Buying your first airsoft gun

So hopefully you’ve come and done a few walk on games with your hire kit, figured you enjoy the game, and you’ve grabbed yourself a good set of eye protection and some boots. The next thing you’re probably looking at (lets be honest you started looking at guns and hopefully bought boots and eye protection first).

Airsoft is not Call of Duty

You’ll find that many “What is airsoft?” videos or posts often make out that airsoft is ‘Call of Duty in real life’ and in some ways it is, but in some really important ways it isn’t.

Buying from and selling to the UK – A quick guide

The fabled “UKARA Police” who will hunt you down in social media comments and berate you about needing a licence….

Tips and Tricks for buying second hand

Whilst the Island might have a small community of airsofters and Facebook has done its best to stop the sale of airsoft guns, if you’re looking to pick up a used gun or bit of kit, you might be lucky enough to find someone locally prepared to sell to you. If its a gun, you are more than welcome to come up to the Club and we’ll run it through our chrono so you know you’re at least getting something that shoots better than a potato.

The Important Stuff – Your Eyes (and feet)

So after a couple of games of hiring stuff from us, we’ve got you hooked into airsoft. So you’ve probably now got about 5 internet tabs running with different retailers trying to decide what rifle to buy.

Getting Started

If you’ve happened to find yourself on our club website, then you might be wondering how you get started with airsoft.