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p loader · October 3, 2012, 08:03 AM

Good luck with your savings plan, and getting your 1911. I tend to take a different approach when buying some of my guns (other than FTF transactions which involve cash). I've purchased a few on Budsgunshop on their 12 month same as cash program, I get the gun I want and have a year to pay it off. The consequences for not paying it off are pretty steep so you have to be disciplined to use this program.

I've bought a handful of guns in this manner (priced from $700 to $1600) and usually pay them off in 3-4 months with "disposable" income from my paychecks. Just don't feel like dipping into savings to purchase them outright.

Good luck.

October 3, 2012, 08:03 AM	#19
p loader Senior Member Join Date: October 1, 2012 Posts: 148	Good luck with your savings plan, and getting your 1911. I tend to take a different approach when buying some of my guns (other than FTF transactions which involve cash). I've purchased a few on Budsgunshop on their 12 month same as cash program, I get the gun I want and have a year to pay it off. The consequences for not paying it off are pretty steep so you have to be disciplined to use this program. I've bought a handful of guns in this manner (priced from $700 to $1600) and usually pay them off in 3-4 months with "disposable" income from my paychecks. Just don't feel like dipping into savings to purchase them outright. Good luck.