Layway Help?

[pablo45]

So, I have a few guns on layway right and now. I know I should of just got one but every time I went in there was something else I wanted. So I only have a few months on these so I thought I would get some of your help and ask what your opinions where of which one I should get out first.
The first one is a Beretta Cx4 storm 9mm carbine with a rail system on the top and a few 10 round mag's. I still owe about 560.00 on.
Second is a Beretta 92fs 9mm with a stainless slide and barrel. It has a 2-15 round mag's. I owe 570.00 on.
Next is a Heckler and Koch USP stainless full size 9mm with 5-10 round mag's. I just put that one on layway today. I went to pay on one of my other ones and saw another guy looking at it. As soon as he put it down I ask the counter guy to get me a layway form before the other guy could ask or negotiate. I know I shouldn't of but I saw it and fell in love. On that one i owe 570.00.
So what would you take out of layway first? Thanks for the replies

 

[ugaarguy]

Get the one you've had on layaway longest paid off first.

 

[possum]

i would get the cx4, i loved those things when i first saw them in magzines and on the internet and even more so when i talked my dad into buying one, really so i could get the experience of shooting it, they are neat little guns and alot of fun accurate enough for close up work, even out to 50 yds it did good.

 

[CajunBass]

Get the one you've had on layaway longest paid off first.

Seems logical to me.

 

[cpttango30]

How do you do it? I can not buy a gun and leave it at the store. I just can't do it.

I will save until I can go buy it and walk out. I guess it is that instant gratification thing.

 

[bannockburn]

Reminds me of my first job when I worked at a large department store that had a sporting goods section in it. I always volunteered to check in the long guns, as that way I had the first selection of whatever came in. I put a lot of guns on layaway, but I always did it one at a time; paying one off, then putting another one in. Still if they let you do it, why not? At least you know what your saving for.