Ghousjas

Doh! classic army is the make G36 E.

Make = H&K RECEIPT = Only the printout from the card payment.

Hi, I'm new to the site and to the airsoft scene generally so would appreciate some advice. In mid-September 2015 I bought a 2nd hand H&K G36 from The Bunker in Colchester for £240. Ray gave me 2 x batteries and a charger for free. At my first game prior to the very first game starting the day after buying the gun it wouldn't work. Luckily a mate had a spare weapon with him! The Bunker fixed it free of charge. At the next game about 6 weeks later it breaks down mid way through the day at RAW. Again The Bunker fix it foc. Guess what.....just before the next game (6th Feb 2016) I'm testing the weapon in my garden and the gears shear on it (so I'm told anyway). This time I consider two things and mention to Ray at The Bunker. 1. Cash in and get a new gun. 2. Get a refund. At the end of Feb after several calls to Ray. I'm told that to cash the gun in I'll get £60. I consider this to be outrageous and request a refund. In my view the weapon has not been fit for purpose from day 1 and so a refund should still be viable. In fact the only reason I entertained the cash in was to maintain the gaming relationship. But £60?! who is pulling whose plonker here!!! Today (21/03/16) I popped into the shop to try and sort things out amicably after being fobbed off on the phone several times since Feb. A shop asst gives Ray a call and he tells her to tell me that because I have had the weapon for 8 months (?) I'm not eligible for a refund. Can someone provide some advice please? I can't for one second believe I'm being treated fairly and feel as if I have been completely and utterly stitched up. I'm unable to provide specific examples but I've got a friend who bought a pistol here which was broken on first purchase and repaired again and again. Also neither me nor my pal have been UKARA registered despite constant requesting. Is this legal? I fulfilled the registration requirements at time of purchase. All advice appreciated. Can't help but feel like this is a cowboy operation that gives the wider airsoft world a bad name.