MidgetTodd

When I got mine I just took the written test for my temps then got a part time job at a towing company that had light and heavy duty wreckers so I could use their truck for the test. No contacts no rental fees and could quit whenever I wanted.

This not true. I've both and thousands of rounds thru them. Clean it once in a while and add a drop of oil where it's supposed to be and it'll shoot whatever you put in it. This is true with many of the P22 and Walther series pistols. Not the SR22.

This all day long. There's a reason there's not much to choose from. Again have you actually used one or just think they sound good? As Tony said the Buckmark series. As I said the SR22. Both superior in every way to the Heritage. Both meet all 3 of your wants. Both are affordable. Both are a better training tool for your kid. If you insist on the revolver the Taurus as Tony said is a far better choice. Chippawa makes one too, budget minded yet still better than the Heritage. The problem I've found with teaching people anything, shooting and kids included, is nobody learns when there's not an interest or enjoyment. You will lose both of those key aspects trying to teach anyone to shoot with the Heritage and likely any single action revolver. They will shoot all day long with an SR22

Of the 3 things the Heritage only meets #2 simple to clean.

There are better brands than Heritage that are still well under Ruger prices

You can get your cdl easily without a trucking company school and contracts. Those are traps. Please don't do that. Most vocational schools offer it for substantially cheaper. Also you don't need school either. You can go get your temps just as you did for car and motorcycle and most testing sites rent you a truck for the driving test. You don't need to sign a contract with a company

Eliminate gun free zones and eliminate ccw restrictions. If one can legally purchase and own a gun he should be able to carry that gun wherever and wherever. That's a start.

You need a Dianese suit. They're more suited to meth abuser body build

The rest of us get to enjoy the view

I have a size 44 suit for sale $200

Psssht. I've bought 6 bikes this year alone ?

I'm making no theory or judgement yet other than absolutely nothing in this guys past or current leads to this. Interviews with neighbors, family, friends and business associates all adamantly say no way he did this. The behavor up to the event doesn't fit. His lifestyle doesn't fit. On and on. He had no reason to die and every reason to keep living his life as a millionaire. I'm not buying it is my only theory right now

His arsenal has zero to do with it. I promise you my "arsenal" and my quantity of ammo on hand makes his look like a kids nerf gun game yet I have zero intention of illegal activities or of killing anyone other than someone who wishes to do me harm first. Second. The more that comes out about this guy the more I start to think it was a set up. The guy is not the type and had no reason or motive and had a great and wealthy life. I'm not convinced there's not a lot more to this

I happen to own several full autos and I disagree. I enjoy them. With use comes control, your experience with muzzle rise was do to inexperience with full auto. Like everything it takes practice. Registered full auto owners are not the problem so further regulating us achieves nothing. We are responsible and law abiding as you would imagine with all the tape involved for us to get them. Any semi auto gun can be illegally converted to full auto. The legal ones are not the problem.

Do tell.

I fucking love Thin Mints

Studies show riders are 87.3% more likely to break a collar bone on a ZX6 vs R6. But you already know that.

Better out of box track bike, you wont fully utilize all the HP of any of the bikes listed, bazzaz fuel controller with traction control is a simple addition and should be added regardless of bike choice. ABS shouldn't be a deal breaker or depended on in factory form thats what your fingers and foot are for. Box stock the R6 is a better choice for a 600 class track bike, aftermarket only enhances that. To each his own though.

R6

Those things ^ Basically a poor quality and no real set tolerances in the builds, no two of them are alike but all are loose, inaccurate and inconsistent. You get what you pay for. IMO the SR22 is a far safer gun to teach a child to shoot with and a wiser choice as its modern and what your child is likely to come accross while at a friends house so why not teach them how to properly and safely handle and unload what they are likely to stumble upon. I personally see no reason or benefit to teach a child firearm safety and usage on a dated and overall poor quality gun.

I dont either, I hit them around 112 because thats about all she has It handles amazing though, it's deff one of my favorite bikes I've ever owned

As he said they are shitty guns, but as long as you understand you get what you pay for then it's all good. The SR22 is a great gun. I have 2 of them and my daughter has one. Shes had hers since she was 12 I believe. Great gun to teach your kids to shoot with.

All true

Back it down? It's just a dirt bike with street tires it doesn't even go fast lol that can be arranged. I loved it when my kid started riding with me. Now she's grown up and moved to college. Not daddy's little girl anymore. Most of my favorite rides were with her, her mother hated it though.

I'll take one for you if you want to get them both out together. What pace you wanna let her see lol.