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Ian Coley open day – your chance to win a Fabarm shotgun!
The next Ian Coley open day is set to be the biggest of the year, and attendees have the wonderful chance of winning a Fabarm L4S worth almost £1,400 courtesy of Anglo Italian Arms.
Join Ian Coley Sporting for their biggest Open Day of the year on Saturday 3 September!
We have attended several of Ian Coley’s open days and they are always fantastic, with great deals to be had on gear, lots of fun things to do, and decent food avaiable too.
This time, there will be a chance to win a Fabarm L4S worth £1,395 courtesy of Anglo Italian Arms; along with a Sportrap competition, Small Bore Challenge and a Have-A-Go stand for new shooters.
Take advantage of one-day-only special offers and try demo guns from all major manufacturers, as well as any of the nearly 400 second-hand guns that Ian Coley Sporting currently have in stock.
Free entry. Hot Food available.
For more information visit www.iancoley.co.uk or call 01242 870391
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