Hi!
I'm visiting Prague in March. I'm a newbie, but I've seen that everyone talks about online shops from Czech Republic when it comes to airsoft.

Can you point me to some good shops around the city center?

Thanks a lot!

Hey.
The short answer would be Anareus and Morris, they are probably the most popular ones in Prague. Don't expect Apple-like professional treatment, the staff aren't exactly great at personal relations, but they sure as hell know their guns, especially the guys at Anareus (as far as I know... wait for someone more experienced to confirm that). Both are very close to the city center.

If you're new to airsoft, just make sure you know your country's restrictions on airsoft guns so you don't buy something you won't be allowed to use back home.

Also Bohemia Air Soft Store, but this store isn´t in the center of Prague. It lies on the edge.
They have very big show room. Biggest in Czech republic.

Thank you!
I saw on maps that Anareus and Morris are pretty close to each other. I'm not expecting Apple-like treatment.

I'm from Romania, so, I think that everything that works in Czech Republic, will do in my country too. I don't know about airport security, but I think if I'll attach a receipt, it will be ok. (hope so)

Yep, they are around 10 minutes by tram from each other. If you need any help with our public transport, just send me a message.

A gun can scare the security guards, but they shouldn't give you a hard time. All they can do is put it in a safety container, I think. Including the receipt could speed up the process. There should be enough info in English regarding this problem on the internet.

I think it might be easier (though more expensive) to post your weapon back home.
If you decide to take it with you, it would be smart to call your airlines and check with them. Are Romanian laws anyhow different from Czech ones as far as AS guns go? Sometimes countries have quite different laws and the customs officers will very likely spot a problem from a mile away...

Yes, I was thinking about that too. I was just hoping to save some money if I'm already there (~30euros, i think, that's how much Czech websites charge for posting products)