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Breaking News! Our
new web shop is now online, after a huge learning curve and weeks of work until
late at night poring over a hot PC screen its finally ready!
The new shop gives us the ability to include '1 offs' which we
couldn't do before in case two people purchased the same item, but the new shop
has an inventory count which will prevent this. In addition it works in
realtime, so any updates we do are instant, this means that stock will change
dynamically as it arrives! In addition we have linked to Protx for payments
which gives a higher level of customer security and also means that customers
giving us incorrect card numbers are a thing of the pass, no need now for us to
phone and say "can I just check this with you please"!
If that wasn't enough, customers now have the ability to form wish
lists, open accounts, apply for subscriptions for email catalogues and updates
such as new stock lists which we will begin to issue once the list is
populated.
So, make sure you keep coming back on a
regular basis as the new shop is going to keep changing as new items
arrive. |
 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. |
| Breaking
News!We are now licensed firearms dealers, and we are now equipped to
carry out deactivation worrk on section 1 (eg Bolt action rifles and signal
pistols) and section 2 (shotguns) weapons |
| Now in, a nice range of scarce rifles for the collector, we are particularly
please to have secured sufficient numbers of the FN made Mauser M1924 (ex
Chinese contract, as used in the Korean War) to be able to offer these at a
trade price to dealers in the near future, keep an eye on the web shop. In
addition there are Mauser K98az, Mosin Nagant, Mauser M1896, Mannlicher M1888
plus others. We also have many rifles still to cut and collect from proof,
including a scarce Ljungmann Automatgeur by Carl Gustav, Enfield jungle
carbines, Mannlicher-Carcano, Webley flare pistols, and much
more! |
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| 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 |
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| We are always interested
in buying legally held live section 1 rifles suitable for deactivation, also
spares and accessories. |
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| OLD NEWS
ARCHIVE |
| Old articles we just can't bear to
part with! |
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BELTRING 2007-mud
city!! |
BELTRING
WAR AND PEACE SHOW
2006 |
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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 into 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! |
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. |
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