BadTrainDriver

The Patriot would be alright for my wife...but that's where it ends for me...

You better pray you never step foot on my train again.

I'll take you for a ride in my Wrangler and it will end your search, it's that nice.

Craigslist dude... Mail me the change for the suggestion. Thanks!

I agree with this, so long as it's not a turbo Subaru.

Another suggestion, coming from personal experience, DO NOT BUY A USED TURBO VEHICLE unless you know EVERYTHING about said vehicle. Just a suggestion...

Rebuilt title...

Very vague...and two totally different vehicles you're looking at, but I'll say this: I have a 2012 Wrangler, and it's been awesome! It's the Unlimited model, and it doesn't ride horrible. Granted, it's no Cadillac either... Gas mileage? Well, you don't buy a Wrangler if you're concerned with mileage... It was more than 20k, but if you get a 2 door without a lot of option, you can close to that number, especially if you can find a left over 2012 model. As far as a used BMW, don't...unless it comes with a really nice warranty!

Mobile 1? You can't be serious...

If I owned that...I might as well go ahead and turn myself in at the local police station...just to save them the trouble of having to chase me over curbs, neighbors lawns, school zones, etc...

You're probably right...concerning a large portion of LEO's.

While being shot at, with a heartbeat of 160+, with tunnel vision, with your body all hyped up on adrenalin, while most likely moving, with a pistol? I highly doubt it. I don't know you or your background...but that would take a particular set of skills, skills that only real life and death situations would hone. I couldn't, and I'm willing to bet 99.99% of the general non military/LEO community couldn't either.

Looks like the inside of my underwear...

I might be wrong...if I remember correctly, it's more about safe gun handling than actual shooting precision. I still feel 25 yards is excessive for a CHL shooting test.

Good for him...and I'm surprised it wasn't more than $300,000.

The point is, it's not a requirement. Not even close. How could you(not you, but others) fail by failing something that's not a requirement. You better hope the state doesn't find out, you're liable to lose your license and have to redo the whole course.

If the perp has never been fingerprinted, fingerprints won't do any good. I'm sure they've thought of that already(or I at least hope so).

Whoever made you shoot that distance for your CHL is a dumbass...

Fixed.

Lot's of vermin and varmints in the neighborhood, is there? I don't see the point of having two rounds so similar, that's all.

Why?

Gangbang? I'm listening...

Why were you shooting from 75 feet for your CHL test? Ohio is 15 feet in a 10" circle.

And we're going shooting when??

I hate the grips(ugly)!! I'm not 100% sure what I'll be changing them to, but I'll be changing them for sure.