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Hades just froze over

Old_Me said:
get excited, maybe get a good stiff one....
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Old_Me said:
go ahead, send him the Glock, and send me, Rachel Reynolds from.... The Price is Right


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If you're like many of us older guys here, you're more likely to be able to operate the Glock closer to potential.

I'm too much like the old guy who was asked by his buddy when they saw a couple of very attractive young ladies which one he would choose to be stuck in an elevator with.

"The one who can fix elevators. I'm old, and I need to pee a lot."
 
Annihilator said:
I had a great offer to sell my last remaining Glocks, so I took the offer, and bought my Echelon back from the same dealer who took the Glocks. So when your on a fixed income and the medical bills keep coming, sometimes you got to do what you got to do, so, yes, hades did freeze over……🥶🥶
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I hear you, I have had to do that more than once. My wife's portable oxygen concentrator is over 3 grand and going up. She is on 7 liters per hour and portables only last about 3 to 4 hours B4 needing to be charged. The home concentrator goes to 8 SO I will be getting ready to move up on the machine if this one will handle it. Anyway that's the road we travel and guns are money in the bank and has covered expenses B4. Glad you got the good gun back. 👍
 
Hi,

Annihilator said:
I had a great offer to sell my last remaining Glocks, so I took the offer, and bought my Echelon back from the same dealer who took the Glocks. So when your on a fixed income and the medical bills keep coming, sometimes you got to do what you got to do, so, yes, hades did freeze over……🥶🥶
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I think I hear you. I'm getting to that age where, while I have mad money saved for hobbies and activities, I'm starting to think, "Will I get a good ROI for this purchase?" I'm not saying I've made my last purchase, but it's getting harder to decide what my next purchase might be. Maybe I'll just let my small nest egg earn a little more interest. After all, I might need it for something more important than fun on the range. My collection is not big but I still have a few units that have been out of the safe only a couple of times. Why buy a gun if I'm not gonna shoot it? I'd rather wear it out than let it rot. ;)


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
BassCliff said:
Hi,



I think I hear you. I'm getting to that age where, while I have mad money saved for hobbies and activities, I'm starting to think, "Will I get a good ROI for this purchase?" I'm not saying I've made my last purchase, but it's getting harder to decide what my next purchase might be. Maybe I'll just let my small nest egg earn a little more interest. After all, I might need it for something more important than fun on the range. My collection is not big but I still have a few units that have been out of the safe only a couple of times. Why buy a gun if I'm not gonna shoot it? I'd rather wear it out than let it rot. ;)


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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This is exactly how I feel. If I don't use it for a year I usually get rid of it. I have a couple more that have made it to that point. Have been putting it off but need to follow thru.
 
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