Gun financing

[logibear1daddy]

Looking in southern California for gun shops that allow financing for gun purchases if anyone knows of any gun shop please reply sorry if this post is in the wrong thread new to the form haven't nailed down all the rules just yet thanks to any who can help


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[81turbota]

Looking in southern California for gun shops that allow financing for gun purchases if anyone knows of any gun shop please reply sorry if this post is in the wrong thread new to the form haven't nailed down all the rules just yet thanks to any who can help


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I don't know of any that finance but many shops do layaway.

[ACfixer]

They all do... it's called a credit card.

[Skip_Dog]

I think all the layaway plans are for 90 days. Before you do this make sure you can pay it off in the time allowed. They may charge you if you do not. And they do not start DROS till its paid I think.

[onelonehorseman]

They all do... it's called a credit card.

^ this is actually a reasonable answer.

If you don't have a credit card, then layaway is probably as close as you're going to get OP.

Good luck.

[reverser]

[Eatmyshade]

Plus the optic, extra mags, case...

[The Shootist]

layaway..........Turners, atlantic firearms online, bud's gun shop.....or credit card as others have mentioned.

[MontClaire]

There are financing programs for guns from the manufacturer and retailer. Mostly they involve higher end guns. For example Wilson Combat, Nighthawk offers financing and there are some distributors who offer the same. Google it.

[MrFancyPants]

If you want more people to take your posts seriously, use some punctuation and actual sentences. If I see after the first couple of lines that it's one big run on sentence, I stop reading and move on.

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[Calico1404]

Welcome in Logi.

Some have mentioned the turners lay away plan, other have mentioned CC's

Give a bit more details, i.e. Make and model you are looking for etc.

If this is your first firearm purchase attempt and you just do not have the funds to get into it then simply save over time and you will get one eventually.

[Montu]

Like anything it's quite easy to say that if you can't afford it you should just wait, HOWEVER who are we to judge, you could just want to pay later because you have better uses for the money in the mean time (at 0 percent APR) or you could be trying to avoid being a victim and so financing can potentially be life saving.

Good options already presented, if you do want to use a credit card and you think it's worth the effort I would simply sign up for a 0 percent intro APR card..you can get 6-24 months easily interest free.

[AlienHobo]

If you need a gun right away, get something inexpensive like a Hi-Point or Phoenix HP22, then save up for something nicer.

I don't think any gun stores will do financing.

[L84CABO]

Wilson Combat offers financing through a third party. And interest rates are pretty high. And I think that George at MI Gunslingers offers a layaway plan of some sort. He tends to deal in the higher end guns as well though.

[GMG]

If you want more people to take your posts seriously, use some punctuation and actual sentences. If I see after the first couple of lines that it's one big run on sentence, I stop reading and move on.

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Then why don't you just move on!