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Made the move to Morristown in February, it has been a rocky two months but we’re finally getting comfortable. We lived in Keene, NH for ten years, and spent the last three 1/2 years in Canaan, a little bit east of Dartmouth/Hanover.

Well, after reading @BigK latest report—I may have to put this one back on my list to pick up.

Hey I’m free today I can by today to pick it up pm me.

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That seems a little high for what appears to be a base model. Also, not sure if you want 4x4 or not. You could likely save a little with 2 wheel drive. I think you can find something equivalent for $8-9k. I wouldn't be scared to go a little higher on miles if you had maintenance records. Sometimes lower mileage is actually worse because it can indicate a lot of city driving. Another tip, you can enter the VIN number on Toyotas website and it should show you any work that's ever been done at a Toyota dealership. Including any recalls.

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Thanks! I ended up finding one, closing this thread now.

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Yes, 9mm magazines. Italy made so no rust issues like the US ones.

All advice is welcome here, even if unsolicited. https://jpautocenters.com/vehicles/9101221-2012-TOYOTA-RAV4/ I almost worked a deal for that one today. I think they want to get rid of it, because he told me $10,500 as soon as I asked to test drive it. I told him I was in the $9,000 range, he offered $9,900 before tax/fees. He worked it up to $11,167.30 but then told me he'd do $11,000 OTD when I was leaving. I told him if he would instead remove the $300.00 Dec fee we'd have a deal. He let me walk for a difference of $200.00. Disclaimer: It does have a cracked front windshield, bald tires, likely needs brakes soon, and some scratches here and there. It may be a good deal but I figured no need to get in a hurry.

I'd like to offer an unsolicited piece of advice from someone that owns a 2012. Try to find one that had the optional V6. The MPG will be slightly worse but it will have a lot more power and it was the more reliable engine. We have the 2.5L 4 cylinder and I sometimes wish we had splurged when we bought this one new in 2012. Some of the 2.5L's burn oil. My FIL has a 2012 with the 2.5L and his burns a ton of oil. I think it's mainly from folks that tried to do 10k miles oil changes. I've always changed ours every 3-5k. We love ours though. We're at 163k and the only parts that have failed is a radiator hose and alternator. She's easy to work on too.

Mid-length gas for 16", rifle length for 18"/20" are my setups (5.56, 6.8, and .308). There are some exceptions to the listed 4 lengths, as a few manufacturers do intermediate or plus lengths. Geissele as an example has their own, or you may see rifle+1" (as an example) for special barrels. A mid-length gas system with A5 receiver extension/buffer makes a sweet shooting AR.

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I do have some other handguns that fit the higher capacity larger caliber category in both 9mm and .45. Hence those bases are covered. Might even add a 10mm one of these days. I don't know that I would have purchased the 2.0 without first trying one. The range I frequent has lots of items for rent. I also tried the Sig 365XL. The BG 2.0 fit me well, I shot it well and it was accurate for something for up close and personal use. Not real impressed with the sights but if I get serious with it I'd go the laser route anyway. Capacity and weight wise loaded it's hard to beat. I don't know if it will end up in the carry rotation yet as It has to prove itself. I'm certainly not put off with the .380 ACP performance. It might be 100 fps short, but as far as penetration and expansion diameter it seems adequate. My winter carry (TN) and favorite is a M&P 340 (5 rounds +P) and summer (hot climates) Seecamp .380. A few years ago Massad Ayoob started talking about 5-6 rounds not being enough in a shootout. I don't disagree, and hard to argue with the logic. Got me thinking about what was still carryable (don't leave home etc) with a higher capacity. One of my early carries was the Kahr PM 9 but even it is round limited by higher capacity standards. Until I get through breaking in the BG 2.0 it's still something else. My Wife likes Her Byrna Launcher. Seems right for Seattle, Portland, Madison and other anti-Oligarchy States. And in the motorhome. Oh and I forgot to add the BERSA CC in 380. Sort of liking this VNSH holster these days.

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I'm looking to hopefully purchase an older Rav4. It doesn't necessarily have to meet the exact criteria, but if you have one you'd like to sale and are reasonably within the Cleveland area, let's talk. Roughly 2010 - 2016 <130,000