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I applaud any dealer that offers a service (whether it be financing or lay-a-away) in order to help people get a dream gun or even a base line model that would otherwise, for whatever reason, not be financially feasible at that particular point in the buyer's timeline.
Good on you OST.
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You say nobody needs an AR15? Well nobody needs a whiny little b*tch either yet here you are!
This is true - I have some investments averaging 15% per year (over 3 years) so I'd be crazy to pull that money and use it when I can borrow for less than 5%.Originally Posted by alter3d
"In the days of my youth I was told what it means to be a man, Now I've reached that age if I do that stuff I'll end up in the can...."
Apologies to Led Zep
What did you get?
A debt is fine as long the interest paid on it is less than the return profit on your investments... JP.
Mmmmmmmmmmm....financing.......the monthly payments would have to be small enough that the wife wouldn't notice though.We are pleased to be now working with Tactical Capital to offer our clients financing.
Great way to get yourself a Knight's Armament rifle
Yup! If you can't pay $20,000 up front for a new vehicle, you don't deserve to drive. /end sarcasm
People finance used cars under $10k because that's just life. What's the difference of someone budgeting a savings plan of $200/month set a side so in a year they have have a specific toy? And financing that toy at $200 a month and having it now?
You can't blame OSTS or any other company that offers financing for bad budgeting practice of idiots. If someone's going to finance a rifle, car, girl, or what ever else they can't really afford to, then that is their damn mistake to make. So long as an individual does the math it really does not matter which way one goes about purchasing an item. Some people like to spend the small bit of interest to pay off something fast ((fewest months)) and build their credit for other massive things like a house! Some people have the coin sitting around but don't want to put it out the door all one go because they're constant rainy day worry warts. This lets it slip out their pot in small sips that are easier to top up in the account than one big bang!
Besides, I'm sure very few people here have ever not had to rent their own place because they could not afford to buy a house, or were in a job where it made no sense to BUY a house because you may be moving in a months time, years time, two years time, but don't know it ((Military)). Bottom line, the more payment options available for shooters the better, but we have to remember to teach ourselves and loved ones ((specially our damn children)) to be smart with their decisions and to research ALL those options first. They all have a pro and con.
Good to know Darren. Only way to build credit positively is to use it! And its always nice to not throw $3k out the door all one shot; only to break your damn leg the day after!
Last edited by RageStation; 07-14-2014 at 02:44 PM.
Great way to get yourself into an SR-25
Please note, my opinion could be biased based on past and present employment
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Would you be willing to post what sort of monthlies/terms people may be looking at with getting into one of these Darren? Ball parks are always good just as long as you're not trying to play football on the diamond :P.
It is all done via Tactical Capital Corp.
Head over to their website for a rate calculator and to apply on line.
Last edited by One Shot Tactical Inc.; 07-20-2014 at 12:28 PM.
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