Factory tour winner!

[Stoohundred]

You lucky fellow, I hope you enjoy the visit. Try and get a sneak preview of the new springer

Thanks chaps.

This is the first I've heard of a new springer on the cards, so will be sure to ask about that one.

[Blackbaronfish]

You get a free goodie bag while you there aswell. Im sure its worth something like £150

It's a £100 goodie bag

BBF

[Mason]

At the very end of the tour (when you have your goodie bag), ask them why they introduced anti tamper

[eboswan]

At the very end of the tour (when you have your goodie bag), ask them why they introduced anti tamper

Also why they're bluing is so inconsistant at times...

[Sake-san]

Personally I would be inclined to stay with a more courteous and polite... thank you very much for the kind invitation, your valuable time, hospitality and generous gift/s

[Bosun]

Agree!

If anyone has a gripe (and there are clearly some), write to AA personally. It may not help, but it will get it out of your system.

[eboswan]

You can still be courteous and ask questions.
I wouldn't suggest that he Takes a long list of gripes with him

[Dave G]

Ask em if it's true there about to release there new Bullpup instead of all the internet whispers and rumours

[Stoohundred]

Personally I would be inclined to stay with a more courteous and polite... thank you very much for the kind invitation, your valuable time, hospitality and generous gift/s

Couldn't have put it better myself, and being a loyal air arms customer I could do nothing else, I think anyone who has gripes with air arms products should just go and get themselves a Gay state, I'm sure you will be perfectly happy (until the batteries run out!) or your bank statement arrives!

I'm not going to lie, there are always improvements that can be made to ANY rifle, which is half the fun, for me anyway.
One of the main reasons I like Airarms rifles is that they are simple to service and work on (once the AT has been removed) and with Julian's awesome services, parts are easily available too.

I believe that most air arms rifles are set up and designed very well for longevity when used by the "general user" , however should you wish to tune it and improve it a little for FT/HFT use then this can be simply done with great results ( otherwise what would we talk about on here all the time) (other than Raj's choice of Lycra)

I will be mostly looking out for what their methods are when stripping and rebuilding the rifles and see if there is anything I can learn that could make life easier for me.
As well as their method of removing the anti tamper screws when they get a rifle back for a service, I'm assuming that they have some special equipment that helps them do this easily without marking the rifles.

I will be certain to ask about any plans for new rifle designs or improvements planned, however I'm sure they would keep anything like that under wraps until they are ready to announce it officially.

Hopefully we will be allowed to take lots of photos and I can share them with you all on here after.

The visit is scheduled for the 2nd of February ,so watch this space.