u/SeaPublic6986

SP OWNERS: What's actually worth doing for Scat Pack theft protection compared to just peace of mind?

These cars are getting stolen faster than ever , as usual nothing new in 2026 if you've heard of a propad.

the Kill switches, GPS trackers, neutral pull covers, Faraday pouches for the fob.

Some of it actually works and some of it just helps you sleep at night atleast that's what i think but correct me if i'm wrong . What do y'all consider actually worth it vs overkill?

in terms of a logical Financial and Reliable decision for theft protection .

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u/SeaPublic6986 — 4 days ago

Am I wrong for thinking the 392 is the sweet spot and a Hellcat is overkill for the street?

I daily a 392 and the more I drive it, the more I feel like it's the perfect amount of power for the street. The 6.4 already makes more than enough power for public roads, and you can actually get on it a little without immediately risking jail time lol.

Don't get me wrong, Hellcats are badass. But between insurance, tires, gas, and everything else, you're paying a whole lot more just to use maybe 60% of the car 95% of the time.

Somebody tell me what I'm missing here.

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u/SeaPublic6986 — 5 days ago
▲ 25 r/progun

DOJ says the federal handgun-sales ban for 18–20 yr olds is unconstitutional....what do you think changes from here?

Saw this today and wanted to hear what people here think the practical effect is going to be.

The DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel concluded that the federal restriction barring licensed dealers from selling handguns to otherwise law abiding adults ages 18–20 is unconstitutional and should not be criminally enforced.

What I’m more curious about is what happens next.

Does this mostly change federal enforcement for now, or do you think it pushes the issue toward a bigger court fight over age based firearm restrictions in general?

There’s also the broader question people keep bringing up:

If someone is legally an adult at 18 for voting, jury service, military service and criminal responsibility, does it make sense for handgun purchases from licensed dealers to remain restricted until 21?

Curious where people here draw the line and why.

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u/SeaPublic6986 — 23 days ago
▲ 8 r/Time

Do you agree? Time is...

Above all money, fame & material possessions. I believe Time in itself is the most important thing in the entire world / universe thereof. You can never have enough, and you can have "too much time" on your hands as well.

Nonetheless, Your time will come to an end. Time is that of a finite thing we have. For all of us it's not infinite nor guaranteed.

That being said. Do you think time is that valuable?

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u/SeaPublic6986 — 25 days ago