Two different things live here: the gas that runs a CO2 gun, and the guns themselves.
Bisley 12g CO2 capsules are the standard powerlet used by almost every CO2 pistol and rifle on the market, so they fit whatever you already own. Expect the gas to run out of puff in cold weather - CO2 pressure falls with temperature, and a capsule that gives a full magazine of consistent shots indoors will string badly on a frosty morning. Keep spares warm in a pocket.
The pistols are BB replicas rather than target guns: the Springfield XDM in 3.8in and 4.5in, the Swiss Arms SA1911 Tactical and SA92 Seventies, and a Walther PPK/S from Umarex. They shoot steel BBs, not pellets, so they are for plinking and practice, not accuracy work. There is also a 300 bar carbon fibre air cylinder in here for anyone running a PCP rather than CO2.
The legal position. In Scotland an Air Weapon Certificate is required to buy, use or possess an air weapon - both our shops are in Scotland, so this applies to us. Elsewhere in Great Britain, buyers must be 18 or over and the gun must sit below the power limits. CO2 capsules and cylinders are not certificate-controlled; the gun is.
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