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Amazon for airsoft ???!!!!
- Thread starter Mike1971
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jcheeseright
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- Jun 14, 2012
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overpriced rubbish normally, you'll be able to get all of it cheaper elsewhere.
Russe11
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- Oct 30, 2013
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Amazon is great. There are a lot of smaller sellers who sell via amazon. Also Begadi stuff can be bought through amazon to save the card handling fee they charge on their web site.
With the exception of guns, most of my airsoft gear has been bought from amazon.co.uk
Although its not actually amazon selling it.
With the exception of guns, most of my airsoft gear has been bought from amazon.co.uk
Although its not actually amazon selling it.
Ian_Gere
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- Apr 1, 2012
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Bullseye Country Sports have an Amazon shop and the prices are adjusted for free postage - if you are a UKAPU member they will give you 5% discount so long as you email them first. I've found them very competitive for gearbox parts. There's also a bloke (whose name I totally forget, as is my usual MO) who does various TBB's at fair prices, but I mention him simply because he stocks barrels that are difficult to get anywhere else.
Something I find really annoying about shopping for airsoft bits on Amazon is getting to checkout only to be told that the seller doesn't ship to the UK V^^Vgrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, why list them on amazon.co.uk then ffs!?!
Something I find really annoying about shopping for airsoft bits on Amazon is getting to checkout only to be told that the seller doesn't ship to the UK V^^Vgrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, why list them on amazon.co.uk then ffs!?!
NickM
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- Apr 29, 2012
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The barrel guy is pretty good, can't remember what the shop was called but will be able to in a few days when I'm home.
If it is a uk shop I advise you to check their prices compared to their actual uk we shop. Military1st I think have an amazon page and their own web page, if I remember right they charge on average a pound more per item from amazon so it's better to order direct. There are some good deals around though.
If it is a uk shop I advise you to check their prices compared to their actual uk we shop. Military1st I think have an amazon page and their own web page, if I remember right they charge on average a pound more per item from amazon so it's better to order direct. There are some good deals around though.
Baz JJ
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- May 23, 2013
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I have bought a few bits from Amazon just recently.
Its largely just featuring some of the e-shops that can be viewed on Ebay and elsewhere.
The prices aren't bad for some things and Ive found them cheaper than Ebay in some instances.
The range of products shown isn't that great.
One thing to watch out for is that they rarely tell you where the shop is located so its quite easy to inadvertently buy from overseas and then have to wait ages for delivery.
Its largely just featuring some of the e-shops that can be viewed on Ebay and elsewhere.
The prices aren't bad for some things and Ive found them cheaper than Ebay in some instances.
The range of products shown isn't that great.
One thing to watch out for is that they rarely tell you where the shop is located so its quite easy to inadvertently buy from overseas and then have to wait ages for delivery.
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