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by NguyenVanDon
Thu Jun 28, 2007 5:14 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Payment Plan on a Handgun: Need Advice
Replies: 48
Views: 8092

anygunanywhere wrote:Mrs. ANygun is a good wing shot with a 12 ga, all 125 pounds of her.

Not flaming, but when a person asks for advice and receives it then argues against it....

Anygun
LOL, just to let you know I'm not the one that is arguing. It's my friend that's arguing. He's very picky person about what he buys. I've showed him this thread and he have read through it already. He very hard headed and wants a handgun instead.

Sorry for any inconveniences. I was trying to help a friend out. *sigh* :roll:
by NguyenVanDon
Wed Jun 27, 2007 12:38 am
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Payment Plan on a Handgun: Need Advice
Replies: 48
Views: 8092

lrb111 wrote:
NguyenVanDon wrote:Oh yeah, of course he is going to get his CHL first before he carries. Shotgun is a great idea, but my friend is really picky and he wants a handgun. He planning on taking his CHL course first and borrow my G19 to do the shooting proficiency test. After that, he going go look for a handgun and concealed carry when his license arrive in the mail.

Does Academy, Gander, or Bass Pro do payment plans?
They probably do lay-a-way plans. Which means he would make all the payments before taking possession of the gun.

I probably have a dozen handguns, but if there are problems on the property, I have my 12 gauge with the pistol grip in my hands. A handgun is not a replacement for a home defense shotgun.
Use all the power you can, when you can.
Yeah, I found out that Academy does lay-a-way plan, but that is a no go for him. I gave him the option of shotgun or handgun, but he told me he doesn't want a shotgun because he said it's just for his apartment until they move out later. He's a small guy btw, about 5'5 and only 140 lbs. The power of the shotgun would probably knock him on his butt.

His gf lives with him btw and she is very anti-gun, but in this situation she wants him to get one now. She wants him to get his CHL class first, then buy a handgun after that. For some odd reason, that doesn't make sense to me. I got no say in this because it's between them two. I'm here just to give advice, and other options to them.

Thanks for the advice here fellas. I'm going to pass ya'lls advice to him tomorrow and let him decide what he wants to do.
by NguyenVanDon
Tue Jun 26, 2007 4:07 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Payment Plan on a Handgun: Need Advice
Replies: 48
Views: 8092

Oh yeah, of course he is going to get his CHL first before he carries. Shotgun is a great idea, but my friend is really picky and he wants a handgun. He planning on taking his CHL course first and borrow my G19 to do the shooting proficiency test. After that, he going go look for a handgun and concealed carry when his license arrive in the mail.

Does Academy, Gander, or Bass Pro do payment plans?
by NguyenVanDon
Tue Jun 26, 2007 1:47 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Payment Plan on a Handgun: Need Advice
Replies: 48
Views: 8092

anygunanywhere wrote:Maybe he needs a shotgun instead of a handgun if he is concerned about home defense.

A good home defense shotgun is a whole lot cheaper than a Glock and is easier to master.

There is the intimidation factor as well.

He can take the shotgun with him when he leaves the house and is still legal. He doesn't even have to worry about the traveling stuff.

Anygun
Yeah, but he is considering to carry concealed with him at all times. I've already mention about the shotgun to him already, but he rather have a handgun instead.
by NguyenVanDon
Tue Jun 26, 2007 1:35 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Payment Plan on a Handgun: Need Advice
Replies: 48
Views: 8092

HankB wrote:Let's see, how can I put this delicately . . . I believe every law-abiding person ought to be able to have a firearm, but if your friend's neighbor is so strapped for cash he can't even afford a modestly-priced handgun without a payment plan, he probably won't be able to afford practicing with it, which I consider essential . . .

A handgun IS a valuable piece of safety equipment, but you have to learn how & when to use it - it's not a magic talisman that automatically makes you safe just because you have it.
He's been to the shooting range with me a few times and have shot a couple of handguns that he is interested in. He's looking into a Glock as for starters. You can't go wrong with a Glock.
by NguyenVanDon
Tue Jun 26, 2007 12:16 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Payment Plan on a Handgun: Need Advice
Replies: 48
Views: 8092

Payment Plan on a Handgun: Need Advice

My friend's neighbor has been burglarized twice in the past two weeks. He's been really paranoid at night and is thinking about getting his CHL and a handgun, but he is on a tight budget with bills and rent. He wants to know if there is a Payment Plan for buying a handgun. Is there such thing as one? He doesn't want to do a layaway plan because he wants his handgun right away. What are his options?

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