Kramer1113
New member
After trying to stay under $850.00 on the purchase of a new AR 15, I think I have decided to put in a few hundred more dollars and go with the Colt LE6920. An AR available at most on-line gun stores and available in some Walmart locations.
I think I will post the "financing a fire arm" end of this in the off topic section, but here it is in a nutshell.
Walmart offers a Walmart Credit Card. Generally, I don't go for store credit cards unless there is something in it for me.
The interest rate on their CC is 22.90%. A Rate I consider to be Usery.
BUT,
If you apply for their card, the first time you use it on a purchase over $100.00 you get $20.00 off the purchase.
(Your still going to lose money @ 22.90%)
BUT,
If you pay it off in 18 Months, it is interest Free.
I personally love using businesses money.
My Television, 0% interest because I paid it off in 12 Months,
My New Roof, Because I paid it off in 18 Months,
The same with the Refrigerator,
And the Stove...
So I'm thinking Using Walmarts money, AND, getting $20.00 off the purchase price, Not a bad deal.
I think I will post the "financing a fire arm" end of this in the off topic section, but here it is in a nutshell.
Walmart offers a Walmart Credit Card. Generally, I don't go for store credit cards unless there is something in it for me.
The interest rate on their CC is 22.90%. A Rate I consider to be Usery.
BUT,
If you apply for their card, the first time you use it on a purchase over $100.00 you get $20.00 off the purchase.
(Your still going to lose money @ 22.90%)
BUT,
If you pay it off in 18 Months, it is interest Free.
I personally love using businesses money.
My Television, 0% interest because I paid it off in 12 Months,
My New Roof, Because I paid it off in 18 Months,
The same with the Refrigerator,
And the Stove...
So I'm thinking Using Walmarts money, AND, getting $20.00 off the purchase price, Not a bad deal.
