Dummies and training gear

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Dummies and training gear

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Where do you guys think is best to pick up a few dummies and a game bag and such :think:

Theres plenty of sites out there, where is best please ?

Appreciate any help :)
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Always had very quick service from Quest and Turner Richards. Depends what you are after really, John Norris is good for bags.
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CLA is usually good to look before you buy if youre going. not long to go now :)
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Sporting saint by a mile for me, sevice is great and dummies hand made in this country.
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So, basically anywhere! :lol:
Unless anyone knows different?
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I'll throw ebay in there, since it aint been mentioned yet, i get all my spare whistle's/lanyards/books/dummies from there, so alot of my stuff came from there, any anything else, came from sporting saint
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hilost.co.uk
gundoggear.co.uk

vetuk.co.uk for skinners and wormers etc. (very reasonable prices)
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scot-ish wrote:I'll throw ebay in there, since it aint been mentioned yet, i get all my spare whistle's/lanyards/books/dummies from there, so alot of my stuff came from there, any anything else, came from sporting saint
Dummies from Sporting Saint and Kirkbourne (DLK is a member on here).

Ebay for Books, whistles and some clothing........I tried dummies once from there...i must of got the cheap Shanghai imports :brickwall: ...they were too light for their size and they only lasted a couple of months :(
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i have only managed to get caught out once from ebay, with a floating canvas dummy, and well, it didnt float very well, my old mans lab kept tryin to dunk for it, but we were in the loch, had it been a duck pond she would probably have got it.

havent used kirkbourne before, so im off for a browse there now.
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Quest Gundogs Training Equipment, Wigan - Really good stuff I have seen quite a lot of clubs have a heep of quest dummies.
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