A 3 month warranty is provided (12 months on some air and CO2 models), and service agents are available in the UK for the repair of models out of warranty. Your model should function well if you follow the instructions and maintain it properly.

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Regulations - BBguns
The power output of Airsoft or BBguns is below the level at which air gun regulations become applicable and they are classified as `Detailed Scale Models for Adult Collectors’. No licence is necessary and BB guns may be purchased by person’s aged 14 and over. However Antics, and www.bbguns.co.uk, imposes a voluntary minimum age limit of 17 on purchases of all but low powered models below £25.00.

At present, bbguns would be considered a `firearm' or `offensive weapon' if used to commit a crime or to threaten a person, and it is now proposed to ban them from being carried in a public place without good reason. This would not prevent models being transported in a secure way with good reason – which could include transporting it to a friend.

But an air soft, or bbgun, should never be used in a public place in such a way that it could be mistaken for a real weapon. Waving one around in public is an absolute no, no!

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Regulations - Airguns & CO2 Models
You do not need a licence to own an air rifle or air pistol providing it is not capable of exceeding a certain power limit with any brand of airgun pellet. The power limit is set at 12ft. lbs. for air rifles and 6 ft. lbs. for air pistols. None of the models we sell exceed these limits. It is the owner's responsibility to maintain a legal power output.

A firearms certificate must be held before an air rifle with a power output of more than 12ft. lbs. is acquired. Pistols exceeding the 6ft. lbs. limit are completely prohibited.

You must already be 17 years of age or older to buy an airgun or airgun ammunition and it is proposed that the age for actual ownership is raised to 17. This does not of course prevent ownership by parents.

Any airgun (regardless of its power or classification) is considered a `firearm' if it is used to commit a criminal act, and simply possessing one when committing an offence may greatly increase any sentence a court may award.

Responsibility
We can accept no responsibility where purchasers fail to comply with legal requirements. Outside the UK make sure you are aware of and comply with the relevant regulations.