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So recently after considering a few months about this, I have decided to purchase a firearm to do some simple target shooting this summer. (when I say "I", I really mean my parent would buy it, I already got the OK). With a budget of less than $500 what would be a easy shooter that is reliable, simple, and takes ammunition that doesn't cost a fortune. Being a eagle scout, I am not unfamiliar with firearms and have fired them on numerous occasions, but have yet to own one myself. My family already owns numerous rifles so maybe a handgun? I honestly am at a loss on this one(meaning brand, type, and caliber) and am just looking for another hobby this summer. Just looking at a hobby I can enjoy doing research on and making informed decisions(I love this stuff, like paintball, cars, and electronics). All input is greatly appreciated.

Spring is finally coming to Michigan, and with that off roading weather. I would like some suggestions for a country music playlist I will put together for when in the bush. Some people I sometimes listen to include Luke Bryan, Zac Brown Band, Toby Keith, Jason Aldean, and Taylor Swift(haters hate). All recommendations will be taken into account

Taking a break from paintball for the winter, my views on spending moneyz shift toward different ways to mess around. One of the one things I have found enjoyment in recently is adding various interior arrangements to my old cadillac. So far my list on the car includes tints, HID headlights, a new radio, and LEDs for under the dash lighting. Unfortunately now I have it a block in what to go onto next. The car came with a sub and amp, but the car already has plenty of bass to attract unwanted attention(aka. the police). What should I go onto next? I was personally thinking different fog light bulbs or maybe new mats. Money isn't a huge issue when you work although its min. wage. Oh yes, and lets take SAVING MONEY FOR COLLEGE OUT OF THE EQUATION. I have personally seen too many of these threads ending with the user being told by everyone bandwagoning to saving money and ends with very few responses regarding the actual topic. I am sorry for being rude, but would like a few good responses before being flamed as an idiot teenager who is uber wealthy and spoiled. I do understand times are tough, but when you don't have living or utility expenses, you end up with a surplus of cash. WORK=MONEY and I have chosen willingly spend a portion of that paycheck toward my vehicle. Hopefully I won't have too many saving related responses. Try to limit accessories to only a few hundred dollars at most, I'm not made of money.