Is airsoft expensive UK?

Surprisingly, airsoft is a relatively cheap hobby to get involved in, especially when compared to other outdoor activities. Enough ammunition for a full days play (about 3000 BB’s) will cost £8-£12, and a very effective airsoft replica (a Chinese ‘clone’ AEG) can be bought for £150.

Is airsoft more expensive than real guns?

Most airsoft guns, I assure you, do not cost more than real guns, unless you live in some sort of major conflict zone where AKs are 45.00 USD. Average price point for an entry-level AEG is between 100–200 dollars. Now, as I mentioned, some folks have been in this hobby a long time.

Why do airsoft guns cost so much?

Airsoft gun prices vary. Like others have said it’s the quality of the product that makes it expensive. Cheap airsoft guns are plastic and use springs to shoot. More higher quality rifles are metal or good durable polymer and are either gas or AEG.

Can a 12 year old play airsoft in the UK?

The minimum age to play at our site is 12 years old. You’ll need to have a parental consent form signed which can be found in our downloads section.

Do you need a license to own an airsoft gun UK?

Can Anyone Buy An Airsoft Gun? Anyone aged 18 or over is able to purchase a two tone Airsoft gun in the UK. For most Airsoft players, the most simple way to qualify for exemption and be able to legally purchase a single tone imitation replica firearm is to become registered.

Are airsoft guns similar to real guns?

While airsoft guns provide a decent simulation of firing a real gun, there’s no way it can replicate it exactly. The trigger pull on airsoft guns aren’t the same as real guns, the recoil is nowhere near the same, and the noise level isn’t the same.

Is paintball less painful than airsoft?

Which hurts more? As there is a considerable difference in the sizes of ammunition Airsoft strikes hurt less than Paintball hits. Due to the higher impact rate of paintballs, you will often see professional paintballer wear lightweight armour similar to motorcross armour and always sporting full-face protection.