First, to the moderators, read the whole thing because, I care about everybody to get the gun they truly want.
I know this will be deleted, but I see people asking about getting a "cheap" gun all the time.
I have to ask to those people, how much they spend at fast food restaurants from time to time?
In the US, you'd be surprised.
You want a nice gun, but your not willing to sacrifice the value meal to get a better "Non Cheap" meal $5-8? And that's for Shoot food!
After spending an extra $100+ a month for shoot food, when you could just order two $00.99 sands, and justs get by with only 3000 caleries in one meal.
Bottom line is, your making a pig of your self's.
You don't need the (Mostly cold) fry's and that 10-1 profit ratio sugar soda, water is free "value meal".
$2-8 for fast food, $200-800 gun.
Think about it, your not that hungry, and the food goes down the bowel the next day, but the gun stays.
PS: I got that from an Elvis song.
I know this will be deleted, but I see people asking about getting a "cheap" gun all the time.
I have to ask to those people, how much they spend at fast food restaurants from time to time?
In the US, you'd be surprised.
You want a nice gun, but your not willing to sacrifice the value meal to get a better "Non Cheap" meal $5-8? And that's for Shoot food!
After spending an extra $100+ a month for shoot food, when you could just order two $00.99 sands, and justs get by with only 3000 caleries in one meal.
Bottom line is, your making a pig of your self's.
You don't need the (Mostly cold) fry's and that 10-1 profit ratio sugar soda, water is free "value meal".
$2-8 for fast food, $200-800 gun.
Think about it, your not that hungry, and the food goes down the bowel the next day, but the gun stays.
PS: I got that from an Elvis song.
Fortunately neither prevents me from saving enough to buy the firearms I want in a timely manner.