Redwolf airsoft

[Amuze666]

I'm looking at getting a gun though them has anyone had any luck? Tips etc or know someone who can do it all for me?

Thanks in advance

[Merlin]

Redwolf are a legit store with good shipping times in my experience. I've used them a couple of times and not had an issue. As far as buying a gun through them though, you would need to get an import permit from the police 1st. It is now illegal to import any firearm without one - and customs will stop your gun from being delivered if you don't have one. To get a permit you must belong to a club and have the club armourer sign it off for you.

Alternatively you can buy from a NZ store as long as you meet all the legal requirements etc etc

[Amuze666]

My only issue with buying in nz is that it's nearly triple the cost for the same weapon and I'd rather new than second hand....

I'm after. Vrs10 if that helps

[Flazzbog]

Because the vsr10 is not a replica of a restricted weapon it does not require a permit. You can buy it and customs should just let it straight through without question. I'd still ask redwolf to attach a letter explaining this though.

[Eda]

The few time's I've dealt with Redwolf they've been great. Still, I'd check out Echigoya, eHobbyAsia and WGC Shop to compare gun and shipping costs.

[straightjacket]

Hi, I'm just wondering if you've played airsoft before? I ask this because a lot of people think that airsoft sniping will be cool, dominating from afar etc.. It's not quite that simple... You will need to spend many $$$ to get your rifle to a point where you can out range most AEG's. I'm not trying to put you off, just trying to give you fair warning, and if you have some experience then go for it, but if not I would defiantly recommend an AEG for your first gun. Good luck