Airguns of Arizona has a good variety of decently priced used guns. 30 day guarantee and leak tested before shipping out. Good option for saving money 

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Airgus are great if you like to tinker, it's a big part of what I like about them.I definitely love to tinker. It makes me kind of nervous when my first has issues out of the box without modding though. I also think the odds of them already addressing it is higher when buying used too which is making me think I should almost just return
Its a must with any of the less than $500 airguns.I did not. Rookie mistake but I was checking out late bc the had a sale that was ending and I forgot to add it. I also just didn’t think it was that likely I’d get an issue out of the box tbh
i’ve bought and sold over 25 airguns on AGN. The only problems that I’ve experienced are when a seller fails to double box AND prevent contents from shifting. I’ve also bought numerous airguns from AOA and Utah and Pyramid and the Pellet shop - same thing happens with retailers who fail to box and protect items properly - damage! But the big box stores make it much easier to correct the problem.I’ve seen some really good deals there. All are above what I had intended on spending by at this time but you never know. Right now I gotta get to my 10 days here as a start![]()
Pretty sure I wouldn't buy a used gun that would require a machine to fix. I could see an oring here or a spring there but that's about as deep as I'd be willing to go.If you have "the knack" and you're good with machines... Used. Somebody else may give up and sell a gun with a simple problem you can easily fix at a discount. If you'd return a gun for a oring leak, buy new.
Here's a confidence builder. I blew 2200 on a new impact (I'm not made out of money, it took 2 years to save) and I still cracked it open immediately.I definitely love to tinker. It makes me kind of nervous when my first has issues out of the box without modding though. I also think the odds of them already addressing it is higher when buying used too which is making me think I should almost just return
Don't ever buy an aea then. That's when I had to buy a mini lathe for my first week with the gun.Pretty sure I wouldn't buy a used gun that would require a machine to fix. I could see an oring here or a spring there but that's about as deep as I'd be willing to go.
Never a problem with AOA or Pyramid packaging. I was lucky with couple of nice HW rifles from Krale in the Netherlands. Factory box thrown into a larger box and no padding to keep it from bouncing around.i’ve bought and sold over 25 airguns on AGN. The only problems that I’ve experienced are when a seller fails to double box AND prevent contents from shifting. I’ve also bought numerous airguns from AOA and Utah and Pyramid and the Pellet shop - same thing happens with retailers who fail to box and protect items properly - damage! But the big box stores make it much easier to correct the problem.
I only buy used from reputable AGN members after reviewing their feedback profile. I’ve gotten some amazing deals buying used. But sometimes I send that “used” airgun directly into a maintenance depot for a reseal or upgrades. I only buy and sell scopes that have lifetime warranties like from Athlon or Sightron so if there’s a problem - they fix it straight away.