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Firstly
thanks to everyone for sending in pictures to the last competition.
The winner of the Gerber Multitool was Mr Pickering from Leeds.
This issues competition is really easy. The lucky winner will
get a Jack Pyke Bushcraft knife. |
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have added two more knives to the Byrd range to include the
Cara Cara & the Robin. The Byrd range are designed &
manufactured for the US company Spyderco. |
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last few years has seen a huge change in the world of
camouflage clothing, with many new styles on the market.
The traditional army "95" style has given way
to the "real styles". We now stock the Jack
Pyke English Oak range of clothes and accessories. |
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this be the most useful present ever! The 28 piece cleaning
kit has mops and brushes for shotguns of 10 bore to .410
and rifle calibers from .117 up to 9mm. The entire kit
is boxed in a light wood box with fastener. All for £19.99
we believe this really is great value |
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~~NEWSLETTER
ONLY SPECIAL OFFERS~~ |
~~NEWSLETTER
ONLY SPECIAL OFFERS~~ |
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Top:
Cudeman 226L
OL:8.25" Full tang 440c steel one only £24.00
Bottom. Cudeman 119L OL:9.75"Full
tang 440c steel One only £20.00 |
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Web
Tex Machete and Basha (68"x88")
Only £28.00 the pair. Save £5.00 |
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Rob
Miller... The double edged bladesmith...... |
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of bespoke arms will probably be aware of Rob Miller the
bladesmith. Based on the Isle Of Skye and working under
the name of castle keep, Rob has been making incredibly
well crafted swords and edged tools for many years now.
Prior to this however Rob had another claim to fame. He
was a member of the Punk band Amebix. The band now have
their own dedicated website. Friends, the curious or visitors
to Robs Workshop should take a peek at both of the sites. |
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If
you are interested in all things military or survival,
why not get a copy of Combat And Survival. With a wide
range of articles including front line reports, a firearms
review, survival info and lots more. |
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New
From RUI |
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During a trade trip we discovered Rui.We intend to stock
the complete range. At the moment we have in stock the
fixed blade tactical"T1 and the easi-open folder
"T2F" Hopefully we will have the complete range
shortly. |
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Nazis
in Suffolk |
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after the evacuation of British troops from Dunkirk in
1940, a very mysterious incident occurred on an isolated
shingle bank, 15 miles east of Ipswich, on the Suffolk
coast. The official records are still held under the official
secrets act and under Churchill’s direct orders
are not due to be released until 2021. So what did happen
at “Shingle Street” that had to be kept so
secret? A few eye witness’s are still alive and
recount stories of washed up charred bodies, fires at
sea and a lot of gunfire. Could it have been a small “commando”
style invasion by the Nazis? It makes a great deal of
sense when you look at the various other military instillations
nearby. One of which was the experimental Radar base at
Bawdsey. Whatever did happen that night in 1940 soldiers
bodies were certainly buried nearby “en mass”
If you want to read more there is lots of
websites. Judging by the amount of aggressively driven
all black BMW urban assault vehicles in the area, I do
wonder if one or two invaders slipped the net… |
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