What Guns do you plan on buying with your tax return?

[atypicalparkie]

hoo boy, that's a tough one. I'm really drawn to getting a decent AK, but gotta make sure I've got the $ for a real gun-safe at the same time... hmm and it's silly I don't yet have a 10/22...

 

[glockguy]

If I am lucky a 30-30. We will see if nothing else comes up and I have to wait a lil longer or not.

oh yea... i wanna get one of these as well

 

[desert_fox]

Blaser R8 professional and fitted with 5-25x53 Swarovski Scope.

 

[stainmstr]

What tax return? The goverment took away my child dependant so now I owe. well off to work I go.

 

[ejmpnu92]

I was going to go either AK or M1A but, two airplane tickets and a moving van took priority.

 

[jlbob]

An 870 Marine, Or a 44 mag Ruger Alaskan

 

[Kimber Custom]

I was hoping for a Saiga 12 but my refund didn't get here before the ATF BS and prices went through the roof. I opted for an HK USP instead. I had one a while back and always regretted selling it.

Although I really hate getting a tax return at all. I'd much rather have less money taken out of my weekly check instead of giving the gooberment an interest free loan.

 

[DinhRose]

I just built and RRA AR with my tax return. Needless to say, I've spent more than tax return.

 

[gaijinsamurai]

Most will go into savings for a house, but I'll treat myself to an HK91 clone and hopefully, another .303 Enfield to add to my collection.
I owe the State of Oregon almost $1k, but fortunately, my Fed return will be a nice amount.

 

[2506]

Everyone should realize that ideally what it should say on line 72 should be $0. If you owe tax or are due a significant return, you're not doing it right. Remember, a tax refund means you have essentially given the government an interest free loan using your money.

 

[Shooter98]

Man, even owning a house and turning in a bunch of write offs I still owe every year! Ugh, last year was the first year I balanced out. This year I expect to owe just under a grand.

 

[Nwcid]

Everyone should realize that ideally what it should say on line 72 should be $0. If you owe tax or are due a significant return, you're not doing it right. Remember, a tax refund means you have essentially given the government an interest free loan using your money.

If you have a normal job with a reasonably normal income that is much easier to do. My income can change by up to 25% each year depending on my jobs. On top of that depending on what job I am working at will depend on the amount made which will make different amount of taxes withdrawn.

 

[jordanvraptor]

Already spent it... Hopefully the tax return will clear my short term debt and rebuild cash reserves. I did get an Aimpoint Pro to mount on the M4 though and might be getting a M&P9 if I can sell the wife's 642.

 

[servingu]

I will probably owe also. One thing to being self employed.

24 X 7 364 days a yr I love being self employed it’s that one day of the year….
I wait till the last minute cuz I hate paying!

 

[MA Duce]

Return??? what is THAT????

 

[Bon Sauvage]

I'm relatively well heeled on this tax return. I plan on getting a full blown Saiga conversion for my 5.45x39mm from Rifle Dynamics. I just placed an order with Tucker Leather for a holster, magazine carrier, and belt (8 month wait) and I received a set of elephant ivory grip panels for my 1911 in the mail today. They are sooooo sweet.

 

[judicator]

Hopefully a Ruger LCR with the tritium Big Dot sight, with plenty of $$ left over for paying bills.

 

[B-Towner]

I've been off work for a couple of months, so I'm trying to control myself and not use my refund to buy a pistol. I'm trying to spend more quality time with the ones I already have. You know, clean them, or change the grips, or get them a new silicone cloth, or photograph them. Maybe I'll experiment with the loaner guns at the range more than I would otherwise.

If a job comes through, I'm rushing out to get a SA XD 9mm.

 

[parallax]

Good news, I got back $4,500 federal!!
now the bad news, it went right into my wifes savings account.

 

[Spray-n-pray]

Everyone should realize that ideally what it should say on line 72 should be $0. If you owe tax or are due a significant return, you're not doing it right. Remember, a tax refund means you have essentially given the government an interest free loan using your money.

Understood, but how many people would squirrel away that little extra each week (or month) so as to have a decent chunk to buy a new gun? I know I wouldn't. It would end up getting spent going out to eat, a new pair of shoes for the wife, or if I'm lucky, a box of ammo. For me, tax return = forced savings plan.