$300? For just a little more you could get him a CZ P-10C. A quality pistol and a steal for the going rate of around $375-400.
How about a basket of dog treats and energy bars?
A really nice knife is always a welcome gift for a man.
>$300? For just a little more you could get him a CZ P-10C. A quality pistol and a steal for the going rate of around $375-400.>>
While I don't doubt that's a good deal, I would never take the liberty of gifting a firearm to anyone outside of immediate family.
>How about a basket of dog treats and energy bars?>>
Solid suggestion. Would definitely couple with the knife idea, which I really like. Why didn't I think of that? Thanks CZ!
>While I don't doubt that's a good deal, I would never take the liberty of gifting a firearm to anyone outside of immediate family.
Yeah it's honestly kind of a pain in the ass unless you take them to the store and buy it for them in person. But an egift cayrs to an online retailer is just as good, but then it's kind of a lame gift with nothing to open. And they just buy some random POS that catches their eye.
But I'll never pass up an opportunity to plug one of the best gun makers around.
Anyways, happy to have been if assistance.
A old family friend always said that 18 was a good time for a proper knife. In modern times they consider graduating high school when to give a good knife.
I like the suggestions though.
Since he is a mechanic, I would consider finding out if he needs some tool or would appreciate a gift card for the place he buys them. A lot of mechanics own all of their tools and they move with them where ever they go. A proper tool can last a decade or more and really good ones have lifetime warranties.
That's a great idea. Or spare batteries for his chosen brand of power tools. Can never have enough.