UK Airsoft Market Data

[Rogerborg]

There's plenty that could be done, but in that space I'd imagine it would get done to undeath pretty quickly.

I'm honestly not trying to be a dick more than usual but noting that area's going to need a lot of complexity, enrichment and variety, particularly to keep regular players coming back.

Diversification of game types sounds like a good idea.  Nerf or laser-pew-pew seem more birthday-bash friendly than getting shot in the face with BBs.

 

[reedy308]

True. thanks for the advice. Like I said before though it probably won’t happen but it’s nice to see what sight owners have to deal with on a business level makes you appreciate it. 

I will I’ll continue to look in to it as I continue to play the sport. If I ever see a way to make a successful business then potentially will take the plunge long way off that yet. More of just a thorght over a beer kinda thing. 

Also so anything bigger in my area is a fortune. 

 

[Samurai]

I have 2 things to add.

1. In my experience a good site is never about the site. It's good if the people who run the games are good. If they know what games they need to make and can run them properly and if they respect their players then the playerbase will be good. Good players make good games. If you have that, no one cares if there is a programmable smoke machine with laser show or just a bunch of pallets.

2. As a rule of thumb any new business costs money for 2 years, makes no profit in the 3rd and starts making profit in the 4th usually.

 

[Sako]

***orders 6x4 shed and several guns from bbgunsreallycheap.com***

...right lads I’ve opened a new super cqb venue.

 

[Rogerborg]

***orders 6x4 shed and several guns from bbgunsreallycheap.com***

...right lads I’ve opened a new super cqb venue.

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Half-scale springer Dragunovs in orange, and I'm in.