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Thread: Daniel Defense Financing Your Next AR

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sleepy View Post
    Is there a an APR over/under that you guys think IS acceptable for financing an AR or are we all just a bunch of Dave Ramsey's around here?
    6-8%, tops. If a person's credit is so crappy that they don't qualify, then they don't need to be buying a rifle... they are going to have much bigger problems to deal with soon.

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    Never, ever, finance toys!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markk9 View Post
    Never, ever, finance toys!!!
    My AR is a tool Financing tools is OK.

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    I was on DD's website a couple days ago and see that. My first thought was , WTF??

    Is DD hurting that bad? What does their dealers think making it easy to buy direct??
    The price of liberty is, always has been, and always will be blood: The person who is not willing to die for his liberty has already lost it to the first scoundrel who is willing to risk dying to violate that person's liberty! Are you free?
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    Quote Originally Posted by six8 View Post
    My AR is a tool Financing tools is OK.
    Now if I could just order one through Snap-On, wife would never know.
    The price of liberty is, always has been, and always will be blood: The person who is not willing to die for his liberty has already lost it to the first scoundrel who is willing to risk dying to violate that person's liberty! Are you free?
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    Quote Originally Posted by six8 View Post
    My AR is a tool Financing tools is OK.
    Ah yes, the universal truth of "financing tools is ok." Throw some Kliens and Channellocks on the tab while you're at it

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScatmanCrothers View Post
    Ah yes, the universal truth of "financing tools is ok." Throw some Kliens and Channellocks on the tab while you're at it
    Works with the Wifey every time ...

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    This is an interesting way to keep moving product and not damage their brand by reducing the value of the product like some other manufacturers have done; selling "blems", blow out sales or per-unit price reduction.
    You dig your grave with your fork.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justin_247 View Post
    You must have really bad credit if your interest rate is that high. The highest card I have is 8.99%, with the lowest being 4.99%. And they mail me "no interest for 12 mo" checks all the time, with limits in excess of $5,000.

    10-18% is a horrible APR. Horrible.
    I thought most these days were ~20%. I don't even know what my CC's interest rates are as I've never carried a balance on either of them. So.... yea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Talon167 View Post
    I thought most these days were ~20%. I don't even know what my CC's interest rates are as I've never carried a balance on either of them. So.... yea.
    It's all based upon your credit and payment history. If you're 18 and getting your first credit card, it's going to be in the 20s. If you're 30 and have had credit cards for the past decade without missing a single payment, keep a low balance, and have a good credit history with other companies, you can easily get a credit card with a low interest rate and request a reduction in interest rate on your existing cards.

    But if you're 30 and the best interest rate you can get on a credit card is 20%, then there is something seriously wrong and you need to review your credit report ASAP.

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