He,he,he.
Don't you just love rip off Britain?
Happy Old Goat
He,he,he.
Don't you just love rip off Britain?
Arthur
I wish I was in the land of cotton.
aut pax aut bellum
...and yet not love being in the EU?Originally Posted by Arthur John Smithsplease
Nice find.
I take it that the .177 variety could be purchased and shipped to the good old UK within the law being that they are 160 m/s (4.8ish ftlb).... that would make it very affordable.
Could be very nice indeed.
I ❤ E.U.
Last edited by Minuteman; 17-09-2014 at 03:36 PM.
Happy Old Goat
Perhaps you could explain to me why it's three times more expensive in the UK?
It isn't all down to profit, is it?
Arthur
I wish I was in the land of cotton.
Senior Shell.
Just been quoted 66 pounds posted from poland, off the ad
Del
Just do it
My second language is gibberish
Registered User
I wonder if it has an adjustable trigger? then it would be interesting, ...mike...
aut pax aut bellum
Ooooo.... that's a bit good.
I too wonder what trigger tinkering it can take - and how the grip is attached/being capable of being easily replaced....
Registered User
66 quid shipped from Poland! Good old free market. I wonder how much airguns would go up in price if we left the EU, a remortgage on the house I think !
Registered User
And I thought 159 was cheap but 48 is a bloody steal.
I wonder if it can converted to bulk fill as well!
Lost love child of David Niven and Victoria Beckham
Why would the price be any different?
Registered User
Only thing is they wont accept paypal so I asked my bank to do a transfer and they said it would be another £25 , I am waiting for them to become more widespread in the uk , I thought SMK might import them but asked in my local SMK stockist and they say not doing them seems only Airforce one up to now .
a gun is just a tool how its used is dependant on the person behind the trigger .
This is why constant restrictions on legal users will have no effect on the unlawfull use of guns or knives !
aut pax aut bellum
I'll explain it when someone explains to me why I can buy wood screws cheaper than pellets - same manufacturing process, similar quantities, more difficult material to form...Perhaps you could explain to me why it's three times more expensive in the UK?
It isn't all down to profit, is it?
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