This is a heads up for the people who had purchased items through the store in the past year using financing. We have decided to discontinue financing of products through Tactical Capital. We will still offer the Layaway option for order placement.
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This is a heads up for the people who had purchased items through the store in the past year using financing. We have decided to discontinue financing of products through Tactical Capital. We will still offer the Layaway option for order placement.
Hmmm, i bought an XCR off you guys through Tactical Capital, everything went super smooth and was really easy.
"Gun control is like trying to reduce drunk driving by making it tougher for sober people to own cars"
Are you able to elaborate why this decision was made?
I only ask as a possible future client of TC
"Never trust quotes you read on the internet"
- Abraham Lincoln
I went through TC and they were really easy to deal with
"Gun control is like trying to reduce drunk driving by making it tougher for sober people to own cars"
Business decision I bet, sometimes for the best
This is pure speculation but my guess: The middleman's cut. Financiers, creditors and such other services are no friend of businesses, I know that much. If that really is the case, its almost certainly for the better. More money kept in their pockets with each sale means more for us final buyers in the long run.
I also agree! My experience with tactical capital has been nothing short of great experience! Hope everything is ok!
A lot of Canadian firearms businesses could take a lesson from TC. Quick and courteous, it's almost like they want your business.
I have purchased items before with Frontier Firearms through thier 2 or 3 lump sum payment options which worked out great for my budget. Hope this isn't effected! This option makes frontier my #1 stop when I have the nak to shop!
im sure they charge the seller a percentage just like ebay, ######, and all the credit card companies. They probably didnt sell any more firearms than usual with the service and had to take a cut on profits.
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