Buying a New Gun Excuses

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I like to say its a good investment, or... zombies or collapse of the civilized world, but as long as I am taking care of business I buy what I want .
 
My wife likes to look at guns as well I really don't need an excuse other than "that's a gun that I don't have yet"
 
i was told by an investment counselor that my investments would have fared far better had i bought black rifles and ammunition 5 years ago.
 
I once had a salesman tell me that it's easier to bring a new gun home if it's loaded:eek: I think that he was only half joking.
 
Today I told the spouse that I was going to the gun show in Jackson tomorrow.

She asked what I planned to bring back. I think the years of training are starting to pay off.
 
I had a hard time justifying the S&W 500. Pesky elephants in the pasture didn't quite cut it.

Black rifle multiplied and it was about 2 weeks before she noticed.

Night vision scope doesn't look as expensive as it really is. Now that could spell trouble.
 
I needed a revolver.
I needed an automatic.
I needed a stainless revolver.
I needed each popular revolver caliber.
I needed a .45
I WANT a long slide .45
I needed a popular calibers in automatic
I needed more. more.
 
I once had a salesman tell me that it's easier to bring a new gun home if it's loaded I think that he was only half joking.

Funny, I once had a lawyer tell me it would be cheaper to defend me in a murder lawsuit than it would be to split everything in a divorce.

Go figure.
 
Actual conversation:
Me: "Wifey, dear, your Masters of Education cost us $4900 out of pocket. The new laptop computer you needed to do the on-line class was $800. Then, you decided the desktop needed to be upgraded so you could do somesuch thing on it; $900. Let me show you what I want [shows wife Service Grade Garand, $595].

Wifey: "My goodness! That's expensive! What does it do?"

Me: "This is a piece of history; possibly used in WWII or the Korean War. Besides, a new (to me) Garand is $600; ammo a couple hundred more. I'm in for less than your computer!"

Wifey: Grumbling..."Ok, you can get it."

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I just buy it. She ask's how much did it cost and I say I didn't get the bill yet. She give's the look...

Heh heh. If you guys ever hear of Bottom Shelf's death, come straight to Raleigh. There will be some excellent deals to be had. My wife thinks every piece in my safe was $50. ;)
 
Heh heh. If you guys ever hear of Bottom Shelf's death, come straight to Raleigh. There will be some excellent deals to be had. My wife thinks every piece in my safe was $50.

Heard of a guy that did the same thing. Told his wife that every gun cost $50. Upon his death, she didn't want to lose any money, so she sold all his guns for $50 each....

Oh, wait, was that you ???
 
:what::what::what::what: You need an excuse to buy a gun.:eek: Single and lovin it rite now.:D Even the cat is OK with it as long as I leave him a few squirrels to chase. The only thing that limits me is credit limit.:evil:
 
Used to have a rule, we can only buy guns with the calibers we have in the house now. I got away with the 380 as I called in a 9MM Kurtz. (she knows, and just smiled)
 
i was told by an investment counselor that my investments would have fared far better had i bought black rifles and ammunition 5 years ago.

Funny, I don't recall having any clients in Lousiana! Great minds....
 
Buy them as you please and say they accidentally fell into the grocery cart while you were shopping and you didn't notice till you got home.
 
Squirrels got into your bird feeder again honey... I better get a .22

Afraid that the coyote you saw in the driveway will eat your pussy cat... time for a .30-30

Neighbor had a bear in their garbage can.... an AK is the right tool for that dear.

I'm really, really hoping for a big foot siting!!!
 
I guess i'm a bad boy. I just go out and buy the gun I want. When I get it home I put it in the back of the gunsafe and forget it for a while. When I finially bring it out, my lovely bride asks "where did you get that one". "O I've had it for a while" I answer, I just don't say how long the while is. Is this bad or what?
 
I sometimes keep a running total in my head of what the wife spent (roughly) over the last month or so on clothes, shoes, etc. Then, I tell her before I actually buy the gun (lowering the price by 25 - 50%). If she questions why I "need" to make the purchase, I just remind her that it's a hobby of mine and is less expensive than her "hobby".

Or, I just don't tell her. :)
 
I recently purchased a .45 1911. Before the purchase my wife and I received. a rebate check from our home owners insurance which we split.

We were walking around the sporting goods store and I ask her if she would be upset if I got another pistol.

She said: It's your money do what you want. Besides, would it make a difference if I did? You are going to do what you want to do.

:neener:

Man, I love that woman!

:D
 
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