What did you have to do to shoot the vector?
Is there a range that you pay to use or is it a demo?
Costs £10 for 20 rounds at their range, which is tucked away in a corner, next to the Phil Campion tactical thingy.
It's well worth it and if I'd had more cash, I would have shot more!
A note - take lots of cash, as the cash machines there charge £2.50 for a withdrawal.
On the day tickets are cash only at £20 each.
@sonofsammo It sounds as though the Chiappa has definitely left an impression on you. I spotted it on one of the YouTube videos from shot show and was fence sitting. What's hooked you to the point of definite purchase?
I was considering trying to do a run to the show on Sunday to see if I could snag a vortex optic for a decent price, were the discounts anything to write home about?
I've always loved the Rhino (or Mateba), but never got my hands on one.
They had the real .357 Rhino there and the Co2 - and tbh, they felt identical. Chiappa hasn't used an airsoft manufacturer - they've made it themselves.
So it's pretty much identical - even down to the working round left indicator.
It has a wonderful heft to it, it's a pleasure to cock. It's just an absolute gem of a pistol. No idea if I'd even skirmish it. I just really, really want one... ?
In terms of overall discounts I didn't see anything to write home about. But in terms of cool stuff to drool over, it was everywhere!
Couldn't tell you about any Vortex discounts as they were all in glass cases and the staff were pretty much hiding arms length away from customers.
The booth was shit and nowhere near as good as the one they had at the show in Harrogate last year.
but my main goal is Vortex and coming away with some new glass. Looking to buy some other bits & bobs..as well. Maybe try out some of the airsoft shooting ranges.. Trying some of the Night Vision thermal scopes was cool...wish I had £4k sitting around..lol
