I went to the Frankonia in Frankfurt, and am really impressed with it.

Of course all I had to do was remember my jagd-deautch and I was in there. Nice people too.

Who is selling the Blaser hunting clothes? I didn't see them but didn't have a lot of time.

I was supposed to go to Kettner but was got the best of by a taxi-driver. He told me Kettner was small and didn't have anything, so he took me on a 90Euro goose chase.

I could have told him Ketner was fine, but I am mildly retarded after flying 20 hours.

The Frankonia in Würzburg is even larger. Not often one happens to fly into Würzburg, though

I've never been to a Cabelas, although I would dearly like to go. But I did visit Sportsman's Warehouse in Salt Lake City, and was suitably impressed. Better than any shop I have seen in Europe by a mile, IMHO.
- mike

Mike, are you comming out to visit us soon? D99, I have seen the Blaser clothes in very limited amounts in a preview for 2006.


Aleko

Aleko, I really should. I wonder what my travel budget looks like at the moment?? Any hunting to be had around your place??

I believe I also owe you some help with a pack, don't I?? Sorry I got away from that issue in the frenzy of yearly travel and shooting related purchases. Do you want to pursue it again??
- mike

Aleko, if you can get Blaser clothing let me know. I would rather spend $ than E any day.

I have a whole stack of stuff I want out of the catalog. I got a clothing catalog with Euro prices in a Jagd and Hund magazine.

Mike, let's make a plan, call me on my cel

Aleko

Guys, generally said I don't like shopping but Frankonia is a different story. I am not afraid to say that I am Frankonia's faithful customer (for 14 years)
They have anything for a potential hunter starting with clothes ending with rifles. I regularly visit Frankonia (Munich) in summer and in winter and of course I spend there certain amount of money. But to be there is a joy. Not to mention that the staff supports you with any information you need.