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Ian Coley Sporting 2023 Open Day
The only Ian Coley Sporting Open Day of the year promises to be a wonderful day out for shooters and presents the chance to see the recent upgrades to the site!
Join Ian Coley Sporting for their only Open Day of the year on Saturday 24th June!
Come and see their expanded Shop and entirely new café and event space, as well as their extended sporting layout.
View 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.
There will be a chance to win a Beretta A300 worth £1,250 in a ‘Dirty Dozen Challenge’ plus lots of other fun competitions and a Have-A-Go stand for new shooters.
Free entry. Hot Food available.
For more information visit www.iancoley.co.uk or call 01242 870391
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