Post by mud on Jun 7, 2014 17:23:56 GMT -7
Sebarms is a small gun shop and surplus store located 103rd Ave and 156st Street across from the old Saxoy Hotel. Jim, the owner is a great guy to deal with and carries a lot of new and old uniforms at great prices. He carries real steel and dewat weapons as well.
He is willing to order WWII gear for those interested from the Sturm line out of Germany (see website below). You can email him for what you like from the website (meant for retailers) and he will bring it in. Depending on the reception he gets he may begin stocking goods regularly. Sturm carries US and German WWII reproduction gear along with current military gear. Their product line is quite comprehensive and the US one is starting to expand from its pure surplus range. Prices are very competitive from what I seen off Jim's log in (only dealers can see prices hence calling Jim for quote or emailing him).
Sturm USA - sturm-miltec.com/
Sturm Germany - www.sturm-miltec.de/home.htm
The Sebarms Website - www.sebarms.com/
Anyone willing to step up and coordinate a group order? May be the easiest way to help Jim help us out with gear initially but that's just food for thought.
Again food for thought and me trying to expand the WWII Re-enactment airsoft scenes in Alberta.
Mud
He is willing to order WWII gear for those interested from the Sturm line out of Germany (see website below). You can email him for what you like from the website (meant for retailers) and he will bring it in. Depending on the reception he gets he may begin stocking goods regularly. Sturm carries US and German WWII reproduction gear along with current military gear. Their product line is quite comprehensive and the US one is starting to expand from its pure surplus range. Prices are very competitive from what I seen off Jim's log in (only dealers can see prices hence calling Jim for quote or emailing him).
Sturm USA - sturm-miltec.com/
Sturm Germany - www.sturm-miltec.de/home.htm
The Sebarms Website - www.sebarms.com/
Anyone willing to step up and coordinate a group order? May be the easiest way to help Jim help us out with gear initially but that's just food for thought.
Again food for thought and me trying to expand the WWII Re-enactment airsoft scenes in Alberta.
Mud