The Czickness XI: Fulcrum Trigger Blues.

[bjenkins]

That flipper with the green P01 just raised the price by $60 after someone said they would take it. Must be charging an additional dollar for every ice pick mark around the slide stop pin.

 

[RustyHornet]

Wait a minute I like the green but also like bumblebee yellow and bright orange?

 

[Birds Away]

https://www.americantactical.us/5421/detail.html

 

[canterbc]

He raised the price after an offer was made? I still see $420. I see what you mean by flipper though. 70-ish posts and 41 reviews left for him on itrader.

 

[Birds Away]

He raised the price after an offer was made? I still see $420. I see what you mean by flipper though. 70-ish posts and 41 reviews left for him on itrader.

He changed it back and agreed to the deal. Interesting. I smell

 

[churchmouse]

He changed it back and agreed to the deal. Interesting. I smell

 

[Birds Away]

I was born at night....but it wasn't last night.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

When you czickos have a shoot/get together in the summertime, I would like to invite myself along if that is ok with you guys.

 

[88E30M50]

Hate is such a strong word. It is a different color. Needs something to make it look right. Perhaps grips.

Something like this:

 

[ChrisK]

He changed it back and agreed to the deal. Interesting. I smell

I think he might have gotten Moused!!!

 

[churchmouse]

When you czickos have a shoot/get together in the summertime, I would like to invite myself along if that is ok with you guys.

I will let you know.

 

[T-DOGG]

Somebody needs to jump all over this:

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/handguns-pistols-revolvers/432995-cz-p01-9mm-od-green-factory-duty-coat-nsn-markings.html

Hmmmm......ad went bye bye.

 

[T-DOGG]

So as many of you already know, I sold a bunch of stuff recently in the classies, most of which was odds and ends that I wasn't using anymore or didn't want anymore. That stuff has now paid for two training classes in one weekend for me in April, Advanced Handgun along with Defensive Rifle & Pistol. These will be my 3rd and 4th training classes with this instructor. This is one of my main focal points this year, training. I also have a Revere's Riders class in May at AAOptics compound near Richmond, really looking forward to that one as well.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/tactics-training/432483-dsc-classes-posted.html

 

[wtburnette]

So as many of you already know, I sold a bunch of stuff recently in the classies, most of which was odds and ends that I wasn't using anymore or didn't want anymore. That stuff has now paid for two training classes in one weekend for me in April, Advanced Handgun along with Defensive Rifle & Pistol. These will be my 3rd and 4th training classes with this instructor. This is one of my main focal points this year, training. I also have a Revere's Riders class in May at AAOptics compound near Richmond, really looking forward to that one as well.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/tactics-training/432483-dsc-classes-posted.html

Very cool...

 

[88E30M50]

So as many of you already know, I sold a bunch of stuff recently in the classies, most of which was odds and ends that I wasn't using anymore or didn't want anymore. That stuff has now paid for two training classes in one weekend for me in April, Advanced Handgun along with Defensive Rifle & Pistol. These will be my 3rd and 4th training classes with this instructor. This is one of my main focal points this year, training. I also have a Revere's Riders class in May at AAOptics compound near Richmond, really looking forward to that one as well.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/tactics-training/432483-dsc-classes-posted.html

So, that's what sticking to a plan looks like.

 

[T-DOGG]

So, that's what sticking to a plan looks like.

Yes. I can't believe it either.

My 5 month plan is to be rid of CC and medical debt.
My 6 month and on plan is to aggressively attack my 2nd mortgage.
My 5 year plan is to be rid of my 2nd mortgage, both car loans (wife pays one of these) and put the house up for sale.

End goal is sell our current house, then have enough money freed up monthly to allow a nicer house in the country with my own land to shoot on and enjoy the outdoors instead of dealing with the neighbors being right on top of us and their constant shenanigans.

I can't do any of this if I keep spending ALL my money on a never ending game of musical guns, optics, and gear.
I can however reward myself occasionally with a well thought out purchase of something necessary and fulfilling, instead of a price based impulse buy, also known as "too good a deal to pass up".

 

[bjenkins]

Yes. I can't believe it either.

My 5 month plan is to be rid of CC and medical debt.
My 6 month and on plan is to aggressively attack my 2nd mortgage.
My 5 year plan is to be rid of my 2nd mortgage, both car loans (wife pays one of these) and put the house up for sale.

End goal is sell our current house, then have enough money freed up monthly to allow a nicer house in the country with my own land to shoot on and enjoy the outdoors instead of dealing with the neighbors being right on top of us and their constant shenanigans.

I can't do any of this if I keep spending ALL my money on a never ending game of musical guns, optics, and gear.
I can however reward myself occasionally with a well thought out purchase of something necessary and fulfilling, instead of a price based impulse buy, also known as "too good a deal to pass up".

My hat is off to you Travis,if not careful I can be swept up in guns, fishing etc.

 

[TWEAKD4]

Now that you shared the big picture I can see why you are making these sacrifices now. You will have so much to show for it once your plan turns into reality.

 

[churchmouse]

Yes. I can't believe it either.

My 5 month plan is to be rid of CC and medical debt.
My 6 month and on plan is to aggressively attack my 2nd mortgage.
My 5 year plan is to be rid of my 2nd mortgage, both car loans (wife pays one of these) and put the house up for sale.

End goal is sell our current house, then have enough money freed up monthly to allow a nicer house in the country with my own land to shoot on and enjoy the outdoors instead of dealing with the neighbors being right on top of us and their constant shenanigans.

I can't do any of this if I keep spending ALL my money on a never ending game of musical guns, optics, and gear.
I can however reward myself occasionally with a well thought out purchase of something necessary and fulfilling, instead of a price based impulse buy, also known as "too good a deal to pass up".

This is a good solid plan. Stay the course.

 

[ChristianPatriot]

We are completely debt free except for the house. Feels nice.

I've got a sweet Champion and a big box of ammo and no time to get to the range