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radar screen image We are always on the search for more stock and buy from all over the world, any major news items whether about stock or what we have been up to will be found here.
PPSH Stick magazines, we have been able to secure another small quantity of these hard to get mags, don't delay, buy today!! You'll fine them in the shop.
We are now building up a stock of Mauser accessories and non-FAC spares, take a look in the shop for more info, chamber cleaners and guides, foresight replacement hoods, K98 cleaning rods, slings for K98 and G98 and more
Now in, Remote control 1/16th Tiger, Panther and M26 Tanks with rotating turrets and firing BB gun!! Click here for more info
tiger
Just in! , Bren Cart case catchers, these rare vehicle mounted items now in for only £75, few only! They are available in the SHOP now.
Bren case catcher

BELTRING 2007-mud city!!

Well this year was interesting, still a good show as always, but the rain made ground conditions appalling, didn't stop the hardy souls who attended from going round the stalls though! One chap even brought a snow mobile in to the stall area!

This is a picture of this years crew on the stall, same faces as always and a pleasure to have them with us.

From left to right: Ian Durrant, Mandy Durrant (owners), Kevin 'Gerbil' Brackston, Tony Brassington and Jason Ross, all still smiling, but note the ground and the wellies!

War and Peace show staff 2007

BELTRING
WAR AND PEACE SHOW 2006

competition winner 2006

Mr Lee Higgins was the winner of the War & Peace radio competition at the show, prizes donated by the Gunner are handed to Mr Higgins (right) By Director Ian Durrant(although you wouldn't guess it from his appearance, but it was hot!)

The show was huge as usual, Ian got to play with a couple of 75mm Pack How's courtesy of Neil King on the Monday, the rest of the week was spent trying to survive the heat and keeping up the fluid intake, beer down, fruit juice up!! Didn't stop the team having a few beers in the cooler evenings outside the stall though!! But the heat was exhausting and meant that early nights becme the norm.

Having heard various worrying rumours it is now beginning to sound like the show will be secure for next year and beyond, here's hoping!

The only downsides appeared to be the proliferation of complaints about the irresponsible use of children's pellet guns and Quad bikes which was potentially dangerous and at the very least irritating. We were selling BB's but had an age 18 rule and were advising parents that they were prohibited from using the gun on site.