No Problems at all!

[Tarmy]

Holy Christ, DonaldBabbett by another name.

[AN40]

Ok so either he spent the money and regretted people judging him more than he cared about making a mistake, making him a douche. Or he was trolling, making him a douche.

So which is it, douche or douche?

Not trying to troll guys. I think everyone is taking this the wrong way.

[yzErnie]

Good point!!

[BarrettM99]

Ok so either he spent the money and regretted people judging him more than he cared about making a mistake, making him a douche. Or he was trolling, making him a douche.

So which is it, douche or douche?

This ^^^^

...And his question about break-in tells me he doesn’t even own any Wilson combat. Any responsible Wilson Combat pistol owner knows that proper Break-in procedures are outlined in the included manuals. Specifically, there is a manual to properly break in the pistol. Also, the instructions are on the Wilson Combat website.

https://www.wilsoncombat.com/faqs/

Soooooo, he is full of XXXX! If he follows his current posting pattern, we will see another post or three from him in 2020.

[AN40]

https://www.wilsoncombat.com/faqs/

Soooooo, he is full of XXXX!

[BarrettM99]

Any recommendations for break in?

Break in procedures are spelled out very clearly. What exactly did you want to know about break in?

[I Swan]

I'll end it here guys. This was all a social experiment. I was curious how people would react to individual(s) who act irresponsibly in this manner. I am not one that spends out of my means and know their are many who do. Was looking to see if I could gauge spending habits of others on this forum.

Anyway, I did buy the Wilson 1911 but the $3k I paid for it is a drop in the bucket. Good to see some people are willing to offer the right advice in this situation.

Work Smart, Play Hard!

Drop in the bucket? So you're actually a whale/high roller/baller living large?

[DentonandSasquatchShow]

Am I the only one that buys stuff that I cannot afford? Just bought a Wilson Combat CQB and not sure how I am going to repay the credit card company. I'm sure most of you guys do the same thing on here so not worrying too much. haha

On another note, its a beauty! Any recommendations for break in?

I did when I was young and an idiot. I'm 45 and just finished paying off all my credit card bills (some of which was school and medical bills). I will NEVER use credit again. At least not without paying it off immediately.

Just a friendly suggestion but I would start to focus on paying down/off your credit.

The things you own end up owning you. - Tyler Durden

[JTROKS]

Buy Ramen noodles and non organic (cheaper) eggs. Bread, peanut butter, chilli con carne ($1.25 cans), lettuce cucumber and those $5 bag of apples. Eat lean for a little while and get that credit card paid off. Think of it this way, the faster you get it paid off the more money for ammo.

[onelonehorseman]

If this thread is something more than just a troll . . . .

Yes, focus on getting the card paid off, and don't just make the minimum payment each month. Use whatever disposable income you have coming in to pay it down in larger chunks.

The interest on most credit cards is ridiculous, so it's wise not to ever keep a balance on your cards. Now that you have one, it should be a priority to get it paid off completely. Forget about buying ammo until that is accomplished.

If, on the other hand this IS just a troll thread, then

[EMP3]

Alright guys. Looks like I F****D up. 50% restocking fee so no way to return this. Credit card is damn near maxed out.

Really should have thought this through. Lesson Learned.

No. You didn't mess up.

It is very sound financial maneuvering to use other people's money (leveraging) to increase your net worth. It's only irresponsible if you cannot service your debt.

Many, many within the top 1% of wealth holders have ascended to that status via leverage. There are zillions of books covering ability to create wealth via leverage.

This will get you dialed in to the correct path leading towards financial independence:

https://financialmentor.com/category/wealth-building/leverage

This is just a start.

A few years ago I bought a car with a 0% loan. The car dealership institution gave me free money, as there is a cost of money.

[Garv]

We understand very well that you are a troll.

[Erion929]

Not trying to troll guys. I think everyone is taking this the wrong way.

Not me, I got it the first time you posted the punch line

Some people just don't read the comments after the initial post and can't wait to respond....and some don't like that you played them.

Anyway, silly thread premise....go play in the OT forum


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[Snoopy47]

I'll end it here guys. This was all a social experiment.

Lame............

20 years ago, I did an experiment too. Credit card companies kept sending me applications.

So I thought, hey, what if I apply for every single one I get, and see how far it will go. Well, finally I got denied a credit card but only after I had more available in Credit Card Lines than I made in a year.

My credit score of course tanked, and then I just closed them all down but the one I used all the time. It was crazy to see how far the system will let consumers burn themselves.

[BarrettM99]

Just bought a Wilson Combat CQB!

Its a beauty! Any recommendations for break in?

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Am I the only one that buys stuff that I cannot afford? Just bought a Wilson Combat CQB and not sure how I am going to repay the credit card company. I'm sure most of you guys do the same thing on here so not worrying too much. haha

On another note, its a beauty! Any recommendations for break in?.