Care In Use - Respect These Rules!!

The energy developed by most BB guns is 0.5 joules maximum - by comparison a funfair air gun is approximately 10 joules (20 times more). In normal use the lightweight pellets would not penetrate the skin, but would certainly sting or bruise. We would not recommend firing at people but in any situation where the pellet could hit a person safety goggles and clothing should be worn.

For safety follow the Airgun Shooter's Code.

Airguns and CO2 Guns
These are usually much more powerful than BB guns and stringent regulations apply. Make sure you follow them - see warranty and regulations.

• The Airgun Shooter's Code
  Never point your airgun at anyone
• Always, ensure that your airgun is unloaded when you first pick it up
• Always, deal with your airgun as if it were loaded, even if you know it's not
• Never shoot on land where you do not have permission to shoot
• Always, ensure it is safe before you fire the first shot
• Never point your airgun at anything it isn't safe to shoot at
• Always use a safe, large backstop to catch your pellets - and pay due care to what's behind, should you miss the backstop.
• Never leave an airgun unattended, even if it isn't cocked and loaded
• Always keep an airgun and pellets separately and securely so that an unauthorized person cannot use them
• Know and abide by the law relating to airguns General Guidelines An instruction manual is included inside each box, explaining the function of the model and safety rules to respect.

It is vital that you read and understand these instructions, and those on this site, before attempting to operate your bbgun or airgun.