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no layaway plan??????
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<blockquote data-quote="Mikem" data-source="post: 18861" data-attributes="member: 29"><p>A gun shop that I deal with has a short lay-a-way plan. 20% down and they hold the firearms for 60 days. You don't pay the balance in the 60 days the 20% is theirs. The do make considerations for unforeseen difficulties in life and are pretty understanding if you don't make the sixty days. Of course I've done a lot of business with them, not to mention the fact they have guns and know where I live :lol!: . It has helped me pick up some nice firearms that were in the $1000+ price range and has really built in customer loyalty with me. I can see the retailers point of view though in the fact that you end up having a lot of stock in limbo for "X" number of days. I personally don't see a problem with a thirty or sixty day lay-a-way option. They just might move more product in the end IMHO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikem, post: 18861, member: 29"] A gun shop that I deal with has a short lay-a-way plan. 20% down and they hold the firearms for 60 days. You don't pay the balance in the 60 days the 20% is theirs. The do make considerations for unforeseen difficulties in life and are pretty understanding if you don't make the sixty days. Of course I've done a lot of business with them, not to mention the fact they have guns and know where I live :lol!: . It has helped me pick up some nice firearms that were in the $1000+ price range and has really built in customer loyalty with me. I can see the retailers point of view though in the fact that you end up having a lot of stock in limbo for "X" number of days. I personally don't see a problem with a thirty or sixty day lay-a-way option. They just might move more product in the end IMHO. [/QUOTE]
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