I just found out about www.technicalvideorental.com from a member here a while ago. I rented a couple of videos from them and was very please. Then, one day, I click my bookmark to go rent a few more and the page is no longer available. Wha... what!! I was very upset. Anyways, I did a history search of the last time I was there and visited one of the other pages and bam! There it is!! Yay!!! Aparently, they upgraded the site or something and changed their homepage. That was why my link was bad.

Anyways, any of you that don't know about this place, just check out their firearms section and you will be sold!!

Enjoy,
Kris

I guess no one cares?

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Holy Hell!

Edit, $10 per rental? Granted they are rather unusual titles, but you could almost buy some of those DVD's for that.

Quoted: Holy Hell! Edit, $10 per rental? Granted they are rather unusual titles, but you could almost buy some of those DVD's for that.

Have you looked at the prices for the gun videos? Some of those are easily $50 each. Technical videos aren't cheap.

Quoted: Quoted: Holy Hell! Edit, $10 per rental? Granted they are rather unusual titles, but you could almost buy some of those DVD's for that. Have you looked at the prices for the gun videos? Some of those are easily $50 each. Technical videos aren't cheap.

I know.  But I buy videos instead of paying 2.99 to rent them though too. So percentage wise, its about the same. I'm strange like that though....

Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Holy Hell! Edit, $10 per rental? Granted they are rather unusual titles, but you could almost buy some of those DVD's for that. Have you looked at the prices for the gun videos? Some of those are easily $50 each. Technical videos aren't cheap. I know.  But I buy videos instead of paying 2.99 to rent them though too. So percentage wise, its about the same. I'm strange like that though....

I used to do the same thing until I joined Netflix. Heck, I'd rent a movie and end up paying $15 for it after late fees. I just started buying them also. I've easily got 500+ DVD's, and I probably won't watch 10% of them again.