Being recently single and not having anyone to tell me NO, I fear this could be an expensive next few months
Financial burden
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zero4o3
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Financial burden
This website has become a finacial burden on me, every time I log on I see something I want to buy, it seems like just over the course of the last week I decided I should buy a Five-seveN, an AR-15, that Kel tec p2000, Then after reading some more I think to myself, what would be better then an AR-15, an AR-15 and an AK, and thats just all the stuff I want to buy from browsing the forum over the last few days, does not even account for the other things I run into when I am at the range, like the Sig P250 9mm I saw for about 400 the other day and the fact that I have been wanting to pick up a shotgun.
Being recently single and not having anyone to tell me NO, I fear this could be an expensive next few months
Being recently single and not having anyone to tell me NO, I fear this could be an expensive next few months
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Re: Financial burden
I feel your pain. But think about it this way....What better things to spend your money on?zero4o3 wrote:This website has become a finacial burden on me, every time I log on I see something I want to buy
You can always sell them later and get most, if not all your money back.
Sure beats buying dope.
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RPB
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Re: Financial burden
I can relate:
In the 1980s, Pasadena Gun Center used to get a LOT of my money ... I solved that issue ...
I moved.
Now my money goes to another place.
The forum helps me decide on what to spend it on though.

In the 1980s, Pasadena Gun Center used to get a LOT of my money ... I solved that issue ...
I moved.
Now my money goes to another place.
The forum helps me decide on what to spend it on though.
I'm no lawyer
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"Never show your hole card" "Always have something in reserve"
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zero4o3
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Re: Financial burden
I guess this brings up another problem though, how do you and how many guns can you safely store in a one bedroom apartment 
being practical has never been a suit of mine
being practical has never been a suit of mine
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RPB
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Re: Financial burden
Concerned about weight limitations of flooring?zero4o3 wrote:I guess this brings up another problem though, how do you and how many guns can you safely store in a one bedroom apartment
being practical has never been a suit of mine
Buy Aluminum Alloy guns; or don't store them .... wear them all
I'm no lawyer
"Never show your hole card" "Always have something in reserve"
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zero4o3
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Re: Financial burden
I figure I can wear the Five-seveN my p238 my p239 and the kel tec p2000 all under a trench coat, that would be some wally walk eh?RPB wrote:Concerned about weight limitations of flooring?zero4o3 wrote:I guess this brings up another problem though, how do you and how many guns can you safely store in a one bedroom apartment
being practical has never been a suit of mine
Buy Aluminum Alloy guns; or don't store them .... wear them all
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Re: Financial burden
You can start here: http://www.ehow.com/how_4594905_secret- ... items.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;zero4o3 wrote:I guess this brings up another problem though, how do you and how many guns can you safely store in a one bedroom apartment
being practical has never been a suit of mine
Tip #5 is BAD. From what I understand, that is a popular spot to hide stuff and thieves always check there. When my parent's house was broken into, one of the thieves even ate some ice cream
When move into a more permanent apartment, I am going to make some modifications
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Re: Financial burden
It also beats my 401(k)USA1 wrote:I feel your pain. But think about it this way....What better things to spend your money on?zero4o3 wrote:This website has become a finacial burden on me, every time I log on I see something I want to buy
You can always sell them later and get most, if not all your money back.![]()
Sure beats buying dope.
This will only hurt a little. What comes next, more so.
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Re: Financial burden
Well, take solace from the fact that I'll cheerfully buy your Five-seveN off of you for way less than it's worth.zero4o3 wrote:This website has become a finacial burden on me, every time I log on I see something I want to buy, it seems like just over the course of the last week I decided I should buy a Five-seveN, an AR-15, that Kel tec p2000, Then after reading some more I think to myself, what would be better then an AR-15, an AR-15 and an AK, and thats just all the stuff I want to buy from browsing the forum over the last few days, does not even account for the other things I run into when I am at the range, like the Sig P250 9mm I saw for about 400 the other day and the fact that I have been wanting to pick up a shotgun.
Being recently single and not having anyone to tell me NO, I fear this could be an expensive next few months
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zero4o3
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Re: Financial burden
Ha, once I buy something I dont normally sell it unless im turning a profitDave2 wrote:Well, take solace from the fact that I'll cheerfully buy your Five-seveN off of you for way less than it's worth.zero4o3 wrote:This website has become a finacial burden on me, every time I log on I see something I want to buy, it seems like just over the course of the last week I decided I should buy a Five-seveN, an AR-15, that Kel tec p2000, Then after reading some more I think to myself, what would be better then an AR-15, an AR-15 and an AK, and thats just all the stuff I want to buy from browsing the forum over the last few days, does not even account for the other things I run into when I am at the range, like the Sig P250 9mm I saw for about 400 the other day and the fact that I have been wanting to pick up a shotgun.
Being recently single and not having anyone to tell me NO, I fear this could be an expensive next few months
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Tallinthesaddle
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Re: Financial burden
You can get a Sig P250 for less than that. Just check GB. $336 shipping included. I have become an enabler to my gun friends, but they appreciate me!
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Re: Financial burden
I don't know the answer to this question but I do know that you'd better have renter's insurance and lots of it. There are eyes watching your every coming and going.zero4o3 wrote:I guess this brings up another problem though, how do you and how many guns can you safely store in a one bedroom apartment
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Re: Financial burden
My insurance agent is CHL friendly. We spend more time talking about guns than policies.
Lance Lankford at Costlow insurance in Rowlett.
Lance Lankford at Costlow insurance in Rowlett.
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zero4o3
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Re: Financial burden
My agent has always been very friendly, I made sure I had decent coverage moving into the place. I think being on the 3rd floor may be a theft deterrent on its own though 
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Re: Financial burden
My wife hates this forum I'm always dreaming up new stuff to buy and this site steams alot of it.
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