euroguns , top class rip off.

[Axle]

local dive shops i have found to be the best places to go they seem to be alot cheaper than gun shops, have you tried going to a local fire station most of them have fixed compressors for the breathing apperatus and alot of fire services offer additional services at negligable cost to supliment the brigade income, i work for a fire service and they would have been happy to fill mine but they would only fill a cylinder not just a rifle, and unfortunatly i dont have a cylinder just a hills stirup pump.

[coxy1981]

As stated Countless times - Air Might be Free

But getting it to 300 Bar and in a Air Tank is Not .........

My local dive Shop often gives me ear ache how much it costs him to supply Air

Stating @ £7.50 for 300 Bar is costing him money

Time effort and equipment

Trouble is there are falling numbers willing and able to do it these Day's

So it can not be profitable or more would be offering Service

BOB/R

yeah but the point is they charge members £3 but non members £6 . they offer no insentive to be a member , like a discount , free tea,coffee , free use of the range ( they even charge a fiver for that )

[Leo]

Don't care what anybody says. They are making big profits on that air.

Where we go, any BOTTLE, any SIZE, any BAR. £2.

Gun shops should do it for cheap, as a service. For the simple fact it brings shooters INTO their shop. One week they might just want a fill, next time they might want a fill and a new scope. Simple common buisness sense.

[cal.177]

HI my local dive shop charges £3 for 12lt 300bar fill

[Leo]

yeah but the point is they charge members £3 but non members £6 . they offer no insentive to be a member , like a discount , free tea,coffee , free use of the range ( they even charge a fiver for that )

I don't know the in's and out's But as a rough guess I bet on that £3 they make at least £2. And on the £6 they make at least £5.

[viegar0]

wow you go there to my mate goes there allot he said its well cheap and its a good shop lol i might need to remind my mate about city of air weapons (lincoln)

[nozzanffc]

went to get my tank filled , its a 3ltr 300 bar and euroguns charged me £6 for the that , last time i went it was £4 . since i had my tank ive been getting it filled there its gone from £3 to £4 ad now its £6 , you bunch of robbing fu(kers . best thing is if your a member its only £3 , how can they justify that haveing to different prices for the same thing it not like it cost them anything in the first place , granted theres the machine , electric and all that but its still the same if your a member or not , plus if you went with a 12ltr its £6 same for a 7 and 3 ltr . this just seems a rip off but there the only place near me that do it . rip off merchants .

Regarding this, You dont think the machines cost thousands to buy? and well thats one of the reaons why you become a member get cheaper bottle fills, 10% off in the cafe thats why i become a member, thats why the price have increased, there is alot more costs than you think . so NO THEY AINT RIP OFF MERCHANTS!!

[nozzanffc]

I don't know the in's and out's But as a rough guess I bet on that £3 they make at least £2. And on the £6 they make at least £5.

baring in mind that some bottles can take half an hour to fill yeah the 12 ltr's? so they have to cost of the compresser to start of which electric and wages aswell, so unless people are going work for free how can you only say its a quid?

[JUST FOR FUN]

£4.50 at my local gun shop for my 12ltr tank but it goes a long way..

[BIG ZOOK]

£5 for my 12l 300bar bottle,only £3 if there is over 150 bar in the bottle when filling starts.Afull bottle lasts me a yr as i only need 1700psi for 11.2ftlb any more tha 1700 psi and the hammer does not open the main valve,most of the extra pressure goes out through the blow off valve.All machined by a good mate of mine and fits straight onto the buddy bottle.