I have lectured here on this subject before, but thought that it might be helpful to give a real-life example:
Sold my Mini-14 for $500, so I have some discretionary funds.
So far, the availability of this money has been used to justify the upcoming purchase of a Ruger Mini in 6.8 RS, finally buying (done deal) the Merkel KR1 in .270 with an extra barrell in 6.5X55, getting ready to buy a Bushwhacker when/if they become available, and probably finally ordering a Tank Buster LE.
I love Economics. And some people said that the MBA would never pay off!
PS: I wonder if I could come out of retirement and get a job with the Obama administration?
Sold my Mini-14 for $500, so I have some discretionary funds.
So far, the availability of this money has been used to justify the upcoming purchase of a Ruger Mini in 6.8 RS, finally buying (done deal) the Merkel KR1 in .270 with an extra barrell in 6.5X55, getting ready to buy a Bushwhacker when/if they become available, and probably finally ordering a Tank Buster LE.
I love Economics. And some people said that the MBA would never pay off!
PS: I wonder if I could come out of retirement and get a job with the Obama administration?