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CHROME-LINED BARRELS
Chrome lining extends barrel life and is used on a variety of service machine guns and automatic rifles. It is also used in many sniper rifle barrels... if it were to affect accuracy, the makers would not be using it. Comments by users on thehighroad.org confirm this; sceptics can check out those of 444 JohnKSa. Our barrels are chrome-lined, as are many frontline sniper rifles in use today. Chrome-lined chordal rifling is not as liable to flaking as some of the older forms of sharp-edged rifling.

SOLE IMPORTER for E.E.C./POLAND
A.I.A. are most pleased to announce (finally!) our new Importer for the EEC countries. LD Diana is now officially contracted as Sole Importer for the EEC and all Customer and Dealer enquiries should be directly referred to them.

The enthusiasm of LD Diana management and their staff will ensure proper exposure for our exclusive European customers for the current AIA M10 models. It is perhaps timely to remind ALL potential AIA customers that our annual production capacity is 1,000 - 1,200 units over all models, so numbers are limited.

The M10 product range is best described as 'Limited Production' and demand exceeding supply means that ownership is always a little special and exclusive. LD Diana are also distributors in Poland for HOWA, LYNX and VEGA firearms, IOR rifle scopes and NORTHWEST and CHEDDITE ammunition.

Contact details for LD Diana are... PHU DIANA
Lucyna Miniawska, 33-100 Tarnow ul. Prezemyslowa 27a
Republic of Poland.
Tel.: +48 14 6300317
Fax: +48 14 6300318
Web site:  www.traper.tarnow.pl
E-mail:  traper@traper.traper.pl
            biurodiana@op.pl

COO-EE,  NEW ZEALAND!
We finally have sufficient stocks of all current models to seriously consider at least regular low-volume supply to New Zealand.
A.I.A. has been approached by many N.Z. Importers and Dealers and two pre-production M10A units were submitted to N.Z. Police for import approval some years ago. This was granted.

However, our supply deficit in Oz at the time, coupled with being confronted with uneconomic markups for volume sales in N.Z., decided against shipments in the short term.

We would appreciate advice from New Zealand shooters to suggest a reliable Importer/Dealer you guys know will supply Kiwis with reasonable markups, as in Oz. A selected Importer/Dealer does not need to be a large company. Better enthusiasts or Military Rifle Club associates like most of us. A.I.A. would assist with special terms to get things going and would fly across the Tasman to support a  countrywide Product Launch.

Any suggestions and help, that EnZed shooters can give is of obvious mutual benefit... and the guy who makes the successful reference will certainly be on the A.I.A. Christmas Present List!!!