NEWS
Eco-friendly gun care brand Breakthrough comes to the UK
E
dgar Brothers has added to its ever-expanding range of gun care products with American brand, Breakthrough Clean Technologies. Breakthrough gun care
offers shooters a new era of faster and safer cleaning for your fi rearms. According to the brand, its cleaning products eliminate more contaminants than most leading gun cleaners,
providing optimal fi rearm performance, safety and usability. And they’re non-toxic, non-hazardous, odourless and eco-friends, not only are they safe for you and your fi rearms but also for the environment. The Breakthrough solvent
range removes fouling and completely evaporates, to prevent leaving behind a residue. The pH neutral solvent
range is safe to use on wood, plastic, polymers, cerakote and hydro-printed textures. The Breakthrough Clean
Technologies range distrubuted by Edgar Brothers includes: Basic Kit Military Grade, Green Microfi bre towel (two pack), Silicone Cloth, Battle Born Grease, Battle Born HP Oil, Mil-Grade Solvent and Battle Born HP Pro Oil.
Agent Required – South East for Reuben Heaton & Eagle Claw
R
euben Heaton is Europe’s leading manufacturer of performance weigh scales for the angling and the outdoor markets. We are looking for an agent to help consolidate and develop sales of our rapidly expanding portfolio in the South East region. Brands currently include Reuben Heaton, Sportscale, RH Lures & Baits and Wright
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& McGill brands Eagle Claw, Lazer Sharp and Trokar - for which we are the UK distributor. Candidates should have a good knowledge of the angling industry and be familiar with the wide range of angling disciplines covered by the above brands. Send your CV including
current agencies held by post to:
Reuben Heaton Ltd, Station Road Ind Est Station Road Market Bosworth Nuneaton Warwickshire CV13 0PE
Or via email:
info@reubenheaton.com
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