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I understand what people are saying about you standing around waiting for them to come and even acknowledge you, even when the place is empty of customers.

Yes, I've had that too. The first time I popped in I thought perhaps they had gone for lunch and forgotten to lock up.

All part of the character of the place, Ma Parker was even better!

I once successfully purchased a breech flag there, as I've yet to have a positive experience (apart from that) there, I'll refrain from commenting further.

Some months ago a shooting friend of mine wanted a No5 jungle carbine and thought Fultons may be worth a look, so we popped in saw one in the window asked about looking at it, was asked could we come back later, they would get it out ready so we could look it over. So several hours later we returned only to find shop empty and rifle still locked up. Same shop person came from the back we asked about the No5 he just walked straight past us into the office. No sale.... I'll refrain from commenting further and who it was....

Ah,Fultons of Bisley...they are like U2 pop band...not everybody taste...but they are there and this is a big plus...usualy

I heard a rumour that HPS might start up on-site and give 'em a bit of competition, which they really need, but that project appears to have gone quiet........

Pete

Pete wrote:I heard a rumour that HPS might start up on-site and give 'em a bit of competition, which they really need, but that project appears to have gone quiet........

Pete

I heard that they could not rent/buy the building behind the shotgun centre that they have used before so shelved the idea.

Isnt the NRA starting an expanded retail shop in the old Pavilion as part of the refurbishment?

Fultons appear to be one of those magical enterprises which continue to exist without actually doing anything. My experience matches others, it's actually quite difficult to buy stuff from them.