Might seem like a silly question, but it is a serious one

jimbo14 said:
General rule of thumb : never finance your toys. Pay cash. Even if you have to go to the bank and create a new "toy savings account" that you stuff cash into as you get it is a much better idea. Once you start financing your toys it can be a hard habit to break and can lead you down a very bad road that can destroy your credit rating in the future. Something to think about. :)
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agreed. :cheers:

to be honest, i think this program does a DIS-service to firearms owners. think it's an 'anti' plot to make us spend our money on interest payments rather than on our hobby.

okay, exaggerating... but only slightly.

even the 3 months no charge... you're still paying a $25 service charge. maybe that's viable if you're sure you'll have the money, and it's for something special that really does have limited availability.
 
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We do a layaway program that will cost you nothing. No fees, no interest, nada!

All we ask is that you put down a 25% deposit, and pay it off within 90 days. Additionally, if you contact us prior to the end of the 90 day period, and have paid off at least 50%, we will give you an extra 30 days to pay.

We stock US made AR15s (in addition to Norinco and NEA), from DPMS to the cheapest Colt 6920 (M4 Carbine) in Canada at only $1499.99.

You can see our current stock on our website, and call the shop to place your order.

Regards.

The Gun Dealer
 
Klunk said:
ARs are Barbie-Doll guns....You will dress that sucker up and an hour later take everything off....
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My ARs are worse than my Girlfriend when it comes to trying on new accessories... However, lucky for me, my Girlfriend's accessories don't cost as much as my AR ones do :)

- dont tell her that
 
nntw said:
agreed. :cheers:

to be honest, i think this program does a DIS-service to firearms owners. think it's an 'anti' plot to make us spend our money on interest payments rather than on our hobby.
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I AGREE! So to help, *I'LL* finance the OP on the same terms and then blow all the profit on ammo! Hobby supported!
 
JoeOnePack said:
You could pick up a Norc AR on the EE for ~$700.... Not sure what your looking for though.
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You can pick up a brand new Nork for $599 from Canada ammo, why pay $700 for used on EE? f:P: lol

Why not buy it for $599 buy some ammo, shoot the crap out of it, then sell it on EE for $700 or more and upgrade, it's what's going on already lol
 
Stevebot-7 said:
I think it's worth mentioning that there are detachable carry handle/iron sights that you can get for a modern flat-top AR. Just so you don't feel like your options for having a carry handle are limited.

I just went to the Wanstall site, within ten seconds I saw the S&W M&P15 sport for $899. That'll do 90% of what you want right there, just need to buy a carry handle to attach.
http://www.wanstallsonline.com/model-m-p15-sport-.223-restricted.html

Not my picture, but this is what they tend to look like when mounted.
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This is what I would get, a S&W M&P Sport. No forward assist but nobody ever uses it anyways. $900 is a lot easier to pay off than $1500.
 
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