Wordcraft International
Develops shooting simulators and other software, electronics and web products, and provides development services to businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Wordcraft International
Wordcraft International develops its own products, including DryFire, a target simulator for clay and game shooters, and SmartAngle, a levelling device. It also provides software, electronics, web and ecommerce consultancy and development services to help clients create and market products and services.
The company is based in Belper, Derbyshire, England. Its registered entity was founded in 1986; the company describes its business as established in 1978.
Product: DryFire shooting simulator, SmartAngle levelling device, and software, electronics, web and ecommerce development services.
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