Excellent, shows what you have to offer, and lovely relaxed presentation. Be aware of how much that helps those that don't know what they are looking for. Great work
Had my HW35 .. over 30 years now.. Had an OX spring it it about 20 yrs ago... still popping rats n rabbits to this day. I dont think it will never leave me.
Me and my mate bought a balisong knife from here when on our holidays, I think we had seen them advertised in Airgun World must have been 83,84? Took us ages to find it walking from the Foxhall area guest house. Really pleased to see its still going.
Thanx for the update, used to like the vids that Lloyd put out. They are a useful way to keep customers updated when new stock comes in, product reviews, etc. I look forward to see upcoming videos. Are you a member on the Airgun Forums UK (AGF)? If not it would be worth your while becoming a member and they have a sellers section too, cheers.
Great bunch of guys, bought a HDX 68 from here last week, Amazing help and knowledge but my only issue is I feel like throwing my bank card at them everytime I pass by 😅
Excellent 1st video, I know exactly how nerve wracking it is but it gets easier. Well done dude. The stock looks amazing and I have to admit I'm tempted 😁
Lol, I still have mine. I bought it in 1985, and it was £60, I paid for it weekly with my Youth Training Scheme wages, and I wouldn't part with it for £250 put it that way.
Absolutely wonderful presentation, Lee. Truly professional voice control without any thrills or frills. To the point, and concise, timely delivered with surgical precision. Thumbs up and subscribed. Wishing you the very best with your business.
Hi Lee what a great video pal, it's Stuart here l worked at the college head of grounds of 27 years and left Aug 2021 because of bullying and harrasement by Bradley and K sumners, anyway what a brilliant collection of guns l will have to come down sometime soon to have a look... Nice to see you again pal giving this outstanding presentation of your artillery it's a credit to you Lee ... 👍
Tactical looking air guns imo the thin end of a wedge that could spoil air gun use for everyone , as to the great unwashed they look to dangerous! Stay safe 😊
Great presentation, content and camerawork. The only suggestion I can make is to use a radio mic. to improve the slightly 'woolly' audio. I will be coming back for more of your videos.
Perhaps it's me, but I was surprised at how many of the rifles came with suppressors fitted. I had to smile at the MP40 & the Thompson - .22 ? Out of interest, is there an L1A1 (FN FAL) SLR made in either 1.77 or .22 manufactured ? Interesting collection - Thank you, Lee.
Great presentation. BUT.....They are not Silencer 's they are Suppressors. They Suppressors the noise, but they don't stop it all. Keep up the good work and I wish you every success.
Great shop been there lots of times but the price of air rifles nowadays is getting way out of hand nothing against this shop I mean in general air rifle price is way to high
This has only come up on my feed! Love BAG videos. You lads have the best job in the world! Anyway, do you have any gas blowback rifles in stock, which ones and how much? Looking for an AK type rifle.
I've been a pistol shooter for 65 years. Competition up to the handgun ban of 1996, when I moved to ·22 Co2. My competition weapon is a Crosman 2240. Not an expensive pistol, but the sport is about pure skill, and for me, the 2240 is perfect for bringing home the trophies. For plinking fun, I own a ·22 Webley Mk6 service revolver. One of the finest revolvers ever made in my opinion, and with its silk-smooth double/single action, an absolute winner. I'm not a fan of rifles, unless used with open sights over the longest possible distance. I therefore don't own a rifle. Sadly, you seem to be very much focussed on rifles, so your store is probably of little interest. Nice looking store though it is. One question if I may... Why would you handle any weapon whilst wearing a ring? Apart from the possibility of marking weapons and thus devaluing them, I've seen some very nasty injuries caused when rings have got caught in a mechanism. Always remove rings - or tape over them.
I went there, oh, must be a good 15 yes ago. The gentleman who owned it was in to flying his stunt plane. Really nice, genuine bloke. I take it he's now sold the business to yourself?
@@Djsnsnddnd it was a serious question though. I asked because they looked like the real thing and as I’m not an expert, I thought I’d ask those here that would know and I also asked because I was thinking of buying one
@@BlackpoolAirGuns103 thank you for replying and being helpful, unlike the previous commenter. The MP40 looks really good. I’ll check out you website. Best wishes
Have you got a Crossman pump. 177 air rifle from around 1997 - 1998 time frame or before 2000 please. Very interested if you come across one if you don't have in stock ..
How much roughly is a hw80 , my mother bought it for me when I was 14 years old, I’m 55 now so I’ve owned it for 41 years 😊 I’d never sell it though, just curious 🤔 I cannot remember what it cost new🤔
@@BlackpoolAirGuns103 blimey!!!!!, I expect they’re relatively unchanged 🤔 I’ve also got the pistol, think it’s the hw75 or 45🤔 can’t remember now but it’s in the attic, my father bought it for me when we were on holidays in jersey as a kid, it had to come back through customs on its own, .177 with brown plastic, very well made, fond memories 👍
I used to have aWebley Hawk, two barrels, unscrew the 177 screw on the 22, both very accurate, went missing after a house move didnt realise until a year later. Had tobeoneof the part time removal men, teach me to get a proper firm next time, bloody tipped them too 😂
