Have you ever used Cabelas, the American on-line store? They now serve the UK as well so I thought I'll have look
Item cost $18 plus taxes and shipping the total comes to $40...
seems a tad high to me
Have you ever used Cabelas, the American on-line store? They now serve the UK as well so I thought I'll have look
Item cost $18 plus taxes and shipping the total comes to $40...
seems a tad high to me
I'm lucky. I live about 2 hours drive from one location, and 4 hours from another.
Their store in Harrisburb, Pennsylvania is like a giant museum of the outdoors.
ATB!
Josh
"Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time..." ~Steven Wright~
There's one in the capital city of my state, still a 3 hour drive to get there, but DANG is it a Bushcraft paradise.
Three full levels of outdoor goodies, plus a pond stocked with sunfish to try out their rods in
I haven't personally bought anything from Cabelas, and yes, their prices can be a bit steep, especially for overseas. I would recommend LL Bean more, mostly because of the 100% satisfaction guarantee, free shipping (in the US at least), and superb customer service.
My blog, New England Bushcraft
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe."
~ Abraham Lincoln
"Be prepared, not scared."
~ Cody Lundin
The biggest larf of the whole thing is that Cabelas are trying to gain a foothold in the European market
Harrisburg, the only International Airport I have used, that doesn`t have weighing facilaties.Originally Posted by jbrown14
I'm lucky. I live about 2 hours drive from one location, and 4 hours from another.
Their store in Harrisburb, Pennsylvania is like a giant museum of the outdoors.
ATB!
Josh
2 big suitcases on the way home
Nobody wins, unless everybody wins
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