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  1. milegajo
    As this will be everyones company, feel free to chime in with your two cents to help shape it guys! I.e what do you want it to deliver? How would you like it structured? What products should it sell? How much should shares cost? Who can buy from it? Anyone or members only? On the last note, I prefer inclusivity not exclusivity...
  2. milegajo
    I already know a bit about Industrial and Provident Societies and that seems the way to go according to the guide.
  3. milegajo
    No, each other. The RFD idea would be an outside contractor. Essentially 'drop shipping'. Low profit initially for the co-operative, but potentially a gateway into the marketplace. Going to study this guide http://www.uk.coop/sites/default/files/starting-a-co-operative_0_0.pdf Lots of homework!
  4. milegajo
    Don't apologise, questioning is just what i need to thrash this out and cover all the bases. For the rfd its a numbers game. Higher sales shared profit margin vs high margin low sales. Often the former is better.
  5. milegajo
    Am in talks now with an RFD who is willing to partner up with the co-operative. Has accounts with all the major distributors. Will release more details when I have definites.
  6. milegajo
    Co-Operative is the business structure. It means that director or shelf stacker, you should all receive an equal dividend or profit share at the end of the financial year. Over simplified explanation, but that's the fundamental idea. The bulk discount is one potential benefit. It could be direct as you describe, or indirect in the sense you pay RRP but the profit is either re-invested or distributed back to you and the other share holders as a dividend. So you get it back one way or the other. Potentially, you could buy a share, do nothing else, and if your fellow shareholders vote for the
  7. milegajo
    All valid. BUT. I may have just secured a deal with an established gunsmith who already has the accounts and RFD status. By starting small and perhaps only getting 5% back to invest in the Co-Operative we can at least see some return on money that would otherwise be lost. Its also about collaborating. If we can get together and say to a gunshop right we are 500 strong and all want air arms diablos whats your best price...we may get somewhere!
  8. milegajo
    One possible benefit perhaps, but lets start small :-)
  9. milegajo
    I had a flash of inspiration yesterday. I intend to draft a business proposal and embark on the necessary research, but thoughts and inputs welcome, after all, the intention is that all become investors,customers,agents and shareholders in this venture. The Idea? Airgunners unite to form a co-operative business supplying all the products required. Those who invest and join will be privy to special discounted prices. No one person to profit solely. All profits to be shared as a Dividend. By Airgunners, Of Airgunners, For Airgunners. A safe storage facility for merchandise and bu
  10. milegajo
    There's a thought...strapping a combro to my johnson. Wonder what grain weight i should enter. That would be interesting...
  11. milegajo
    Let's see your groups mawders... and not the ones on the sock in the nightstand...hahahaha
  12. milegajo
    Nah i take that back. Too harsh. Glad you've sprouted stones and ditched the 'supertun' for a real hunting tool.
  13. milegajo
    All that time waiting to be greeted by a massive 'BIDOOIIING'! I think i would die. Happy too. Lmfao.
  14. milegajo
    Hope it twangs ya big poo face.
  15. milegajo
    Best leave my guns at home so they don't morph...
  16. milegajo
    Jealous! Jealous! Me?! Lil bit. Hope Mawders will let me tag along when he picks it up so I can share in the glory. And say hi to the legend without blushing...
  17. milegajo
    Excited at the prospect of a new lead flinger sure, but excited to stroke a mans hair is quite another my friend.
  18. milegajo
    Ahh 21 damp-wet dreams...you guys should see the filth Mawders has said. Dreading how bad it'll get if he ever receives his pop gun.
  19. milegajo
    I wipe my bum after i brew a good batch.
  20. milegajo
    Mawders is in love with Tony...
  21. milegajo
    No, but it seems the debates get more long winded and boring as the years go on.... Zzzzzzzz The only fact that matters is that .177 is a calibre for women and gay men... Ha ha ha milegajo syrup style! you forgot misers who begrudge paying more than a tenner a tin for fancy shaped lead...
  22. milegajo
    I am awesome....coulda caught him with my teeth! Ahh I'm blushing now...
  23. milegajo
    Miss! The cheek of it! The outrageous audacity of such a lie! Ask them rabbits and the headless pigeon...
  24. milegajo
    PCP - Point, Click, Pop.
  25. milegajo
    As you well know, none required for pcp. Good luck going back to springers. Tony wall can tune it, but he cant shoot it for ya!
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