Asking people what to buy?

[crazy charlie]

I read so many posts that people ask what should I buy where I as a reader have no idea what you want it for or what you already have. After a while it gets really boring reading after 4 or five post to find out what you really want doesn't exist or you already have it.

[normanvin]

reading a post is a lot like watching tv. if something comes up that you don't want to watch change the channel.

if something that comes up that does not interest you do not read it.

[itstock]

They aren't quite as boring as this thread though. Don't like it, don't read it. Don't want to read it, don't read it!

[Hokkmike]

Crazy Charlie, don't you remember the excitement of buy your first (or any new) gun? Try to have some fun with these threads. Remember, the primary intent of forums like this is entertainment then education.

[XD45]

alot of forum members really respect the opinion of other people on this forum so they want to hear what there is out there,and how it performs sure sometimes they forget to put the intended use but usually by post 3 its asked. Also guess what alot of us gun nuts will buy any gun thats for any purpose f it catches our eye.


i'll take them over the whining i'm 4 and everything should be just for me BS you just shat in this thread...


if i was a mod i'd be saying CLOSED right now before the shit fest really starts in here

[RocketFoot]

IBTL!

Nothing wrong with what to buy threads...everybody likes to hear some feedback on a prospective purchase before they plunk down hard earned cash!

[WWGunslinger]

hell, even i usually read those types of threads even if i'm not really interested in that particular gun or whatever. you get to learn more, see whats out there, and hey, maybe i will be interested in that gun down the road.

[Mity2]

I usually never ask peoples opinion on what to get next, because I usually get
"Get Glock" Which I hate.

But its always nice to get people's opinion on things. Specially if your new to the whole gun scean.

Remenber, all of us were newb at one point. Simply disregarding it by saying "gets really boring reading after 4 or five post" would show that poster is being somewhat ignorant, and not being helpful fellow who shares same interest

[knight0334]

Asking "what to buy" only goes to helping someone make an informed decision.

Someone with prior experience about a certain firearm may be able to point out a critical flaw that is often overlooked.