airsoft rifles

The following Airsoft Rifles are from the JBBG collection of low-cost and great-quality Airsoft Guns and BB Guns sourced from the world’s leading manufacturers and brands. We have Airsoft Rifles that are great for skirmishing and target shooting. They supply hours of fun without breaking the bank and offer both beginners and experienced airsofters. We will ensure that you walk away with the perfect starter kit if you’re a beginner. Our skirmish rifles are popular replicas due to their realistic look and feel while being safe for sporting and recreational purposes. Don’t be fooled by copycat Airsoft websites, JBBG since 2009. So what are Airsoft Rifles? Airsoft Rifles are replica guns designed to shoot plastic pellets, commonly called BBs. They are part of a recreational activity called airsoft, a competitive game similar to paintball. Our rifles mimic the appearance and functionality of real guns but shoot non-lethal projectiles at lower velocities. The rifles come in different mechanisms, such as Springs, Electric, Gas, Co2 power.

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ABOUT AIRSOFT RIFLES

The following info is supplied as a guide, and we hope that it will help you choose the correct Airsoft Rifle for you from the large number of outstanding Airsoft Guns and BB Guns available on our website and in-store.

CAN I BUY AN AIRSOFT RIFLE IF I AM UNDER 18?

Sorry, but the minimum age you can purchase any colour of Airsoft Rifles is 18 years. However, there is no age restriction to own or operate an Airsoft Rifle. It is within the law for a person that is 18 years or over to purchase a two-tone (non-black/tan/gold/silver) Airsoft Rifle or Pistol and gift it to a person that is under the age of 18 years of age to own and operate. So, a parent can buy a two-tone Airsoft Rifle or Pistol and give it to their child to use or keep regardless of their age. We recommend that an adult should supervise persons under the age of 14 years.

WHAT DEFENCE DO I NEED TO BUY: BLACK, TAN, GOLD OR SILVER AIRSOFT RIFLE?

Since October 2007, you can only buy a realistic imitation firearm (one that looks like a real gun, i.e. black, tan, gold, silver) if you meet one of the following conditions: You have a current UKARA membership, You have a current UKAPA membership, You are a member of a fully insured skirmish site, You are a member of a properly insured historical re-enactment group or society, You are a film, television or theatre production company, You are (or are acting on behalf of) a museum, You are a Crown Servant in pursuance of your Crown duties. You will be required to select one of the above at checkout, plus supply relevant information, such as a membership number or documentation, to confirm you meet the criteria. If you cannot meet any of these criteria, you can still buy an imitation firearm, one whose principal colour is significantly different from that of a real firearm, i.e. blue, orange, red or green.