Asetalo
Finnish online and retail shop selling firearms, ammunition, optics, reloading supplies and shooting accessories
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Asetalo
Asetalo Oy sells firearms, ammunition, optics, reloading supplies, clothing and shooting accessories, including new and used firearms. It operates an online shop and a store.
The company is based in Virrat, Finland, and was founded in 1986.
Product: Online and in-store sales of firearms, ammunition, optics, reloading supplies, clothing and shooting accessories.
Public tenders won
2 tenders won since 1 Jan 2024 from 1 public buyer in Finland, worth €23.5M as awarded. From EU award notices (TED) that name Asetalo by its registry number.
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