Airsoft Guns from JBBG – browse the UK’s largest shop, with Airsoft Guns to suit every player from first-timers to seasoned skirmishers. Our line-up covers every airsoft gun type, including Electric Airsoft Rifles (AEGs), Gas Blowback Pistols (GBBs), spring-powered Airsoft Shotguns and precision Sniper Rifles.

Expect dependable performance, authentic looks and prices that stack up well against anywhere else, whether you’re heading to a site day or shooting targets in the garden. We stock the brands UK players rely on, in both full RIF (Realistic Imitation Firearm) and Two-Tone finishes for anyone without a UKARA defence.

AIRSOFT GUNS SHOP

Every budget is catered for at Just BB Guns, from entry-level Airsoft Rifles through to sidearms in our Airsoft Pistols range. Whatever you’re after, we’ll point you in the right direction. You’ll find gear from leading Airsoft Brands around the world, including Bulldog, SRC, HFC, Cybergun, King Arms, Classic Army and plenty more.

Looking for BB Guns instead? We’ve got those too. New to the hobby? Airsoft guns are replica firearms built to fire small plastic pellets, known as BBs. They’re used in airsoft – a team sport played much like paintball, but with far less mess.

Airsoft Pistols

After Airsoft Pistols with fast, free delivery? JBBG has RIF and Two-Tone models in stock right now.

Airsoft Rifles

After Airsoft Rifles with fast, free delivery? JBBG has RIF and Two-Tone models ready to ship.

Airsoft Gun BB Pellets

Want tighter groupings? JBBG stocks the best BB Pellets for every airsoft gun, now at a low cost.

If you're searching for BB Guns for sale, you're in the right place. JBBG carries the UK's largest selection of airsoft guns and Airsoft Accessories, and the range keeps growing. Unlike most retailers, we offer free two-tone painting, plus a choice of colours on our best-selling models. Hobby, sport, target shooting, collecting or full-on skirmishing — there's a BB gun here for you.

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ABOUT OUR AIRSOFT GUNS

Our airsoft guns replicate the look, weight and handling of the real thing while firing non-lethal pellets at safe, site-legal velocities. You'll find pistols, rifles, shotguns, and sniper rifles across the range, powered by spring, gas, CO2, or rechargeable batteries, depending on the model. When you're ready for your next airsoft gun, JBBG offers the widest choice in the UK.

Got a question about a product or our delivery service? Get in touch through the site - or have a look at our FAQs and Blog, both packed with useful detail. Ordering is quick and simple, with free delivery on most airsoft guns and low-cost accessory options.

AIRSOFT GUNS UK

Airsoft Guns are used for target shooting, skirmishing and recreational plinking in the UK - whether that's an organised game day at a site or a few hours with friends. Cost depends on the type, brand and features: entry-level models start at around £50, while high-end guns from the leading Airsoft Brands can exceed £300.

A few UK rules are worth knowing. Airsoft Guns are not suitable for self-defence or pest control — the law strictly regulates firearms used for self-defence, and Airsoft Guns are designed purely for recreational and sporting use, so using one to defend yourself can carry legal consequences. You're permitted to shoot on your own land, and on someone else's with the landowner's confirmed permission, but never on public property. There are now a large number of shooting clubs and airsoft skirmish sites across the UK catering to every ability, and most run walk-on days with rental gear if you'd rather try before you buy.

NEW TO AIRSOFT GUNS

If you're new to the hobby, the information below should help you get your bearings. Let's start with the question we're asked most: what's the difference between a BB Gun and an Airsoft Gun? There isn't one. Both terms describe a gun that fires 6mm plastic BB pellets for skirmishing or target shooting.

Next, you need to understand power. Airsoft Guns are measured in FPS (feet per second) or joules, and UK skirmish sites set their own limits — typically around 350 FPS for automatic guns and up to 500 FPS for bolt-action Sniper Rifles with a minimum engagement distance. If you're buying for site use, check your local site's limits before you order.

You'll also see guns listed as RIF or Two-Tone. A Realistic Imitation Firearm (RIF) can be bought if you have a valid defence, most commonly UKARA registration through a skirmish site. Without one, you'll need a Two-Tone gun, which is finished in a bright colour over at least 51% of its surface.

SPRING AIRSOFT RIFLES

Spring-powered Airsoft Rifles use a manually compressed spring to propel the BB. They're single-shot, so the spring is cocked by hand before every shot. Releasing it drives a piston forward, and the compressed air behind that piston pushes the BB out of the barrel. Their simplicity and reliability make them beginner-friendly, and because there's no battery, gas or CO2 involved, they're cheap to run and virtually maintenance-free. The trade-off is rate of fire — you'll be re-cocking between every shot, which makes them better suited to target practice than fast-paced skirmishing.

ELECTRIC AIRSOFT RIFLES

Electric Airsoft Rifles, usually called AEGs (Automatic Electric Guns), are driven by an electric motor running off a rechargeable battery. They're the most popular choice on UK sites thanks to their semi-automatic and fully automatic fire, high rate of fire and consistent performance. Inside an AEG, the motor drives a gearbox containing gears and a piston assembly. Pulling the trigger completes an electrical circuit, turning the motor, which rotates the gears to compress a spring and drive the piston forward. That movement compresses air and propels the BB down the barrel. AEGs are also the most upgradeable type of Airsoft Gun, with a huge range of internal and external parts available to improve accuracy, range, and trigger response.

GAS AIRSOFT RIFLES

Gas and CO2 airsoft rifles are powered by compressed gas — usually propane, green gas or CO2 — to propel the BB. There are two main types: Gas Blowback (GBB) and Non-Blowback. Both offer strong, consistent performance, and GBB models add a realistic recoil action that many players prefer. The ongoing cost is the main consideration, since you'll need a regular supply of gas cans or CO2 cartridges from our Airsoft Accessories range. It's also worth noting that green gas performance drops in cold weather, so CO2 is often the better choice for winter game days. The same systems are used across our gas-powered Airsoft Shotguns.

SPRING AIRSOFT PISTOLS

Spring-powered Airsoft Pistols use the same manually compressed spring system to propel the BB. They're single-shot, with the slide racked by hand before each shot — releasing the spring drives a piston forward and creates the air pressure that pushes the BB out of the barrel. Simple, affordable and hard to break, they're an ideal first airsoft pistol. With no batteries, gas or CO2 needed, they're low-maintenance and inexpensive to run, making them well suited to casual shooting and target practice. Many players also keep one as a lightweight backup sidearm.

GAS AIRSOFT PISTOLS

Gas Airsoft Pistols run on compressed gas, typically green gas, propane or CO2, and are favoured for their realistic operation and shooting experience. They come in two forms: Gas Blowback (GBB) and Non-Blowback (NBB). GBB pistols replicate the recoil and slide movement of a real firearm for maximum realism, while NBB models prioritise gas efficiency and quieter operation. Both deliver strong performance, realistic handling and fast follow-up shots. As with gas rifles, you'll need a steady supply of gas or CO2 cartridges, which adds to the running cost over time.

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