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I would check in to TradeEx website quite regularly to check out the interesting stuff.
All the Husqvarna and other rifles, the CG 63's and any surplus rifles are all gone. I know the plan was to downsize, so maybe they found a buyer, but there was a lot of stuff. Just curious if anybody heard anything.
I encountered the same issue as well. Things were more than bare bones because there weren't any bones left. Your best course of action is to give them a call and ask them yourself...
Uh oh, Canada
I did it my way.
I think they're all over at Intersurplus now.
There is another site sponsor who seems to have their old inventory in terms of surplus/trade in rifles and shotguns
Collector of old junk
It certainly appears that way. Or at minimum Intersurplus is using their old supplier and TradeEx sold what they had and didn't restock. I liked TradeEx, but intersurplus looks good too. I'll be trying them out whenever they get an affordable lefty rifle or a 22lr that catches my eye.Originally Posted by Chumlee Bumsnag
"We don't take souls, we leave that to wives and girlfriends, but we can do a layaway" - Grumpy Wolverine.
If you need religion to have good morals then you don't actually have good morals.
Intersurplus appears to have a lot of their inventory
Intersurplus seems to have most but not all of their inventory. They had like 20+ Swiss 1889s and Intersurplus only has 3.
Are they in Quebec?
Intersurplus is legit. I bought an O/U shotgun. I found the condition well reflected in the pictures and description; in this case I actually found they were more critical of the condition than I was. They were quick to respond to a question I had.
Tradex is heading in retirement. That was stated on their web site for more than 2 years.
So if he is planning to shut down the business at one time..it just make sense not to pile up inventory.
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