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Welcome to the Tackle & Guns Show |

THE 2012 SHOW WILL BE HELD ON 14TH-15TH OCTOBER, AT STONELEIGH PARK, WARWICKSHIRE IN THE HEART OF ENGLAND
The Tackle & Guns Show is Britain's ONLY shooting and fishing trade show and is FREE to attend. Now in its 13th year, it showcases thousands of products across the shooting, fishing and country-clothing sectors. There are casting and lure pools, shooting ranges, and plenty of opportunities for retailers and suppliers to talk in a businesslike but fun atmosphere. There is also advice on marketing your business from DHP's Business Development Managers – from magazine advertising to DHP TV. Find out more about how we can help promote your business through media support – click here. The 2011 show proved a huge success, with 120 exhibitors and almost 2,000 visitors through the doors. DIDN'T MAKE IT TO THE LAST ONE? HERE'S WHAT YOU MISSED AT THE 2011 SHOW... Gun Trade Association PavilionThe Pavilion was a focal point of last year’s event. Show visitors were invited to relax in convivial surroundings and find out more about the work of the shooting trade body.
Artisan’s CornerPart of the GTA Pavilion, this area showcased the talents of master craftsmen, including barrel makers Bill and Matt Blacker, English case maker Ian Tomlin and a master engraver.
Casting PoolBefore ordering, visitors could try out game rods and reels in the popular casting pool.
Lure TankThe chance to see how fishing lures work and watch the actions at first hand, courtesy of this special feature run by Top Water Lures.
Airgun RangesVisitors were invited to have a go with the latest airguns from exhibitors by stopping by the dedicated ranges run by a team of experts.
Night-Vision RangeThe dark tunnel is always popular, and if you want to find out how night-vision technology is advancing and how it can increase your sales, this was the place to go, as exhibitors showed what’s on offer.
Archery RangeArmex again ran its archery ranges, showcasing a growing market that can add profit to your shop.
Full Length Pole DisplaysPole suppliers had a dedicated space on their stands for retailers to try out new models. |
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