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- Sun Apr 29, 2018 9:50 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Holiday (April 23 – 25, 2016)
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Re: Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Holiday (April 23 – 25, 2016)
Dangit. Searched the board and found two topics. I didn't even look at the year on this one. I only saw "April" and what looked like the very same page at comptroller.texas.gov that's up there now. Sorry about that! Didn't mean to zombiefy a dead topic.
I hadn't had my coffee yet....
I hadn't had my coffee yet....
- Sun Apr 29, 2018 5:47 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Holiday (April 23 – 25, 2016)
- Replies: 7
- Views: 3890
Re: Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Holiday (April 23 – 25, 2016)
Man. I don't know how I missed this on the local news. Have they been mentioning it, or did just somehow not hear it? 
I can use some stuff that's included. Trip to Home Depot in order. Glad it continues through Monday 'cause I may not be able to get there today. I wonder if online sales are honoring it?
Edited to add: Bummer. There are some pretty cool portable shovel / multi-tool / entrenching tool / axe combo things out there that unscrew into a storage pack and can be thrown in the trunk or MOLLEd onto a backpack. Really want one of those, but it looks like they fall under camping gear and not emergency preparedness equipment. Well, still batteries, a new fire extinguisher, and maybe a decent sized hatchet. Hm. Wonder if good tactical flashlights like SureFire are tax free right now?
I can use some stuff that's included. Trip to Home Depot in order. Glad it continues through Monday 'cause I may not be able to get there today. I wonder if online sales are honoring it?Edited to add: Bummer. There are some pretty cool portable shovel / multi-tool / entrenching tool / axe combo things out there that unscrew into a storage pack and can be thrown in the trunk or MOLLEd onto a backpack. Really want one of those, but it looks like they fall under camping gear and not emergency preparedness equipment. Well, still batteries, a new fire extinguisher, and maybe a decent sized hatchet. Hm. Wonder if good tactical flashlights like SureFire are tax free right now?