You are supposed to take your refund from the IRS and buy a gun with it.
I dunno about you, but I blogged already that I had to write a bigger check to the Treasure Department this year. I only got a $1300 tax cut from Trump, not the $2000 my payroll department at work assumed. Either way, I haven't gotten a refund back in ages. I arrange my witholdings that way on purpose.
But so? Doesn't mean I can't join in the fun and buy a gun anyway, right?
Yeah, I have a gun or two. I have filled the niches that need filling. When I started this blog I had a list of guns I needed gettin. So now it is all wanting. And I want for nothing, right now.
The list of possibles, today, is down to a paltry 4, and none blow my skirt up this month. Maybe next month?
- Do something with the extra 1911 frame I have.
- A .308 rifle good for hunting, with glass.
- A .45ACP rifle with a big honking suppressor.
- Maybe a plastic 9mm modern service pistol...? S&W/Sig/Whatevs.
Easiest is #4. Those are still thick on the ground. Any gun shop has #4. The others take some doing.
Tried to do a hunting rifle already. But that Savage 99 was a lemon. I still have an M1A doing that job, if push came to shove. 1 and 3 are gunsmith jobs.
So, if I was gonna buy a gun it's that pistol. Not a very exciting option, emotion-wise, huh?
2 comments:
There's always surplus, say a M1903 or a M1903A3, or a M1917, or an M-1.
Got all dem!
Well, not the M1917. Those are HUMONGOUS and I don't know how anyone with even above average sized hands shoots one.
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