Haha, same here!AggieLCP wrote:I dwell over all the options and choices for weeks while compulsively reading everything about them on the internet!How do you go about buying a new firearm?
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- Tue Jun 01, 2010 7:25 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: How do you go about buying a new firearm?
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Re: How do you go about buying a new firearm?
- Mon May 31, 2010 5:38 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: How do you go about buying a new firearm?
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Re: How do you go about buying a new firearm?
Yes, everything is negotiable. The worst that can happen is the seller says no, at which point, you don't lose anything.ahogo wrote:Everything is negotiable.Mage218 wrote:I am looking to get a new firearm for summer carry particularly a small frame 357 revolvers taurus ruger or s&w depending on what I can get the best deal on and was wondering how other users go about purchasing a new firearm.
When you find one you want do you pay what the shop is asking or do you try to negotiate a lower price, free ammo, holster etc..?
- Mon May 31, 2010 5:36 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: How do you go about buying a new firearm?
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Re: How do you go about buying a new firearm?
Haven't bought a gun locally - store or gun show for a long time. Always buy online and have it shipped to my local FFL for a $20 transfer fee. Bud's Gun Shop is a good place to start.
I do frequent gun shows and Collector's Firearm to see and feel the weapon.
Ever since I bought my first gun - what a failure, a good way, as I have found, is to frequent the particular gun's online forum. For example, I hung out at Glock Talk for a long time before I got my Glock. The reason is a) I can ask many questions and hear many feedback, b) I want to understand both pros and cons, and c) deals do come up. Some of my guns I purchased came with fantastic deals - would be a "crime" to tell you how much I paid for.
I am not an impulsive buyer, I don't mind waiting for deals, and I like to understand the gun before I put my money down.
I do frequent gun shows and Collector's Firearm to see and feel the weapon.
Ever since I bought my first gun - what a failure, a good way, as I have found, is to frequent the particular gun's online forum. For example, I hung out at Glock Talk for a long time before I got my Glock. The reason is a) I can ask many questions and hear many feedback, b) I want to understand both pros and cons, and c) deals do come up. Some of my guns I purchased came with fantastic deals - would be a "crime" to tell you how much I paid for.
I am not an impulsive buyer, I don't mind waiting for deals, and I like to understand the gun before I put my money down.