No Problems at all!

[TheReluctantCraftstronaut]

I'm 53. I did what the OP did in my 20's. I suffered through the 30's. I paid it off in the 40's. Its great to be debt free now. This is passed on to the OP because once your debt free buying those things is far easier. Avoid debt like a plague at all costs - settle for a Rock Island until you can afford so much more.

Congrats on getting yourself out of debt and enjoying the freedom!

[Snoopy47]

This thread caused me to look up the Wilson Prices.

A few years ago I bought a USED CA compliant Elite Professional for $2500.

They are $3990 now.

SCORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Garv]

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!

Quoted for posterity, surprised this did not get edited.

[Pardini]

What's up with all the F'ing Nannies in this thread? Sounds like a bunch of Soccer Moms at a Baby Shower.

[colossians323]

If you need to finance a car, you cannot afford it.

or are actually brilliant by using other peoples money at 0% interest

[colossians323]

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!

I own several cqb, and never paid over $2,000.00 why did you pay so much?

[aklon]

Alright guys. Looks like I messed 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.

Oh fer crying out loud.

Okay so you learned a lesson, but don't screw yourself fixing it.

Keep the gun and pay off the card. That gun will last forever, a lot longer than your credit card debt, and besides: you're better off in debt with a gun than you would be solvent and unarmed.



PS - If you're going to go in debt to buy a pistol, you've made a wise choice picking a Wilson. I have one too.)

[deephouse]

Just bought a Wilson Combat CQB!

Its a beauty! Any recommendations for break in?

Shoot the poop out of it. Congrats!

[tomrkba]

Lol

[nedro]

Shoot the poop out of it. Congrats!

They come with poop in them?

[Lonestargrizzly]

What an effing weirdo.

[trigger945]

Harsh! Wow...

[SmallShark]

put it in your safe and wait for the price to go up, then sell it

this is the best solution for you, trust me, im Chinese, im good at saving

[retired]

This thread has outlived it's usefulness, if it ever had any in the first place.