Where to buy Airguns for good price

[Pale_Rider]

I really don’t know what reason people have for not using these companies. Like I already said, call customer service, ask about return policy, ask questions. Gun.deals also has accessories like scopes, bipods, and just about every peripheral for guns as well. They don’t specialize in airguns, as many of these companies probably don’t, but I wouldn’t pass on 30-50% savings because I haven’t heard of a company. I’ve purchased from a handful of these companies and had one issues that the company was prompt and down to earth about fixing for me, providing me a full paid return label to drop off at FedEx with 0 hassle. Do research, ask questions, don’t be clueless when ordering anything online.

A lot of scammers and scam sites in the airgun world nowadays. Hard to trust new sites. Even if they are legit I’ll stick to the reputable sites that have a customer service rep that knows about airguns and can help with parts or service. Not some clueless customer service rep that tells me to contact the manufacturer for parts/service because guess what? They don’t specialize in airguns. These Jonny come latelys are just trying to cash in on the airgun craze. Just like many of the newcomers here they likely wont stay the long haul. Yup, I’ll stick with the tried and true instead of trying to save a few bucks.

 

[Bronski Beetus]

GunZoneDeals is legit, but definitely geared more to firearms than airguns. I've had 2 good experiences with them - great prices on certain airguns, and shipping was pretty fast on one order of just airguns, and just a little slow on a more complicated order with a variety for shooting supplies. My buddy said he had a good experience ordering from them as well. I've never contacted them for service, but I expect they don't offer that.

Be careful ordering pellets from them. The ones I got had tins so beat up I could hardly believe it. The pellets themselves weren't ruined (by my standards) but the tins looked liked somebody played hockey with them. It was the exact opposite of ordering pellets from PA, who treats pellet tins like precious artifacts. Everything else arrived in perfect shape.

Also note that they ship from multiple locations so the shipping might not increase at all, or might double or triple, depending on what you add to your cart and what you already have in it. They don't charge sales tax in FL.

 

[OldVet]

A lot of scammers and scam sites in the airgun world nowadays. Hard to trust new sites. Even if they are legit I’ll stick to the reputable sites that have a customer service rep that knows about airguns and can help with parts or service. Not some clueless customer service rep that tells me to contact the manufacturer for parts/service because guess what? They don’t specialize in airguns. These Jonny come latelys are just trying to cash in on the airgun craze. Just like many of the newcomers here they likely wont stay the long haul. Yup, I’ll stick with the tried and true instead of trying to save a few bucks.

Thanks for that post

A lot of scammers and scam sites in the airgun world nowadays. Hard to trust new sites. Even if they are legit I’ll stick to the reputable sites that have a customer service rep that knows about airguns and can help with parts or service. Not some clueless customer s

A lot of scammers and scam sites in the airgun world nowadays. Hard to trust new sites. Even if they are legit I’ll stick to the reputable sites that have a customer service rep that knows about airguns and can help with parts or service. Not some clueless customer service rep that tells me to contact the manufacturer for parts/service because guess what? They don’t specialize in airguns. These Jonny come latelys are just trying to cash in on the airgun craze. Just like many of the newcomers here they likely wont stay the long haul. Yup, I’ll stick with the tried and true instead of trying to save a few bucks.

ervice rep that tells me to contact the manufacturer for parts/service because guess what? They don’t specialize in airguns. These Jonny come latelys are just trying to cash in on the airgun craze. Just like many of the newcomers here they likely wont stay the long haul. Yup, I’ll stick with the tried and true instead of trying to save a few bucks.

 

[OldVet]

Buds gun shop has been around a long time , and Natchez as well. I've never had to return an air gun , so I am lucky I suppose. I would still make sure to check return policies before a purchase. It's actually quit a bit more than a few buck at least for some rifles like the Hatsan sniper long at Buds yeah $300 less. I have seen , so many reviews from other air gunners how Hatsan has no worthy customer support, and I did not want to get stuck like they did , so If I bought a Hatsan I get one from Pyramid as they would give you your money back. I personally don't own a Hatsan product, and would love to have a working Blitz 777 , or a
Hatsan Sniper long as long as they worked.

 

[OldVet]

I really don’t know what reason people have for not using these companies. Like I already said, call customer service, ask about return policy, ask questions. Gun.deals also has accessories like scopes, bipods, and just about every peripheral for guns as well. They don’t specialize in airguns, as many of these companies probably don’t, but I wouldn’t pass on 30-50% savings because I haven’t heard of a company. I’ve purchased from a handful of these companies and had one issues that the company was prompt and down to earth about fixing for me, providing me a full paid return label to drop off at FedEx with 0 hassle. Do research, ask questions, don’t be clueless when ordering anything online.

Thanks Floridaman2005.

 

[Floridaman2005]

Thanks Floridaman2005.

Glad I didn’t flinch!! Finally added one to my collection.

 

[OldVet]

Do you know about the Huben Notos Valve. A lot of people were useing the regular dream valve , but the alignment was not real easy , so Huben made a special Notos dream valve to add a bottle. Have you seen the New .8L bottle it's very long.

 

[Floridaman2005]

Do you know about the Huben Notos Valve. A lot of people were useing the regular dream valve , but the alignment was not real easy , so Huben made a special Notos dream valve to add a bottle. Have you seen the New .8L bottle it's very long.

I have heard of the valve/bottle configurations but have no interest in that at this point. I’d consider doing a plenum mod for a few extra shots or a little bit of extra speed, but have no desire to run a bottle. I got this purely to make as small and light as possible. All I want to really do with it is get a good folding stock so I can backpack it at work. I am perfectly happy with 21 or so regulated shots. I have an impact m3 compact so I have my “dream” gun all set up. This was purely for fun and recreation.

 

[BGarney]

One of the reasons I come to these forums is to get the real world opinions and experience of you folks that did the leg work for me.
A bargain ain't a bargain until it's tried and trued.