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Back Issues
Back issues are available direct form the publishers at a price of £3.50, $7.10 and €4.61 per issue or any 6 copies for £15.00 + £5.96 postage (other countries please call for postal charges).
Back issue enquiries to Sharon@ai-mag.com
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Volume 4, Issue 6 (In stock)
November 2008
Saying goodbye to an old friend
It's with a heavy heart that I am informing you that it's time to say good bye to Airsoft Warehouse. Stewart and his team have been staunch supporters of Ai from the outset and have in my opinion left a gaping hole in the UK's South West Airsoft scene and will be missed by all that know them. We here at AI wish them all the luck wherever the future takes them. So is this the start of a decline in the UK Airsoft market? No you've got to be joking, here at Ai we've raised the bar yet again and are bringing you a bigger than ever issue packed with all the things you love and then some. We'd also like to welcome new friends to our industry in the shape of Lord of War and the X site shop.
On the cover Jason Veall and CJ shot on location in the welsh hills |
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Volume 4, Issue 5 (In stock)
October 2008
I just don't get it! I would like to think that we all agree Airsoft is an honour game where players should show a certain level of gentlemanly conduct, a hit is a hit, call yourself out and walk back the safe zone. So when you're next out on the skirmish field, think about your actions. Cheating is like a virus, it's infectious; it can turn a good event very quickly into a bad experience. As players we need integrity and honesty to get the most out of this sport and without that we might as well all pack up and go home. |
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Volume 4, Issue 4 (In stock)
September 2008
A big Thank you I think it's about time to give credit where credit is due. It's not me or the loyal bunch of contributors and staff that Ai has (although without them Ai would not be what it has become today) it's you guys our readers. Ai is still bucking the downwards trend in news trade sales. In fact since Ai launched over three years ago our circulation has constantly grown. Success itself brings its own problems. Take for instance the Wannabe special (Not that it was a problem) was the 13th issues in this year's publishing calendar, which meant that we had to find a 13th month in a 12 month calendar (which was no mean feat in itself) and now we've not just created a 13 month year, but what we had to do is nick a day from here and a day from there to give us a window to get this 13th issue on the streets. Initial reports suggest that the specials are here to stay so look out for some more Ai goodness around this time next year
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Volume 4, Issue 13 (In stock)
September 2008
Hello and welcome to this the first in a series of one off special editions of Airsoft International The Special edition (13th Issue) are what you've asked for dedicated to the bits of Ai you like the most. We kick off this 13th edition with a Gear Up spectacular, you'll find inside our (and yours) favourite wannabes features from the past 3 years .(10 in total) Don't worry because they are not simply reprints, but completely redesigned and in many cases re photographed wannabe goodness. What's more vote for your all time top ten and match it to our all time top ten and you'll win a whopping £500 voucher to fill your wannabe locker.
Please note this is not part of your subscription, if you wish to purchase it you can do so through WH Smith or by contacting us directly. |
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Volume 4, Issue 3 (In stock)
August 2008
Look at us now Welcome to the all new Airsoft International, we've gone and got our self a new designer and a new direction. Things have never looked better from Ai's point of view Subscriptions are flooding in, Back issue sales have gone ballistic and the news trade circulations is going through the roof This issue is a bit of an Ai500 special, the event certainly had some challenges for the event organisers, but at the end of the day it was a solid start to an event that will spread throughout the world as we unite players with one common goal (playing Airsoft) Talking about Special Issues, Don't forget to get your orders in for the Wannabe Special (Out end of July) This Special Issue does not form part of any Subscriptions, but we do have discounted prices for all of our subscribers. |
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Volume 4, Issue 2 (In stock)
July 2008
Firing on all Cylinders Were not quite sure how we got to be on issue 32 of Ai I guess the old adage of time fly's when your having fun certainly springs to mind. To say that's its been an intense roller coaster of highs and lows somehow doesn't do our journey justice. It's easy to lose sight of our goals as Airsoft is our hobby and passion. As a team we certainly have some home grown talent onboard these days, which makes my job a whole lot easier. As players it's easy to lose sight of our hobby and concentrate on the commercial demands Ai throws at us. It's hard never ending work someone once used the analogy of "I guess it's like painting the Humber Bridge? Once you finish at one end, you have to go back and start all over again" I for one would have to agree, we're doing it now 13 times a year and you know what I would not have it any other way. We love what we do and are extremely proud of what we've achieved, but do you know what? It's important for each member of the Ai crew to remember where they came from (Airsoft Players). |
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Volume 4, Issue 1 (In stock)
June 2008
Fighting Against Success As we move effortlessly into yet another volume of Ai, we as publishers are holding off (as best we can) a cover price hike. Ai has now been the same price since we launched. Paper and print charges have risen, but we've done our very best to keep the cover price static, but I'm afraid to report that Ai will increase in price at some point in volume 4. You may have also noticed that Ai is now perfect bound; it's not a cosmetic thing, but a production issue, because as our print order rises, therefore our sales through increases, it's more cost effective for us to do away with the old saddle stitched version. |
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Volume 3, Issue 12 (In stock)
May 2008
Are you ready?
As the historic Ai500 draws closer I have to ask are you ready to become part of Airsoft History? Our event organisers are reporting a major influx of bookings through the event website www.ai-500.com don't leave it too long to reserve your place as I wouldn't want you to be disappointed. European players need not worry about exporting your RIF's or for that matter bringing them back into the country as we have had a number of practice runs to and from the US and I'm happy to report that its been plane sailing and Virgin Atlantic in particular have been extremely helpful checking our RIF's through customs at both ends. You can catch up with our transatlantic capers in the next issue of Ai (which will be just in time for the travelling UK players to digest and transport their RIF's in the correct manner). |
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Volume 3, Issue 11 (In stock)
April 2008
Vegas Baby!!
As a first time attendee to the Shot Show, to say that I was impressed would be an understatement. The show was huge, real steal parts and tac gear were oozing out of every isle, for us it was a full onslaught and sometimes overwhelming experience of the very latest Shooting extravaganza. The Airsoft Manufacturers present were on the increase, this year G&G, ICS, Systema and the US based Echo 1 were there in full effect so too were Cyber Gun and the Crossman corporation along with our good friends at Spartan Imports leading the way in high end Airsoft wholesale, plus a whole heap of smaller manufactures, which has gotta be good for our industry |
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Volume 3, Issue 10 (In stock)
March 2008
Stand up and be counted It's that time of year again, The Ai Industry Awards 2008 goes live
Following on from last year's highly successful and extremely popular Ai industry Awards, they're back again. This really is your chance to make your mark on your industry. Last year over 4000 of you voted. I'm sure we will be able to beat that figure this year as we will be adding an on line voting system at our new and vastly improved web site www.ai-mag.com (which goes live in a few weeks) So come on what are you waiting for? Turn to page 59 and make your mark. |
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Volume 3, Issue 9 (In stock)
February 2008
Seeing through rose tinted specs? I don't think so!
Almost three years on and our guiding principles haven't changed - unbiased news and reviews are still our number one priority to you the reader
I've got to start this issue off with a bit of an apology, we were scheduled to bring you a report from one of the big games here in the UK, but because of a camera failure, and the fear that the report would have been less than favourable, the site operator who originally agreed to supply the photography backtracked and refused to do so. |
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Volume 3, Issue 8 (In stock)
January 2008
The future's bright, the future's ours
There's a lot of buzz around the UK airsoft industry these days. And with new retailers and sites popping up all over the place, the once feared VCR Act seems to be having a positive effect on the market.
It seems almost as if airsoft has become a forbidden fruit. A whopping 45 sites have joined UKARA and over 6000 registration forms have been downloaded from their site. In addition the Ai office has had over 5000 or so requests for the player registration form. The Ai crew are certainly becoming more active in Europe and the US this year, we'll be attending a lot more sites and events and this is where you guys can help us out - if you have an event you want us to attend, or a game on, then drop us an email and we'll make sure Ai's there. |
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