UKARA (United Kingdom Airsoft Retailers Association) was formed in response to the 2006 violent crime reduction bill, to enable a safe platform to sell imitation firearms. To own an imitation airsoft firearm (that is not a two tone colour), you need to first get a UKARA certificate. 

To get a certificate you must play at least 3 games over a two-month period (for example the third game being 56 days or more after the first) at the same UKARA registered game site. You must also be 18 years old or more, live within the UK, and be able to provide ID such as a passport, bank statement or drivers licence, and be a member of a UKARA registered site.

Redditch Indoor Airsoft CQB Ltd can provide you with your certificate within registration requirements as part of  the Elite Membership package. If you have more questions regarding the UKARA certificate, please speak to a member of our team when you come to play.  

You can also find more information on the UKARA website.