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hi lee

you could also contact your local shop,and see if he will do a deposit plan for you,with receipts of each payment?

once its paid you pick it up :thumbs:

 

 

thats what i did davy,i went in when i wanted and paid what i wanted untill it was paid theres no presure from the shop owners sorted,no added extras....

 

atb symon

 

there you go then :thumbs:

i have thought about this myself,for a fun gun

 

http://www.umarex.com/uxc.php?load=view&item=460.00.40&deptid=1

 

i think this will be fun to shoot,but i am holding on for now until the week end,you never know something might come my way earlier ?

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Unfortunately we now live in a world of credit and it has become the norm to buy things with loans (which is what the finance agreement is)

 

Houses, Cars, Tv's, Furniture, and now Air rifles - you can get pritty much anything of value on finance..

 

Im in two minds about this,

 

One side of me (the old man/farther) says If you don't have the cash then you cant buy it, you have to work and save for what you want - which was the way i was brought up

 

And the other side (the 24yr old) says ... WOO I JUST BOUGHT A NEW RAPID!!!!!! :boogy: :boogy: :boogy: thats the side i have a wife to keep in check :laugh:

 

I dont see anything wrong with getting one on finance, but you have to make sure you can make the terms and conditions because the consequences can be severe if you cant -

Just dont be impulsive and rush out to buy one because finance is available, its better to save and buy outright so there are no ties or strings attached

 

ATB

 

Adam

 

It's Calling You My Young Apprentice :laugh: :laugh: Listen to the Silky Seductress 'RAPID, RAPID,RAPID" You know it makes Sense :tongue2: :tongue2: :laugh: :laugh: ;)

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hi lee

you could also contact your local shop,and see if he will do a deposit plan for you,with receipts of each payment?

once its paid you pick it up :thumbs:

 

 

thats what i did davy,i went in when i wanted and paid what i wanted untill it was paid theres no presure from the shop owners sorted,no added extras....

 

atb symon

 

there you go then :thumbs:

i have thought about this myself,for a fun gun

 

http://www.umarex.co....00.40&deptid=1

 

i think this will be fun to shoot,but i am holding on for now until the week end,you never know something might come my way earlier ?

 

 

nice bud...... i think mrs mole mary was on about getting one of them davy

 

atb symon

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hi lee

you could also contact your local shop,and see if he will do a deposit plan for you,with receipts of each payment?

once its paid you pick it up :thumbs:

 

 

thats what i did davy,i went in when i wanted and paid what i wanted untill it was paid theres no presure from the shop owners sorted,no added extras....

 

atb symon

 

there you go then :thumbs:

i have thought about this myself,for a fun gun

 

http://www.umarex.co....00.40&deptid=1

 

i think this will be fun to shoot,but i am holding on for now until the week end,you never know something might come my way earlier ?

 

Use to have one of them Davy ;)

 

All i would say is get loads of spare Mags as you'll be letting Rip like Clint Eastwood on them tin cans and targets. :yes: :yes: :yes:

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Had my first air rifle at 14, used birthday money to buy it (via my dad ;) ) and had that up until a few weeks ago, thought about a fair few options, but my intentions require a PCP. I want to go hunting mainly and would rather play it safe with the shot on shot accuracy of a PCP. Might cost a bit more initially but like I said, I want to play it safe, spend plenty of time on the range first to hone my current lack of skills :icon_redface: then hit them fields (providing I can find a permission)!

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Unfortunately we now live in a world of credit and it has become the norm to buy things with loans (which is what the finance agreement is)

 

Houses, Cars, Tv's, Furniture, and now Air rifles - you can get pritty much anything of value on finance..

 

Im in two minds about this,

 

One side of me (the old man/farther) says If you don't have the cash then you cant buy it, you have to work and save for what you want - which was the way i was brought up

 

And the other side (the 24yr old) says ... WOO I JUST BOUGHT A NEW RAPID!!!!!! :boogy: :boogy: :boogy: thats the side i have a wife to keep in check :laugh:

 

I dont see anything wrong with getting one on finance, but you have to make sure you can make the terms and conditions because the consequences can be severe if you cant -

Just dont be impulsive and rush out to buy one because finance is available, its better to save and buy outright so there are no ties or strings attached

 

ATB

 

Adam

 

It's Calling You My Young Apprentice :laugh: :laugh: Listen to the Silky Seductress 'RAPID, RAPID,RAPID" You know it makes Sense :tongue2: :tongue2: :laugh: :laugh: ;)

 

The more i look the closer i get to buying, think the S10 will be getting a trade in!!

 

I would also trade the AirRanger in but dunno how much i would get for it with all the camo dip etc (probably ruined the price :laugh: oh well)

 

Ummmmm rapid :wub:

 

ATB

 

Adam

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hi lee

you could also contact your local shop,and see if he will do a deposit plan for you,with receipts of each payment?

once its paid you pick it up :thumbs:

 

 

thats what i did davy,i went in when i wanted and paid what i wanted untill it was paid theres no presure from the shop owners sorted,no added extras....

 

atb symon

hi mate thats what i did olso with both my guns the 97 and the tx200hc went to my l.g.shop picked what i wanted they kept the rifles as you would until it or they were payed for and i went in every week and payed what i could and i only payed what was on the tag the 97 at the time was brand new for 430 and the tx 370 both new in the box when i picked them up and they let me pay for the scopes and the rest of the stuff i needed the same way and they even give me free tins of pellets and targets so it dus not hurt to ask they can only say no atbmac
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Hiya Mac. Hope you are well mate?!

 

In this age of deep recession it would serve the gunshops and us both well, to get arrangements of lay-away or laid-aside on our chosen rifles and scopes. And no rip-off nonesense with ridiculously high APR interest rate charges.

 

Regards.

 

Simon

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hi simon hope you are well to mate you,v hit the nail on the head there mate im lucky that way simon the gun shop here in ashington has been letting lads and lasses put guns and fishing stuff away for years and he only asks the price on the tags atbmac

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