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You'd think I'd learn from experience, but I'd run out of powder and my options were severely limited. I go in under similar circumstances about every five years but, as I've yet to have a positive experience there, I'll refrain from commenting further.
Triffid

Plus one.

Not in the same class as Fulton Armory in Maryland USA clapclap
(They built my AR15 & M14 for me.) clapclap

I've bought a couple of rifles from them over the years and found them OK, once they've finished their lunch/tea/conversation and got round to serving you...........a bit like my local plumbers merchants actually, and unlike the plumbers merchants, they will haggle.
No problem with taking the rifles on to the zero range for a few bangs before buying, either.

Pete

No problems from them when I purchased my SVDS from them

I first went into Fultons in 1978 for some reloading items. They had none of them. over the years, I have been in the shop many times, but the only thing that I ever succeeded in buying was a couple of pounds of black powder. Staff were always un-helpful.
Fred

Triffid wrote:You'd think I'd learn from experience, but I'd run out of powder and my options were severely limited. I go in under similar circumstances about every five years but, as I've yet to have a positive experience there, I'll refrain from commenting further.
Triffid

+1

I've had good service on a repair to a Webley Mk1N WW1 pistol and a Winchester lever action I gave them in bits.

I have found Fultons to be very helpful on occasion but more usually like others have already said the norm is to wait around for ages for staff to finish their tea or chat only to find that what you want is not in stock.

They have been fantastic each time I needed to buy a new score book.