devillearmory.fr
Online retailer of firearms, ammunition and sport-shooting equipment for customers in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About devillearmory.fr
Deville Armory sells firearms, ammunition, sport-shooting equipment, firearm parts and self-defence products through an online shop. Its catalogue includes competition holsters and accessories, shooting timers, and products from brands such as KMR and Target ONE.
The shop serves sport shooters and other customers seeking firearms and related equipment. It sells products directly through its online store and also advertises in-store stock and upcoming auctions.
Product: Online sales of firearms, ammunition, sport-shooting equipment, firearm parts and self-defence products.
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