gun with tax return

[belcher]

Replenish some ammo, and maybe an optic mount for my m1a.
credit card has priority, tired of the interest on it.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

View attachment 176761 Roseburg gun show was this weekend. I already got my refund, so some of it went towards 223 ammo. AND THIS! Yes that is a lever action 12 gauge!!

Sweet ol' Winchester!

 

[Pandaz3]

I always do my own taxes since the sixties, audited once, not too painful. That was because I worked overseas. Since '88 or so it has been computerized and a lot easier and more accurate. When all you have are W-2's and 1099's for income, it isn't too complicated. I am waiting for the 12th when a big update to the software is supposed to be out. I had so much activity it is hard to day if I will get any or have to pay some. I really need a computer this year.

I will buy a new Ruger takedown .22 Charger anyway. Just to celebrate having my taxes done.

 

[accessbob]

I would if I could. But we need to find a place and move. If anyone knows of a good 3 Bedroom home or apartment (prefer house) for $1,200 or less per month (if in Oregon) or $1,400 a month or less (if in Washington) let me know. We have 3 dogs (2 Chihuahuas and 1 pit bull) so that complicates things.

If we didn't have to move I would either be getting a KSG or the new SR1911 CMD Lightweight or perhaps getting the Rhino again. But alas, I can't. I'm so sad.

EDIT: Clarification - we want out of Portland and Multnomah County. We would like to be in Clackamas County (close to relatives and our church) but may end up in Vancouver or nearby or other somewhat close location. If I didn't want to move away from family or church I would go somewhere cheaper. But we have those roots we don't want to pull up.

 

[teflon6string]

I am buying a super cool roof for my house and a dump box for the old one. You guys try and stow your jealousy, ok?

Feeling your pain brother. I was lucky enough to recap my roof in December right over the old one. What I saved there more than covers something black and evil with plentiful cheap ammo and manacingly large magazines. Whoo-Hoo!

 

[Portaledgepete]

I shouldn't be to broken up about it, after all I was supposed to re-roof the house with my tax refund last year. I didn't, but I sure have enjoyed that 1911 I bought instead. And the AR I built. And the G42. And the Vortex SPARC. And.... Well, you get the idea.

 

[clearconscience]

Even with a mortgage, child, daycare, and student loan interests written off I'm not getting jack back.

I think I personally paying for a family of barry's cousins.

 

[edslhead]

I had to pay around $300 last year, but maybe I'll get some back this year if I'm lucky. Got a plinker ordered either way. Haven't had a 22 in a long time.

 

[Mr. Ben]

No firearm this year, probably put the return money towards a down payment on a home. Tired of paying somebody else's mortgage.

 

[jluck]

Steyr AUG and a Stihl MS461R for my non gun investment. Oh and I guess I need glass for three new rifles.

I will celebrate a bit this year if I do get a nice return. I paid last couple years do to some stock options I took (bad idea)....

 

[mikeybuck]

If I get enough,.....another ruger 44 carbine!

 

[spookshack]

None for me.
I did use most of my return on range/new member fees for my bro
and I at Johnson Creek Gun Club.

 

[Gunguy45]

With the enormous glut of EBRs on the market, I think I would look at a really nice piston gun. Maybe a SCAR, maybe a Sig. Good time to pick one up cheap.

I'm just finishing with a divorce and in it, I lost a Sig 556, Sig p239, a Sig p220 (with .22 conversion kit) a Colt Woodsman, a Ruger security Six 6" and a S&W Model 17-3. I got most of the guns, but it kills me to lose the Sigs in particular. (The 239 was a Satin nickel finish gun that was only made for one month and is irreplaceable). Expecting about $1200 in a return, but I have moved to a job that makes shooting something that can possibly happen maybe one-two days a month. So it's probably just going into savings.

If it was anything else? I'd be looking for something oddball that some Nimrod bought vastly over-priced in the panic. Maybe a piston AR in .300 blackout or a really kickass custom AK. Shot a lot, but never owned one. Ya, the AK I think. Everyone should have at least one good commie gun

 

[DieselScout]

Guns were last year, this year is a new CPU and motherboard for my gaming computer.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

Yes, finally getting my Ruger LC9s. Anyone want to sell their "safety" one so they can a new LC9s Pro?

 

[spookshack]

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Yes, finally getting my Ruger LC9s. Anyone want to sell their "safety" one so they can a new LC9s Pro?

I totally read that in my mind using Dr. Evil's voice!

Can someone please get me a new LC9s Pro with a freaking laser beam?

 

[Ttuck]

I bought a new gun a month ago so no new gun with this tax money. I am only getting 700 back this year. 100-150 from that is going to ammo for the AR and AK. went through quite a bit last time out shooting. Then most of the rest is going into savings. I'm currently looking to move later this year so i need to save up until then.

 

[drewp]

I still owe 5k from last years taxes...good thing I don't file till october

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

I still owe 5k from last years taxes...good thing I don't file till october

Late fees and interest start racking up on April 16th, so pay what you can now.

 

[jluck]

I still owe 5k from last years taxes...good thing I don't file till october

I had that problem last year.... S-U-C-K-S! Thats why I'm going to treat myself to something (or three) nice if I get a return that is. Just opened a business last year, Don't know how that will shake out.