Budget is a word with many meanings.It is when someone asks about wanting to get a air gun that fits their budget.They state that,ok?
Then we get someone or a couple of people saying get so and so airgun because it's worth spending a lot more money for. Guess what? You just did that person a disservice. They told you they had a budget. It's not up to you to tell them they should spend $1000 over their budget. You do not know why they have a budget. I think these people who are saying to get an airgun outside the budget are just bragging on what they have,, or cannot read.
Another thing I see...a person will post all the information needed in their post and someone will ask a question that is Already stated,Like read the post ,that information is already in there ok I know that we all skim at times.
Thank you for your thoughts ,I am always willing to listen.![]()
I agree it’s unhelpful when then budget is $500 and the suggestions completely disregard that.
That said there are reasons to go outside of a stated budget or ask to understand it better.
- stated goal or use conflicts with the budget
- if the budget can increase by waiting and saving more money, sometimes going a little over budget is worthwhile to get into a better product.
- if the budget will somehow result in an unsafe or inhumane situation.
I think a lot of folks with disposable income have an airgun or two that they would have done differently in hindsight. But that doesn’t mean you should disregard the stated budget.
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