GunPoint - Your specialist for softair, alarm guns, free weapons and ammunition
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GunPoint is your first port of call when it comes to authentic sporting guns and safety equipment. In addition to pistols and rifles of all kinds, we also offer customised products for private use. You can also find the required ammunition and various arming options, e.g. in terms of aiming optics, in our comprehensive range.
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In addition to products from the security sector, as well as additional equipment for outdoor activities and care products for weapons, the core of our high-quality GunPoint selection consists of: Softair guns, air guns, alarm guns and RAM guns. The individual product classes also differ in special weapon types such as pistols, submachine guns, rifles, shotguns and more. |
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Manufactured by NorthEast Airsoft
Licensed by Cybergun
Softair-weapons
Softair weapons are available in various designs, including pistols, rifles, machine guns and sniper rifles. The weapons are available in different calibres, the most common calibre being 6mm.
At Gunpoint.de, we have a very wide range of softair weapons and matching accessories for all common softair variants. From inexpensive softair pistols for beginners to highly professional softair rifles, sniper rifles, heavy revolvers or grenade launchers, there is something for every player and collector. In addition to the actual softair weapons, our shop also offers airsoft equipment, magazines, complete sets at favourable prices and other softair accessories.
Softair ammunition
Softair ammunition consists of small plastic pellets. The pellets are available in different colours and weights, which make it easier to find hits and must match the air soft system used.
With very few exceptions, the calibre is 6 mm.
Compressed air weapons
A compressed air weapon is a weapon that ejects a bullet or projectile using compressed air. The compressed air is generated either by a compressor or by pulling back the piston. Compressed air weapons come in a variety of designs, including air pistols and air rifles.
Advantages of compressed air weapons
Compressed air weapons offer a number of advantages over other types of weapons. These include:
Relatively inexpensive: compressed air weapons tend to be much less expensive than other types of weapons.
Lower maintenance costs: Compressed air weapons require less maintenance than other types of weapons.
Low recoil: Air guns have low recoil, making them comfortable for beginners and experienced shooters alike.
Availability: Compressed air guns are legally available in many countries.
Alarm guns
Alarm guns are an effective way of protecting yourself and others from attacks. They are legally available in Germany and relatively inexpensive.
Advantages of alarm guns:
They are not lethal, but they can deter potential attackers.
They are easy to carry and use.
They are relatively inexpensive.
Alarm guns are available in gun stores in Germany. To be able to buy a blank gun, you must be at least 18 years old and present a valid identity card.
How do you use alarm guns?
Alarm guns must be loaded with blank cartridges. These cartridges do not contain lead, but a mixture of black powder and a binding agent. When a blank cartridge is fired, a bang and a cloud of smoke are produced.
Pyrotechnic ammunition
Pyrotechnic ammunition, also known as fireworks, is an object that is classified as a pyrotechnic article. It is used to create a bang, a cloud of smoke or a light effect. Pyrotechnic ammunition is used in a variety of applications, including fireworks, signaling and military operations.
Types of pyrotechnic ammunition
Rockets: - are fireworks that rise into the sky and explode to create a spectacular lighting effect.
Firecrackers: - are fireworks that produce a loud bang to attract attention or create a certain mood.
Fountains: - are fireworks that produce a cascade of sparks or other lights to create a beautiful and lasting effect.
Volcanoes: - are fireworks that create a dramatic effect.
Regardless of the type of weapon and how it works, handling weapons requires a certain level of maturity and is subject to numerous conditions in Germany. The German Weapons Act (WaffG) is the binding guideline for the handling of weapons and semblance weapons.
The weapons in our store are generally divided into two different categories with regard to sale and permitted possession. For example, our pistols and rifles from the softair weapons range may be handed over to persons aged 14 and over if the energy does not exceed 0.5 joules.
For all weapons with a higher energy when firing or operating, you must be 18 years of age. In both cases, however, a firearms license is not required. We would like to point out that use in private areas, e.g. for target practice, is permitted, but carrying the weapon in public is prohibited according to §42 WaffG.
The regulations regarding the ban on carrying also apply to all knives with a lockable blade or a blade length of more than 12 cm. All regulations relating to shooting in a sporting context are governed by Section 15 and its subsections of the Weapons Act.
Changes to the Weapons Act take place on an ongoing basis and should be followed regularly by all interested and affected parties. We therefore recommend our GunPoint customers to be careful and attentive. At the beginning of 2017, there was and still is a debate about taking weapons into the EU. Section 36 WaffG was also once again a topic in parliament.
This paragraph deals with the storage obligations of gun owners. Weapons and ammunition should always be secured and stored separately. Children and young people in particular must not have the opportunity to open a cabinet, safe or display case with weapons inside. The keys to these must also be stored carefully.
Anyone wishing to carry a firearm in Germany must obtain a firearms license. In 2016, there was a rapid increase in applications for the so-called small firearms license (Section 10 WaffG), which is required for carrying alarm weapons, for example.