Buying Guns With a Loan?

[livingston]

I would say start with a basic gun... There are a lot of good used guns out there that don't cost a lot of money. I see more strict gun laws coming down the pike .. so to say wait until next year may be not the best idea. Most of us have a gun that was passed down through the family ... May be a little pitted ...Stocks may be scratched ... bluing may be worn off ... BUT they still shoot better than most of us can ... I have a Winchester 62 that father owned . He used it for trapping... IF a SHTF situation came that gun would be in my BOB. ... Breaks down with one screw. Doubt it would bring much money ... Just by seeing what they go for at the gun shows . As I said it was a gun dad carried with him trapping ... never a safe queen from the day be bought it... Same goes for shotguns and handguns ... One does not have to break the bank to get a decent usable used gun.... Save up some more money and buy with cash. .. Everyone has unexpected bills come up ... Save the credit card for that situation.... At times that car repair bill you think will be a few hundred ends up being a thousand and the only way to drive your car off the lot is using that charge card . ... Ask me how I know ....

 

[Bustedknees]

The kid is 23 with a decent job and needs to build credit.. Maybe he lives at home ??
Go get yourself a 0% credit card..start with a small limit and pay it off before the rate jumps.. get a checking and savings account .. buy guns, drink responsible , and stick your dick in women you shouldn't .. happy hunting..

 

[Podmonkey]

The kid is 23 with a decent job and needs to build credit.. Maybe he lives at home ??
Go get yourself a 0% credit card..start with a small limit and pay it off before the rate jumps.. get a checking and savings account .. buy guns, drink responsible , and stick your dick in women you shouldn't .. happy hunting..

Those of us with no or bad credit will never get a 0% APR card offer. 24% would be the typical offer and at that level of interest the total cost inflates to an absurd level. Its fine to build credit with small purchases but using high interest credit to finance purchases that are otherwise unaffordable is how this Nation's people have sold themselves into eternal economic slavery. I fell into this trap in my 20's and only recently managed to dig my way out in my 40s.

 

[BuffNiag]

Those of us with no or bad credit will never get a 0% APR card offer. 24% would be the typical offer and at that level of interest the total cost inflates to an absurd level. Its fine to build credit with small purchases but using high interest credit to finance purchases that are otherwise unaffordable is how this Nation's people have sold themselves into eternal economic slavery. I fell into this trap in my 20's and only recently managed to dig my way out in my 40s.

I think he was referring to an introductory offer for the 0%. Either way, I wouldn’t play that game. Pay it off at the end of the month, period. I couldn’t tell you what the rate is on any of my credit cards because I’ve never paid a cent of interest.

 

[GoodGuywitha9mm]

I only bought a firearm (actually my SR9) with a CC about a year back, when they were threatening to make CC Companies refuse purchases for firearms and ammo. I did it just to spite them, and well... I did get a new gun out of it!

Have never otherwise financed either, and used my debit card to pay in full.

As for hoping my family gets what I paid for them out of my guns, I hope they keep them and hide them near every entrance and closet like I do! lol