I think TSE lacks the online presence needed to market the K100, unless they're willing to build a section for just that gun and have banners like Marstar uses. Otherwise it's just going to be the easy-way-out link to the manufactures site or it'll get lost in another downloadable .pdf document as things currently are. Marstar's site focused more on promoting the products rather than the company.
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TSE is a very good compagny dont hesitate o deal whit them. Wolverine is very good and i can also tell you that questar, armco, club de tir de montreal and tradeexcanada are very top notch corporation.
BTW: when will you introduce a modern rifle to the canadian market ? i am shure you guys have somme interesting stuff
BTW: when will you introduce a modern rifle to the canadian market ? i am shure you guys have somme interesting stuff
While I must agree that TSE could benefit from a more dynamic website, they do not suffer from poor customer service.
If they could improve the presentation of the available guns on the website, and maintain there current customer service, (particularly here) they would be an excellent choice.
That said, I still think the product line would be right up Freedom Ventures alley.
If they could improve the presentation of the available guns on the website, and maintain there current customer service, (particularly here) they would be an excellent choice.
That said, I still think the product line would be right up Freedom Ventures alley.
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Guys keep it simple--English is not his first language.
TSE is good. Wolverine Supplies is good.
Either store will represent your guns well in Canada.
You can find their addresses and phone numbers at the top of the page.
Just click on the names and you will go their websites.
TSE is good. Wolverine Supplies is good.
Either store will represent your guns well in Canada.
You can find their addresses and phone numbers at the top of the page.
Just click on the names and you will go their websites.
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- Downtown Vancouver, BC
Maxim said:If you want to feel like buying something ... give them a call and ask for a quote. I am pretty sure it will be the lowest around.
I don't like calling. I either deal on the internet, or in person.
Not a big fan of calling up places I haven't been to before. Don't do it often. It's not something I particularly enjoy.
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- Downtown Vancouver, BC
Nine said:
Hahaha. Of course you'd try to stick it to me. You don't like me because I don't like ### cameras made by Sony.
It's not that I sound like a tool on the phone or anything, it's just a medium I don't use normally in my lifestyle anymore.
x2 for Gunnar (Armco). Though his site isn't sophisticated, he updates frequently and he's a born salesman - in the best sense - his gun descriptions make me salivate, even over some old clunker!FN said:I don't think you can go wrong with Gunnar at Armco...the lay out of (his) website is easy to navigate, show his products and actually help sell guns.
Don't know if this means anything:
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/default.asp?Pg=8&do=3&mcid=1&scid=26&pid=151
http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/default.asp?Pg=8&do=3&mcid=1&scid=26&pid=151
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