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  • LOKO383
    some ..might give you 90 days same as cash,..it never hurts to ask..

    WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE, ALSO..HOLD ON TO YOUR BRITCHES IN HERE..[;)]..Loko [:D]
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  • jimdeere
    The three dealers I deal with would let me pay 1/2 down and the rest in 30 days interest free. I know them personally and have done a lot of buisness with them. Most would let you do a layaway type deal. You pay so much down and the rest in a stated timeframe prior to taking posession of the gun.
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  • e8gm
    Mike's in Pensacola, Fl is offering 6 months same as cash.
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  • smithjr
    Hey thats great.I graduated from Tate in 93. Is Mikes the one on Hwy 29?
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  • CHEVELLE427
    we having a run on pensacola people tonight
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  • smithjr
    HEY CHEVELLE427

    Is that a 1966 in the picture.
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  • jhimco
    And what if you don't pay on time?
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  • pitbud5
    quote:Originally posted by smithjr
    Does anyone know of a gunshop that offers 0% financing.
    If anyone else is hunting such a dealer I have found one in Birmingham AL.I would like to know of any others though.


    I used American General to purchase my newest .45

    90 days same as cash.
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  • D1
    American General gets all of our financing. $300 to
    $600 goes 6 months same as cash. $600 & up goes 12 months same as cash. We used to use Citi-Financial 'til they sent us a letter stating that "Due to the nature of" our business they could no longer be affiliated with us. I called them and asked what was meant by that I was told it is because we sell firearms. No more Citi-Fi for us, at all.
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  • mrseatle
    Carter's Country here in Houston has 4 shops and offers 12 months "same as cash" through one of the local banks.
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  • He Dog
    My daddy taught me, "If you cannot afford to pay cash, you cannot afford it."
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  • smithjr
    Jhimco.... You don't pay on time they charge you an arse load of interest.

    pitbud5.... I need a little more than 90 days based on the payment. But I will keep that in mind.

    drjew...... I sent you an email to ask you a few more questions.

    mrseattle.... Thanks!!!! Thats what I'm looking for.

    HeDog..... Please don't be offended but I am not looking for financial advice. You and your fathers situation is probably different than mine. The question is what will I lose in gained interest vs O% financing for 12 months. You do the math. Back to the real question. Do you know of a store that offers 0% financing for 12 months?
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  • jimdeere
    No.
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