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Bill wrote:

USA1 wrote:

ronzorelli wrote:Won't work... she's the one who does the bills. Can't sneak it past her. ;)

well then , i don't see any way around it .
unless you mow lawns on the side .

but don't tell her . she will confiscate that money too

here is my solution, although expensive
new pistol= new sofa
new shotgun = new table
new ar= new recliner
new ak= new rug

so anything that cost me a grand, just double it
bill

you hit the nail on the head .

ronzorelli wrote:Won't work... she's the one who does the bills. Can't sneak it past her. ;)

well then , i don't see any way around it .
unless you mow lawns on the side .

but don't tell her . she will confiscate that money too

joe817 wrote: when she acts surprised just tell her "oh honey, I've had that for such a long time. In fact it's been so long I really don't remember how far back I bought it."

that won't work for me .
my wife knows there's no way i'm going to have a gun laying around that long without ooogling over it .

ronzorelli wrote:

USA1 wrote:

ronzorelli wrote: the boss has not given me permission to make the purchase

nuff said

Sho nuff! Can I get a witness? :)

here's my strategy....
go ahead and make the purchase .

then wait until shes in a good mood to spring it on her .
as this may take some time for just the right moment , try to come up with a good justification .

something like , "you know all those times you got your nails done ? , it cost no more than that "

ronzorelli wrote: the boss has not given me permission to make the purchase

nuff said

calvinbr wrote: One day I will work for my wife

don't we married guys already do that anyway ?

ronzorelli wrote:

Mike from Texas wrote: Can you give us a little better idea of your budget?

High end of the budget is $550. Would prefer not to get anywhere near that though. That's why I am heavily leaning toward the PT145. It runs about $350 (tops) that I've seen.

i have found it helpful to use layaway when possible . that way you can have 3 months to pay it off .

ronzorelli wrote:Hey y'all.

Looking for some input. Currently I own a S&W Sigma 9mm, but I'm thinking about going with a bigger caliber, compact weapon for my concealed carry.

I've got as few handguns that I'm considering but I'm leaning towards the Taurus Millennium Pro PT145.

Anyone have this one? Or any other suggestions for relatively inexpensive compact .45?

i have been nothing but happy with mine .
just make sure its the third generation .

if you purchase new , it will more than likely be the third gen .