Remember when it cost less...

[kidicarus13]

1.) Online companies did not charge tax (that was your responsibility)

2.) FFLs did not charge transfer fees, and when they were required to, it was <$50

3.) GunBroker didn't charge the buyer tax or a 1% "Compliance Fee"

4.) Shipping firearms was easy and relatively inexpensive through FedEx and UPS?

5.) There were no additional fees to use credit cards, and you received a discount when using ca$h

6.) Getting a 10-minute haircut was <$40

7.) Colorado did not charge $0.28 on every delivery

And unrelated to increased costs, the attached messages never existed for Colorado.

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[Bailey Guns]

I kind of feel sorry for the kids born in the past 10 or 15 years. They aren't gonna really know a world where there was a better time...unless things just get unbearably bad. At least us geezers have good memories of things when we were young.

[BPTactical]

Thank your local Democrat.

[Walker2970]

Pepperidge Farms remembers

[funkymonkey1111]

Who was required to charge a transfer fee?

[eddiememphis]

I remember when the Rocky Mountain News has classified ads. Under sporting goods, there were often guns listed.

No shipping, no compliance, no ffl, no CBI.

[kidicarus13]

Who was required to charge a transfer fee?

They aren't, but they all do = same as required in my book.

[BPTactical]

I remember when the Rocky Mountain News has classified ads. Under sporting goods, there were often guns listed.

No shipping, no compliance, no ffl, no CBI.

Hell I remember the Rocky Mountain News! The Thrifty Nickel was good for shooting irons as well.

[funkymonkey1111]

They aren't, but they all do = same as required in my book.

Cabela's does transfers for $30

[funkymonkey1111]

They aren't, but they all do = same as required in my book.

Cabela's does transfers for $30