Valmont Firearms

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meles meles
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#1 Post by meles meles »

We have just visited Daniel at Valmont Firearms and bought a few .22LR canned bangs. Very nice chap, helpful and reasonable prices.
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#2 Post by Mezzer »

meles meles wrote:We have just visited Daniel at Valmont Firearms and bought a few .22LR canned bangs. Very nice chap, helpful and reasonable prices.
Define 'reasonable'.

His prices always appear on the high side to me

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#3 Post by Primer »

Mezzer wrote:
meles meles wrote:We have just visited Daniel at Valmont Firearms and bought a few .22LR canned bangs. Very nice chap, helpful and reasonable prices.
Define 'reasonable'.

His prices always appear on the high side to me

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The prices on the 1911 lbp parts are definitely on the high price, not really looked at their other stuff.
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#4 Post by Demonic69 »

Canned bang?
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#5 Post by phaedra1106 »

Demonic69 wrote:Canned bang?
It's a can with a bang in it, simples! :good:

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#6 Post by Chapuis »

Prices appear to be towards the top end to me.
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#7 Post by Sim G »

Chapuis wrote:Prices appear to be towards the top end to me.

Ditto.
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#8 Post by bnz41 »

His Enfield spare parts are over priced as well.
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#9 Post by nigelc »

Bought a 10/22 mag from him - his prices are def on the high side, but the service was excellent.
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#10 Post by 450 Martini »

He was selling SMLE slings and action covers for £25 each, which is quite expensive. I can still get unissued job lots of these items for a few pound each at militaria fairs.
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