0% finance on rifles?

[Sniper308]

I’ve been asked if any shops do 0% finance on rifles, I know optics warehouse do it on scopes, I don’t know of any stores doing it for rifles though? Just wondering if anyone knows any shops that do?

 

[EdgarF]

If you are looking for finance, you could apply for a 0% credit card. There are still some cards offering up to 21 months interest free. The only issue would be obtaining a sufficient credit limit to cover the cost of the rifle.

 

[Greenmist]

Plenty do finance, although I don't think any are interest free

 

[Sandyb]

If you are looking for finance, you could apply for a 0% credit card. There are still some cards offering up to 21 months interest free. The only issue would be obtaining a sufficient credit limit to cover the cost of the rifle.

Exactly this… I’ve done it a few times on large expense items such as Pulsar Accolade Pros last year and Sako TRG rifles on previous years.. it certainly helps when paying a deposit for a rifle that you’re waiting up to 12months for.

 

[Acm]

Exactly this… I’ve done it a few times on large expense items such as Pulsar Accolade Pros last year and Sako TRG rifles on previous years.. it certainly helps when paying a deposit for a rifle that you’re waiting up to 12months for.

I paid for a trip to Zimbabwe with my wife on one, always worried about paying it off in the run up to the trip then covid hit and we had nothing else to spend money on, so glad we did it!

 

[chriswjx]

Fishingmegastore.com do, although not a massive selection of rifles.

 

[Miceton]

Yeah agree with above, 0% fixed rate Credit Card is usually the best option, plus you have some purchase protection with a Credit Card if you have any come back.

 

[wilbert]

I've found over the years if anywhere is doing 0% finance then they won't offer any discount. Best off getting a card with 0% on purchases and haggling to get some discount on the package.

 

[Bowland blades]

The shop pays for this you understand ? They have the appropriate margins to offer it , hence you still pay .
Unfortunately its now illegal to differentiate between a client who pays in full or pays in credit but the shop that doesn't do credit at all will maybe have a better price they can do for you ?