mildly, the landlord who owns that property is NOT taking a loss, not by a long shot.
Another thing to consider is that I have yet to see ANY residential or commercial landlord commit action or non-action on a property that is against that LANDLORD's best fiscal interests. Do you know any? Is this landlord the exception to that rule, just letting the property go derelict out of some altruistic motive?
To repeat: that property is an eyesore, and a drag on the DEMEANOR of the neighborhood (a commercial neighborhood). It adversely effects the commercial "look" of the street, and is a health hazard. The landlord who owns that property should be fined, appropriately, for letting that property degrade to the condition it's currently in.
Further, I wish the Weekly or Daily would print the names of landlords who let their properties degrade to a point where they're in such disgraceful condition. It's about time that the _few_ landlords around here who want to ruin street demeanor for the rest of us pay some price for that - social, and financial. It's time to own up to their municipal responsibility.
a resident of Ventura
on Aug 13, 2006 at 10:06 am
J.L., please name one of the tax code sections you're talking about.
a resident of Ventura
on Aug 13, 2006 at 12:58 pm
in this case, it's appropriate that you begin here:
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Take the Cafe Verona space and think about how a creative tax attorney could spin combinations and permutations from above that to a client's advantage using just some of what's in the article above. Then, go see a creative tax attorney, and ask a few questions.
For instance, the landlord in that property could be waiting until that space gets so rin down that it will take an amount to repair it sufficient to save substantially on taxes in future years, through the normal repair deduction code. I know landlords who have done this.
It's also possible to deduct the cost of actively trying to rent a space (because you can't deduct rent that isn't received - that's off the books). This is a moderately sized loophole.
There are others, believe me.
I think you know more than you're letting on, because you said _most_ of the kinds of things that permitted certain kinds of deduction were eliminated in the 80's. If you're accurate, you'll know which one's _weren't_. What are they? Or, were you just guessing, or repeating something you heard at the landlord's last dinner party?
Again, is the current landlord of that space LOSING money by letting that property run down and lie fallow? Answer: NO
Thus, fine the landlord for letting the property go derelict. That property is a disgrace to the neighborhood.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Aug 20, 2006 at 9:56 pm
someone in this chain said that cafe verona's food was like a 7/11, etc. and was generally critical of it.
I thought they had the best panini's in town at any price. No one was close. cafe verona rocked for a sandwich on the weekend for lunch. the prices were Reasonable. the food was good.
This was a great spot for a sandwich on the weekend for lunch.
the whole issue was a fued between the landlord and the restaurant owner .. I think. looks like everyone lost on this one. us & them.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Aug 21, 2006 at 6:37 am
Has anyone considered that the property simply CANNOT be rented to a new tenant? If there is a bankruptcy involved or the lease is being disputed, then it's very possible the landlord CAN'T rent it to a new tenant yet.
a resident of Mountain View
on Mar 22, 2008 at 12:41 am
I spent many an evening in Verona, sipping espresso (occasionally con Vov), eating a cesar salad or muffaleta, or occasionally a soup or pasta dish. I loved it. Met many interesting folks there. [Portion removed.]
a resident of Downtown North
on Oct 7, 2008 at 5:43 pm
Last I read about Caffe Verona over a year ago was this:
Rob Fischer, owner of the Peninsula Fountain & Grill (The Creamery), has signed a lease to open a restaurant at 236 Hamilton Ave., architect Tony Carrasco said this week.
Maybe one of those people knows what is going on.
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This lemony, crunchy, celery-studded salad is a Greenlaw family picnic staple. The best thing about it? There's no mayonnaise to mask the lobster's natural sweetness.
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Anadarko Petroleum earlier estimated its reserves off northern Mozambique at 50 trillion cubic feet while Eni said its neighbouring exploration block may have 52 trillion cubic feet of gas.
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Dodson said Statoil would almost certainly opt for some sort of liquefied natural (LNG) gas solution but declined to provide a development cost estimate.
"Developing this will be quite a challenge given that in East Africa, like in Tanzania and Mozambique, there's limited infrastructure in place," Dodson said. "So it's going to take a little bit longer than if we had the infrastructure in place."
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The designers updated the iconic Mercedes-Benz grille, taking inspiration from the the legendary 1952 300SL racing car. The AMG Vision Gran Turismo sports a seemingly classic louvered grille and centrally located star emblem. However each of the grille slats are LED lights capable of producing various illumination patterns. A feature probably headed for a production car in the near future.
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Indrajala wrote:dzogchungpa wrote:So you have reason to believe that that approach has produced liberation from suffering more swiftly than other approaches, in recent times?
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Getting the top minority party post on new, little-known House panels isn't always something to write home about. But when you represent Northern Virginia, and that subcommittee covers a wide range of federal government issues, the calculus changes a bit.
Rep. Gerald Connolly has been named the ranking Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee on government operations, a perch that should give him a voice on a host of matters impacting the Washington area's biggest industry.
The "uber-subcommittee," as Connolly referred to it in a Wednesday interview, was created amid a broader reorganization of the full Oversight Committee.
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Introduced in 2000, Zaandam debuted as Holland America Line's tribute to music. In addition to the artifacts and memorabilia from a variety of musical genres that decorate the ship, a working baroque-style Dutch pipe organ, inspired by the traditional barrel organs
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Holland America Line has enjoyed a distinguished record of traditional cruises, world exploration, and transatlantic crossings since 1873—all facets of its history that are reflected in the fleet's multimillion-dollar shipboard art and antiques collections. Even the ships' names follow a pattern set long ago: all end in the suffix dam and are either derived from the names of various dams that cross Holland's rivers, important Dutch landmarks, or points of the compass. The names are even recycled when vessels are retired, and some are in their fifth and sixth generation of use.
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- An evening poolside barbecue buffet is usually scheduled during each cruise
- Expanded spa facilities make the gym area somewhat tight
- There are no longer complimentary men's and women's steam rooms
- Sandwiched between the Lido pool and Lido bar, the children's wading pool area can become quite boisterous
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Walbro felt filter for clunk
Heres some info on Walbro felt filters used for clunks in the fuel tank (in case you didnt already know.) My engine began running crappy, i.e., wanting to flame-out after rolling inverted, on long down lines, etc. I overhauled the Walbro carb, changed the CM-6 (which looked perfect), and played with the needles. I finally decided to re-plumb the tank. It only took a few minutes, since Im using a Fiji water bottle and PSP fittings. When I disassembled the Walbro felt filter I discovered that it has a micro-screen, just like the one in the carb. It was apparently clogged with that jelly-like substance that seems to grow in pre-mix fuel. I changed the clunk, and the engine is running like new again. The new filter that Im using is an Oregon 07-206 which is smaller than the Walbro, and doesnt have the micro-mesh screen. FWIW. Ken
EDIT: A few flights ago, I forgot my fuel jug and "borrowed" some fuel from a buddy who was breaking-in his engine with Penz Air-Cooled at 32:1...hmmmmm?
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You should be changing filters at minimum annually. The Stihl won't cause any issues if used up within a reasonable period of time. Say within a two or three months.
I've seen the Walbro filters go a couple hundred running hours without needing changed, but that was when using a constant formula fuel that was highly controlled in containerization. What we obtain from gas stations is not really controlled at all. There is no filtering between the delivery truck and the gas station, and there is rarely any cleaning of tanks at the gas station. Station pump filters are changed when the flow rates fall off.
Gas delivery trucks don't just haul gas, they also haul diesel, methanol, and some other fuels. Those tanks are not cleaned or flushed between loads. Only the more knoledgable drivers purge the loading headers when they haul different fuels. So most don't do that. A load of gas can easily have 4 or 5 gallons of diesel left over from the last load go into the underground tanks with the gas.
The message in all that was not to expect to see your fuel filters last for years and years. Check them once in awhile. if they look dark in color, change them. Annually at minimum.
I have Walbro filters that have been installed for 3-4 years running Stihl HP Ultra, the oil doesn't clog filters, friends clog filters.
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Now I'm wondering if I should change my felt clunk. A few weeks back I took a vacation where there was no sthil ultra and I used some briggs 2 stroke oil. And Last year I was using cheap wal mart 2 stroke oil before I seen the errors of my ways.
So far my engine has been running good But my durbo rubber stopper has now shot the craps and is in need of changing
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If you're going to be changing stoppers it's a great time to be changing filters. Just makes too much sense to do that while it's opened up. Only a surgeon would close and reopen to fix something they saw while in there the first time for something else
Have you guys tried a chainsaw tank clunk? That is the best clunk we have found here in extreme north. It is a bit bigger in diameter than felt clunks, but works OK with soda bottle tank. it's made of some porous ceramic like material and it really suck all fuel out of the tank if set properly. Plus it retains a fairly good dose of gas. At least local Stihl chainsaw dealer has those.
I personally like that the Walbro clunk has the micro screen under the felt.
It keeps any stray felt fibers out of the carb.
It also keeps any crap like you discovered in there from ultimately going to the carb filter.
I would rather do a precautionary annual change of the felt at just a couple bucks than rebuild the carb.
Still, good to be aware that the screen is under there and could be plugged if you are having issues.
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If it was me I'd want the 6" bbl. But I'm weird and people don't like me
Looking for a sidearm for in the woods, hunting, camping, hiking, etc. My cousing calls his in the woods gun his bear gun, and I want to make sure I coudl handle one if I needed to. So, I am looking at a Taurus 627 model 357 revolver and was hoping to get some input on this choice for this purpose and also thoughts on going with the 4" or 6" barrel. I figure 4" is more standard in the holster and lighter for walking in the woods (28oz.), but the 6" would give me better accuracy, but may be a little bulky in the holster as I have not had a 6" barrel gun in a holster before and weighs 40 oz. More weight to carry, but more weight to help with recoil.
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I would think you would need something above a .357 mag personally. Do you reload? Because at least you could make hotter loads, but I would personally go with at least a .44mag or .45 lc ( if you reload). Some guys will even say get a S&W .500 or a .454. When I sold guns at Cabelas we had lots of guys come in from alaska to get outfitted. They told stories of carrying the 2.5" Smitty .500 and claiming to have killed agressive black bears with it. Also lots of guys who reloaded 10mm and carried them in deep country. Who knows it they are just stories? Tell you the truth the majority of them carried guide guns in .45-70 or .450, or even your 30-30 if possible. But I think 4" would provide a good platform and solid choice if it comes to that.
Side note, I have come across a handfun of bears while backpacking in NW Washington, and they all have been more afraid of me than I was of them. Guess I got lucky, I only had my .40 cal glock as a pack gun.
Just to warn you, you're about to receive a lot of posts saying that pistol vs. bear = you as bear food.
If you don't want to carry an FN FAL (just kidding, sort of), and live or camp in brown bear country -- the bigger the better. One of my oldest friends lives on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska and claims he never walks anywhere without either his .41 magnum or a 12-gauge shotgun loaded with slugs. He also has brown bears in his back "yard" (15 acres), so his problems are a little more immediate than most of us.
I've never carried a weapon when hiking or backpacking, but I do try to go with at least one person who can't run as fast as me.
Now that is an idea, but my mother-in-law does not like to go in the woods with me or any one else.
My Black Bear gun is a Ruger GP100 4" (.357). If I was going to play with Grizzlies or Brownies I would want a lot more.
I always carried a Ruger Blackhawk .44 Mag when in Alaska in the 60's. I'm not to confident that it was big enough but as I never had to test it, it must have been.
As Devils Johnson said, he is weird and people don't like him so you better go with a 4" barrel.
I've no personal experience whatsoever to offer you, but from what I've heard around here TOF is right. For black bear .357 magnum at a minimum. But you are liable to get hit by the ricochet of a .357 bouncing off a grizzly. In any event emptying that gun in a brown bear will likely just piss him off. Most guys seem to like .44 mag for that role.
And FYI, ball ammo, not hollow points. But you probably knew that.
This is just what I've heard and read.
For Grizzly, and I've been 50 ft from one in the wild in Alaska, on the other bank of a salmon stream... I'd suggest something starting with a 12... ending in Gauge. Similar post to this a while back... The Alaska state fishing license SUGGESTS carrying a .308 (or more powerful) rifle in bear country, as "the bears may contest your right to their fish".
Alaskan Grizzlies seem to dislike skinny little people stealing their fish, and get a bit territorial about their favorite fishing holes...
That said, growing up, my Mom hunted whitetails in upstate NY with a 44Mag lever action rifle. My dad reloaded some 44 Specials for my brother and I to learn to shoot (age 6-8), and my Mom grabbed them by mistake one morning. She dropped a small black bear at about 30 yds with two 44 Specials to the rib cage... LOL... They ain't so tuff... and my Mom's a hell of a shot.
here she is she weighs 26oz and will kill a bear its a taurus ultra light .44
Buddy of mine picked up a Ruger .454 casull as his can of bear spray when out west. I'd say that'd do the trick far better than a .357.. A .357 mag, though a good round, could possibly just make a big ole' griz very very mad unless very well placed.
Nice thing about the gun is that it'll run .45 long colts as well... Fun fun gun. Brought it to the range when he was in town and the ammo was just under borderline to be usable at the indoor range.. 1800ish FPS I think. I squeezed off a load of .45's and loved it.. Popped in a couple of the big bullets and it was a different golf match entirely.
KABOOOOOMMMMM!!!!! hehehe The funniest part was all the heads peeking around the firing stalls to see who brought in a cannon, just finding me shaking my head. Wow what a round. Not for the faint of heart.. Made nice holes in the paper for sure.. Wouldn't wanna be on the receiving end. eeek
Bears.. Cylinder blocks.. Large trees.. stray hungry T-rex's.. That round will hurt it.
Whew..that gun looks like a wrist breaker
I imagine the experience would be similar... Lets just say, I won't want to try to drive it to work every day... My hards were sore from gripping the wheel so hard...
I'm not sure I'd like to shoot an Ultra-Light 44Mag more than once either, and I'm 6'4" and 240lbs...
actually i have shot one of the ultralight .44mag and it wasnt that bad, no worse than my girlfriends dads desert eagle in the .44mag
If it's anything like a raging bull .44 mag I shot, it's not bad at all actually. I was pleasantly shocked on the first round.. Wasn't too terribly bad at all, to me (keywords).
I also like the racing stripe. snazzy!!!
This is a common thread. I think it depends a lot on where you live. I live in Great Falls Montana. In our area of the Rockies with have about 1000 Grizzlies-a fairly new report. They are getting more and more common. We just had one removed from the town of Simms about 20 miles from here-not a mountain town.
Grizzly bears are pretty tough. Years ago a MT Game Warden killed one with several shots from his 357 and 158 grain loads. But a couple of years ago a hunter shot a sow with his .270, the sow took her cub and left. She is still alive and was only hurt marginally. I am not sure what it takes to defend themselves from a grizzly, short of a 30-06/220 grain. It is a compromise of what you are willing to carry.
I have seen several black black bear. Most of them have been running away and not threatening. We also have seen more and more Mountain Lion in our cities-they scare the crap out of me!!!
Anyway, when I lived in eastern montana I carried a .357 GP100 and was very happy with it. Mine is a 4". If it is all I had, I would load up some heavy 180/200 grain cast bullets or buy buffalo bore ammo and trek into bear country. Trying of course to stay away from THEM.
Now that I live in central montana and find myself in bear country more regularly, I have a .44 Magnum. Mine is a Taurus M44 with a 4" barrel. I load 300 grain XTPs and carry it in a bianchi holster. I still try to stay out of their way!
I once knew a game biologist from MSU who carred his 1911 .45 ACP loaded with 230 FMJs in bear country. His theory was that he was good as long as he could penetrate the skull!
All of these calibers you find in any small town in Montana. Yes, I have forgot ammo at home before.


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The 2013 season saw newcomer Johnathan Smith clock a 10.20 100-meter dash time and advance to the NCAA Championships in an event that routinely features times that are competitive worldwide. In 2012, the former Bulldog sprinter led his 4x400 relay team to both the NCAA indoor and outdoor meets and his 4x100 team to the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Seven-time All-American and three-time SEC champion Torrin Lawrence also earned All-America certificates in the 400 at both indoor and outdoor Nationals in 2012 after capturing the 2010 NCAA indoor title in the event. Lawrence was named the USTFCCCA South Region Men's Track Athlete of the Year for his efforts for the third time in his career. He officially ended his UGA career by shooting to No. 2 in the school record books with his 45.40 at the 2012 Olympic Trials semifinals. Stuart's sprinters and hurdles set 20 fresh marks in the Bulldog indoor and outdoor all-time top-10 lists during the 2012-13 seasons.
Stuart qualified his 4x100 team, 4x400 relay team, Lawrence in the 400 and Phillip Adams in the 400 hurdles, who clocked a 51.12 at the NCAA East Prelims, for the 2011 NCAA Outdoor Championships after altering the school record books in three of the four events during the season. Prior to competing outdoors, Lawrence earned runner-up honors at the 2011 NCAA indoor meet after completing his 400 in 45.96.
In just his second season under Stuart's tutelage in 2010, the electrifying Lawrence won an NCAA title, an SEC title and was named the 2010 USTFCCCA National Male Track Athlete of the Year. He clocked the third-fastest 400 collegiate indoor time in history (45.03) followed with an SEC meet record time of 45.10 to clinch his conference crown.
Stuart led New Jersey native Justin Gaymon, who completed his eligibility in 2009, to three SEC championships as well as six All-America certificates combined in the 400, 400 hurdles and 4x400 relay during his career. Gaymon finished atop Georgia's all-time lists in the indoor 400 (45.94), 400 hurdles (48.46) and the indoor 4x400 relay (3:07.45). He also joined David Dickens, Brian Etelman and Michael Proctor as they clocked the second-best outdoor time in school history in the 4x400 relay at the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Championships to finish fifth (3:04.13) and earn All-American distinction. Thanks in part to Stuart's crew, the Georgia have men nine top-20 NCAA finishes since 2000.
Georgia sprinters have had an array of memorable experiences over the last number of seasons. In 2007, Stuart helped Dickens cap his career off in style as the Wheeler High School graduate broke the school's indoor 400 record (46.27) at the SEC Championships. After Gaymon topped that indoor 400 time in 2008, Stuart guided Lawrence, then a freshman sensation, to the No. 2 spot on the all-time list after Lawrence crossed the finish line in 46.18 in 2009. Lawrence shattered the No. 1 mark in 2010.
Lawrence, who hails from Jacksonville, Fla., set the school's indoor 200 mark after opening the 2009 season with a 20.77 and a win at the Kentucky Invitational. Stuart continued Lawrence's development at the national meet as Lawrence earned All-American honors in the event.
During the 2006 campaign, Stuart saw Dickens break the indoor 200 record (21.05) and earn All-American honors at the NCAA indoor meet. Dickens, who scored in four events at the SEC outdoor meet, joined Gaymon, who advanced to the semifinals at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 400 hurdles and moved to the then-No. 3 spot in the school record books in the event (50.20), as two of the top performers in the conference.
In 2005, a pair of Bulldogs led another outstanding group of Georgia sprinters and hurdlers and showed why their program is one of the most highly-respected programs in the nation. LaRon Bennett, who completed an outstanding career in Athens, and Demiko Goodman, who began his career at Georgia in an impressive fashion, were Georgia's leaders throughout the season. While Bennett logged a career-best time in the 110 hurdles (13.86) in the early rounds of the SEC Championships and then took fifth in the 400 hurdles at the NCAA Championships, Goodman, a receiver for the Bulldog football team, finished in third place in the 400 (a career-best 46.23) in the NCAA Regional meet and placed 16th in the NCAA Championships in his only complete season at the collegiate ranks.
In 2004, Stuart coached Bennett to a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Championships and a seventh-place finish at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Bennett's time in the 400 hurdles ranks him atop the Georgia all-time list. Stuart also guided the men's 4x400 and 4x100 meter relay teams to the NCAA Championships for the first time since 1999 and 1987, respectively. The 4x100 meter relay team posted a season best time of 39.60 to place third at the East Region Championships while the 4x400 meter relay placed second with a season-leading mark of 3:06.23. It marked the first time in school history that both relays were represented at the NCAA Championships. Indoors, Stuart's sprinters have continued to rewrite the Georgia record books with new marks in the 400 with Lawrence's performance and 4x400 relay (Gaymon, Michael Proctor, Phillip Adams, Lawrence; 3:07.45). In all, Stuart's sprinters sit atop the all-time lists in five different sprints.
Stuart coached the women's 1,600 meter relay teams that qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships from 2001-2003 and the 2000 team that qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships and set the school indoor mark. He also guided Ken Garrett to a school record and NCAA qualifying mark in the 400 meter hurdles in 2001.
Prior to returning to Georgia, Stuart served as the head track and field coach at Northeast Louisiana University (now the University of Louisiana-Monroe). The Indians placed 16th on the men's side at the 1999 NCAA men's outdoor track and field championships under Stuart's direction, producing three All-Americans as well as one national champion in Andras Haklits. Before his coaching stint at Louisiana-Monroe, Stuart led a nationally recognized sprint squad at the University of Texas-Arlington for three years. While at UTA, he helped produce 20 Southland Conference Champions and 11 NCAA Division I All-Americans. Stuart also helped the Mavericks capture nine Southland Conference team titles.
Before his collegiate coaching career, Stuart was the head track coach at East Paulding High School in Dallas, Ga., where his athletes set 11 school records.
Stuart started his coaching career as a graduate assistant for the Bulldogs under John Mitchell, from 1993-94. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education at Georgia in 1992 and his Master of Education in Physical Education in 1994.
He married the former Gail Moreland in December 2002 and has two sons named Jake and Scot.
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Just what you need for cleaning your clubs as you play the round. Cleaning clubs after the round is over does not help make make your clubs more accurate during the round. This device is easy to use and gets the clubs clean for the next shot. I put a extension cord on the cleaner so I can use it and not have to take it off the bag. The only on weakness is the rubber hosel which holds the clip, this can be broken if not careful. However, when it broke, I simply substituted the metal clip which comes on all golf towels. Problem solved. Inexpensive and does the job.
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Not strong enough to handle normal treatment being banged around while loading and unloading. Didn't last a full round. If someone puts their bag beside yours in the cart and makes contact, it will break.
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My very first was a P226, in 1990. I still have it and still shoot it. I would just stay away from steel jacketed rounds, most others produced these days that are commercially available are just fine. Corrosive primers and such are only a concern if you are shooting imported surplus stuff and then you just need to do a little homework or clean immediately after every 200 rounds. Just a pain in the neck but shouldn't really cause much if any harm unless you let the residue persist for longer than a couple of hours.
Most use WWB or UMJ for range/target ammo. Any of the currently produced HD/SD ammo is fine, just a matter of personal preferrence. Out of the box, strip it down and clean it good including the magazines. The packing grease needs to be removed. Use a little grease on the rails (slide and frame) and some light oil like RemOil or similar on anything that moves or where there wil be friction. Reassemble and rack a few times then put a drop of oil on the rails again and she'll be ready to rock. SiG's like to run wet, but not soaked.
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It's time to kick start Friday and this one gets me pretty amped; its pretty well known but it's worth putting out there for anyone who hasn't checked it out. Harder than a Tyson knockout, best be careful next time you think you can get away with talking sh-t to an old lady when she kicks you out of a spot!
This clip that Baron hooked me up with is heavier than swimming in sweat pants, I think Baron's turned secret metaller since having a compressor discussion with Dave Lombardo. Metallica fan Brandon Cook rips the shit out of the frets on this, like 'Tallica or not, you have to respect the burn on this one!
"Entertainers" like Britney Spears and all the other Hollywood twats out there think they know what it means to blow it in public thanks to a bit of Roman Times, but it's the stars of yesterday who can really teach these rebellious scamps a thing or two. James Brown shows us here on live CNN exactly how to hide the fact that your high as f—k. just quite clearly state at the beginning of the interview, "There's nothing wrong!" Simple! The interviewer deserves restepka for cruising through those four minutes…
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Ralph Fiennes Reads Nabokov's 'University Poem'
In May, as we noted, London Review of Books published Vladimir Nabokov's "University Poem," excerpted from his Collected Poems, now available in the UK. But hark, a new development!
Yes, now you can listen to Ralph Fiennes reading "University Poem," out loud (with violin accompaniment!). Here.
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