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Ply318ci said:
Got this for my kids to teach them how to shot responsibly. A Daisy Powerline 880. Same as the one my dad got me and my brothers to teach us gun safety.
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Progression was red rider, cross man 177 pellet, benjiman 22cal pellet, Stevens 22/410 and the list goes on still lol... great memories.


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My old man always said a bb gun was a toy. He taught me gun safety with a .22 that's been passed down through generations when we turn 12, and a .410 bore shotgun.
 
irk miller said:
My old man always said a bb gun was a toy. He taught me gun safety with a .22 that's been passed down through generations when we turn 12, and a .410 bore shotgun.
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I agree but the area I live in is heavy residential and there is no where that I can go shot a gun less then 2 hours away. Plus my kids are 6 and 4 so a toy is perfect for them.


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Ply318ci said:
I agree but the area I live in is heavy residential and there is no where that I can go shot a gun less then 2 hours away. Plus my kids are 6 and 4 so a toy is perfect for them.


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I hear ya. No criticism, just telling you my story. I love it that you're starting that young.
 
I had my daughter shooting her great-great grandpas Marlin model 94, lever action .32-20 when she turned 8yo.
Didnt take her long, she could out shoot me w every gun I own.

So long as you teach them to treat the pellet gun w the same respect as the real deal. I think its a great idea.

And pellet guns can be surprisingly accurate, so get that thing dialed in properly and you guys will have a blast.

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irk miller said:
I hear ya. No criticism, just telling you my story. I love it that you're starting that young.
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No offense taken. I would rather start them on a real gun but where I live now I would be fined out the ass. As it is now I have to be careful with the pellet gun.


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trek97 said:
I had my daughter shooting her great-great grandpas Marlin model 94, lever action .32-20 when she turned 8yo.
Didnt take her long, she could out shoot me w every gun I own.

So long as you teach them to treat the pellet gun w the same respect as the real deal. I think its a great idea.

And pellet guns can be surprisingly accurate, so get that thing dialed in properly and you guys will have a blast.

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This is why I got the exact gun I did. My brothers and I could shoot a pencil in half from about 20 feet away every time once it was dialed in with our old Daisy. Of course none of us needed glasses back then.


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We got my wife a new to her 2010 Ford flex eco boost. The twin turbos and full time awd actually move the old girl down the road pretty swiftly.
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redwillissuperman said:
How much is an ecoboost flex?
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We paid just under 9 out the door. 107k miles, loaded, sel package, leather. It was the best deal we found and we've been looking for a while. Everything comparable on mileage and package was running around 12k
 
My newest purchase:

Not brand new, 2015, but new to me.
 

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We got my wife a new to her 2010 Ford flex eco boost. The twin turbos and full time awd actually move the old girl down the road pretty swiftly.
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Pretty nice, bro! You guys are going to enjoy that for sure.
 
WhyNot said:
My newest purchase:

Not brand new, 2015, but new to me.
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Just rolled over 65K on a 2013. Not an issue to date.
My old man has a touch over 450,000 on his 96 with nothing but routine maintenance. Toyota builds a quality truck.
 
J-Rod10 said:
Just rolled over 65K on a 2013. Not an issue to date.
My old man has a touch over 450,000 on his 96 with nothing but routine maintenance. Toyota builds a quality truck.
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Im looking at a new to me truck now too, and while ive always had chevys, the Toyota dependability is really calling to me. Ive just been spoiled by a long bed and being able to haul bikes with the tailgate up. I haven't seen near the long bed options out of Toyota as you can find in even the older s10 line.
 
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