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Our satisfied customers
I have 4 Air Arms and they are fantastic. I recently needed to contact their office with a couple of technical questions. They were answered quickly and accurately, and I obtained the information I required. Thank you and well done, excellent customer service!
BTP Enviromental
I've owned probably over eight or so Air Arms pcp's over the years starting back in the early 2000s and found the quality and price excellent,I recently purchased a used but excellent condition XTI 50 which I didn't have a copy of the instruction manual for so I simply emailed Air Arms to see if they could oblige and the reply I received was fantastic "a copy of the instructions has been posted and you should receive in a couple of days"now that's brilliant customer service it's a pity more retailers/manufacturers don't share the Air Arms ethics Many thanks to Gemma who dealt with my request.
David Tickner
Massive Air Arms advocate. Have been fortunate enough to try and buy guns from many manufacturers but just wish I had bought an Air Arms rifle much earlier in my journey. Currently have an S310 and S410 TDR and cannot recommend thier products enough. Accurate, reliable and most importantly exceptional value. Don't be fooled by whizzy gadgets and gizmos from other brands an AA gun is an investment that will not let you down.
Shootin Fish
I am 56years old and since i was a young lad i have used Air Arms since my first PCP the Shamal i have bought only Air Arms, why do i buy Air Arms, well thats easy build quality second to none reliability second to None, customer care yes you guessed it second to none, why go for second best when you can have number 1 :)
Scott Beaton
Bought my first AA rifle nearly 2 yrs ago a TX200 MK3 and the quality is second to none, great build quality superb fit and finish and mine is a walnut stock which is aesthetically a joy to behold. AA do more than most when it comes to the issue of safety and i think that's important when buying a rifle you want to feel safe when using a rifle, i feel very reassured when using it and know it will not let me down. There rifles are a premium price but you get a premium rifle. Any way ordered a service kit for the TX just in case for the future and i ordered around the jubilee and two days after the jubilee ended it arrived. Very happy. ATB to all at AA.
Jayne Bennett
FAQ's
Air rifles that propel pellets with a force exceeding 12ft/lb are not encompassed by a general licence and require a Firearms Certificate. This is due to the classification of such air rifles as a Section 1 firearm according to legal regulations.
No, you do not need a licence if you own an air rifle that produces less than 12 ft lb of force. If an air rifle produces over 12ft/lb of force, it is classed as a firearm and would need a firearms certificate (FAC) to own.
Individuals aged 18 years or older face no limitations in purchasing an air rifle and ammunition and are permitted to utilise it in locations where shooting is authorised.
While some dealers may offer home delivery, most dealers will need you to pick up your delivery in-store. This is because it ensures the correct item has been delivered in a legal, safe manner.
Here at Air Arms, we produce only the finest quality products. From Spring Air Rifles, PCP Air Rifles, ammunition, clothing and accessories, you can find our full product range here.
Your air rifle should be kept in a secure lockable area without ammo, keeping the keys in a different location. It is an offence for someone under the age of 18 to obtain unauthorised access to your air rifles.
No, to own an air rifle that is below 12 ft/lb you need to be 18 years or older. If you want to buy an air rifle that produces over 12 ft/lb you must have a firearms certificate.
Yes, but you must have a legitimate reason for doing so. This could be travelling to a local gun club or shooting competition. Your air rifle should be carried in a securely fastened case or gun slip. Your air rifle must also be uncocked and unloaded, this includes any multishot magazines.
