BattleCorp wrote: »

Is it a good shop? I was never in one.

Always impressed with the ones in France. They tend to be a one stop shop for everything. From a pair running socks
to camping gear- general sports/athletes - climbing- horse riding- cycling- canoeing- diving- fishing- shooting and on and on....

It's a jack of all trades, but even in France certain departments are more intense depending on the region. In one shop the hunting dept may be small, but in another region its more extensive.
I have bits and bobs as well as clothes from thier own brand and have found them fit for purpose.

Does anyone know if they will be selling ammunition at their Irish store?

BattleCorp wrote: »

Is it a good shop? I was never in one.

I’m very impressed with their own brand gear and their prices. Iv got bags and camouflage gear etc and I’m very happy with it. Kids got their boots and for scouts and everyday use and they are holding up very well.

I got a pair of boots two years ago in Spain (not their own brand) they were £250 sterling online in England and €120 euro in Decathlon Alicante

It’s very easy to spend money and max out your card there 😂

tudderone wrote: »

Lidl on Monday the 15th, Wildlife surveillance camera's - E89.99, Auriol bins 10x50 - E19.99, and 1080p action camera's (like a go-pro) E29.99.

Has anyone had the surveillance camera before? Can it stream to your phone? Or have you to go collect it and upload?

Goat the dote wrote: »

Has anyone had the surveillance camera before? Can it stream to your phone? Or have you to go collect it and upload?

I have two of these...bought them the second last time they had them...about 2 years ago...and they were €39.99 each then.

You have tio go to the camera and upload from the card.

Thery have a brilliant battery life...last full season.

Quality & sensitivity is good and very clear.

The only down side that I can see is that the infra-red is a series of red LED lights at night ...easily spotted by anybody passing as they come on when movement detected.

That doesn't bother me.....we wanted them to see if poachers were hunting the grounds during the day...so I just covered up the infra red screen with tape...worked perfect and practically invisible.

Even though thse cameras come with a camo pattern - it never matches the Irish greeenery.

I put some duck tape around my outer case and tore off bit of strips from my camo net and glued the strips to the tape on the case......breaks up the rectangular outline and blends in perfectly....works a treat........practically invisible then

Spotting scope and they deliver to Ireland
https://www.sportsmanguncentre.co.uk/minox-dmax-15-45x50-camo-spotting-scope

Called into the new Decathlon in Ballymun today. I was really disappointed with the range on sale in the hunting department. The only stock visible was clothing, boots and backpacks. There were no gun slips/cases, knives, optics or cleaning equipment - all of which is available to order for delivery from decathlon.ie

It makes me wonder if the problem is limited space or a fear of negative public reaction?

Limerick Sovereigns wrote: »

Called into the new Decathlon in Ballymun today. I was really disappointed with the range on sale in the hunting department. The only stock visible was clothing, boots and backpacks. There were no gun slips/cases, knives, optics or cleaning equipment - all of which is available to order for delivery from decathlon.ie

It makes me wonder if the problem is limited space or a fear of negative public reaction?

Endless phone calls to the Joe fluffy hour long-moan radioshow ?

chris20 wrote: »

I was chatting to one of the employees when I called up, he said they are getting imore of the hunting gear in soon, He also said anything from.the website can be ordered to the store for collection , I will advise to everyone to be mindful of the sizes on the clothing and recommend whatever size you are to get one size up

I was out the other day looking for a circlip pliers, tried three places, all with the same line "We don't have them in stock but we can get them in for you". Its why i have given up and buy everything online. I get it cheaper and delivered to the parcel motel across the road.

tudderone wrote: »

I was out the other day looking for a circlip pliers, tried three places, all with the same line "We don't have them in stock but we can get them in for you". Its why i have given up and buy everything online. I get it cheaper and delivered to the parcel motel across the road.

You're lucky enough that the parcel motel is only across the road from you but I get that " we'll get it in for you " regularly also

https://www.opticswarehouse.co.uk/sale/leupold-special-offers?utm_source=Optics+Warehouse+Mailing+List&utm_campaign=a9d3dab22c-leupold-special&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a964214e99-a9d3dab22c-50444775&mc_cid=a9d3dab22c&mc_eid=53721a4f0e

Serious savings on Leupold

Asus1 wrote: »

https://ardeesports.com/products/hatsan-escort-as-semi-automatic-shotgun

Seems great value for a shotgun that has mostly great reviews.Under €400 for new semi auto.I think they come with 3 year warranty

Wonder are they any cop ?

Went looking for a specific hat the other day and as usual ended up buying everything but a hat, couldn't resist at the prices though.

Holland Country Clothing, Clearance sale might be worth a look for anyone looking for a bargain or just some retail therapy.

Bank Holiday 10% off at https://outdoorsports.ie/

Discount applied at checkout

Includes Ammo etc.

Some last minute Pre Brexit bargains.

They ship direct to Ireland.

https://www.opticswarehouse.co.uk/clearance/christmas-clearance-sale-2020/christmas-clearance-sale-optics