Buying A New Air Rifle.

[mark williams 7,557]

I would happily post at my expense, should any of my rifles need a repair or service, free of charge, in my life time.- .

 

When you weigh things up though,- shrewd and clever way of getting your business.

 

Fair play to them , I say, if they honour their promises, that is ?

If you lads say they do, my next brand new, shiny rifle will be bought from them

I`ll buy into a lifetime guarantee and free servicing, as long as I own it - thank you.

 

atb Mark.

[villaman 9,983]

Trouble is £50 in postage RFD there and back

[philpot 5,003]

I think I am just old fashioned but I believe in supporting local suppliers. I do this with most big items I buy and when it comes to guns and fishing gear, if we don't support the local shop, they just might not be around when you need them next.

 

Think of all the small things we buy from our local shops and how convenient they are.

 

Just my take on it.

 

Phil

[mark williams 7,557]

Yep, lots of " if`s and but`s" to dealing local, or taking up quick , no quibble responses as has been mentioned.

Some offers from the large RFD`s, when buying full set ups, are advertised as being as much as £230 cheaper than the recommended price ?

 

Well, each to their own, the choices are there.

 

Long gone are the attitudes of " support your local shop" sadly

 

Just ask ASDA, Tesco,Sainsbury blah, blah , blah.

 

Or you could shop through the internet as " millions choose to do"

 

Anyways,- each to their own, the options/ prices/ offers are there.

 

atb Mark.

[Lee.m 142]

My son bought his first rifle from the air gun centre a bsa ultra I have had a couple of rifles from them they are very experienced professionals and their warranty is valid as long as you own the gun I never had to pay anything to have my rifles repaired or serviced

My son bought his ultra April.