Gear

Ultimate Tactical - Three point sling - tan
Image alt
Ultimate Tactical

€20,00

Low in stock

Receives in 6 days.

Ultimate Tactical - Rifle Sling 1P Bungee AR AK M4 M16 G36 MP5 Olive
Image alt
Image alt
Ultimate Tactical

€10,00

In stock

Receives in 6 days.

GFC Flexible 1-Point Sling - Coyote Brown
GFC

€10,00

In stock

Receives in 6 days.

GFC - One-point Bungee Tactical Sling Belt with Mount - Olive Drab
Image alt
GFC

€12,00

In stock

Receives in 6 days.

Image alt
Everything They Need to Get Started!
Shop the Collection
GFC

€15,00

Low in stock

Receives in 6 days.

Royal - 1-Point Airsoft Rifle Sling with Elastic Bungee Olive
Image alt
Image alt
Image alt
Royal

€9,99

Low in stock

Receives in 6 days.

GFC Flexible 1-Point Sling - OD
GFC

€10,00

In stock

Receives in 6 days.

Electro River Li-Po Alarm V2
Image alt
Electro River

€7,00

Low in stock

Receives in 6 days.

Electro River Low Voltage Lipo Alarm
Image alt
Electro River

€5,00

Low in stock

Receives in 6 days.

IPower - Tamiya connector converter - small battery to big replica
IPower

€1,50

In stock

Receives in 6 days.

Olight - E-WM25 Flashlight Mount for M2R, M2R Pro, Warrior X, Warrior X Pro
Image alt
Image alt
Image alt
Olight

€22,00

Low in stock

Receives in 6 days.

PTT button - Kenwood type
Image alt
Image alt
Dragon

€12,00

Low in stock

Receives in 6 days.

Cybergun

€0,00

Out of stock

Receives in 6 days.

Showing 33/33

Shop by Brand

Airsoft – FAQs

Image alt
Image alt

Do I need a licence to buy or own an airsoft gun?


No licence is required for an airsoft gun, as long as it stays within the legal power limit (see next question). This is unlike many other countries where airsoft guns require a licence to own.

Image alt

What power limit do airsoft guns need to comply with in Ireland?


Airsoft guns with a muzzle energy of 1 joule or less are not classified as firearms under Irish law. If a RIF exceeds 1 joule, it's treated as an unlicensed firearm — anything over that limit can't be used at skirmish sites and will be seized by customs if imported. Every gun we sell is built and tested to stay within this limit.

Image alt

Can I carry or transport my airsoft gun in public?

No. Even though they're legal to own, RIFs must not be carried openly in public, must always be transported in a closed case or suitable bag, and must never be displayed where members of the public can see them. Penalties for breaching this can include a fine of up to €5,000, up to 5 years imprisonment, or both, so always keep your gun cased from your front door to the boot of your car.

Image alt

What safety gear do I need to play airsoft?

ANSI or EN166-rated eye protection (full-seal goggles or a mesh/polycarbonate face mask) is essential — never play without it. Many sites also require lower-face protection for close-quarters games. Beyond the field's own rules, always make sure you have the landowner's permission to shoot and that you're shooting somewhere members of the public can't be put at risk.

Image alt

Where am I allowed to actually use my airsoft gun?


You can't shoot in your back garden if it risks being seen by neighbours or passers-by, and you definitely can't use it in any public space. You need permission from the landowner to use it on private land, and you must be careful that BBs can't reach a public footpath or road. The simplest and safest option is to play at a licensed skirmish site — these sites are required to carry insurance and be authorised by the local Garda superintendent, so you're playing somewhere fully set up for it.

Fast Irish Delivery

Free shipping on orders €60+

Expert Tech Support

Repair & upgrade services in Cork

Click & Collect

Order online, pickup in-store same day