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The P-07.....

Nice! I have been waiting for the -09 fullsize to become available...if they ever do. How is the trigger?

Which ones have 22? Everyone keeps telling me they cant find it anywhere! Our local walmart has no ammo except some 270 and 20 gauge bird shot.

Yup.

Funny. I'm in different Wally worlds on an almost daily basis for work and never find .22, 7.62, .223 or any handgun ammo short of some super expensive .40

Yup.

maybe i literally just got lucky...

Yup.

My local Walmart hasn't had any since early January.

http://www.gunbot.net/

Ammo search bot. Good luck. Nothing worse than a gun with no bullets.

Love my RS-1. Transitions shield initially drew me to them. The fit is perfect for my head and the liner is borderline luxurious. Good ventilation and noise suppression and pretty lightweight. Little details like the strap keeper and shield lock function great too. Plus you get $600.00 helmet quality for $350-400.

I would recommend looking further - $8k is a lot of money and that sounds like a shitty deal. Even if you insist on a Canyon/Colorado (which I recommend against), $8k should go a heck of a lot farther than that.

I'm biased of course, but the Frontier is a great truck - the early 2000s models are pretty bulletproof, just have a timing belt to keep track of maintaining. Stay away from supercharged without good maintenance history. Those trucks were the last VG engine in production (the first introduced in the 80s) so they had the bugs pretty well worked out. The newer ones with the 4.0l engine are absolute hosses. If I was to buy a truck with $8k, I'd track one down. If you do get one, PM me and I'll go over the modifications you need to do to make it last forever.

If I didn't have my Nissan bias, I'd be on a Tacoma like white on rice. I think they look better, I just know the Nissan inside and out.

^ this.

I am biased also but with Tacomas. Would recommend an '06 or '07 if possible as the '05s had some rear diff issues. Anything after '07 has too many electronic nannies. Will be hard to find one for 8k though unless its a base model. '03-04 1st gens are great trucks as well so long as the undercarriage is in good order.

Madcat, I test drove a '05 Nismo and liked it. Dealer didn't want to budge on pricing, so I ended up in a Taco. With hindsight, I'm glad. Not sure which truck is "better", but the aftermarket support for the Toyotas is incredible. Bought my '06 brand new. Almost 7 years and 75k I have had zero issues. I have wheeled the truck at Wellsville, Tellico, and in the Bighorn Mountain range. All I have done to it is scheduled maintenance. Mods are only limited by imagination, and some of the newer trucks are clocking upwards of 200k with minimal problems. Can't recommend enough...great trucks.