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Brendan Mattie November 6th, 2007 17:46

Trying to get into airsoft.
 
Hey, we are looking to get into airsoft cause paintball is just getting to be too much $, so I have a few Q's
1-what are the best guns to get... spring, gas, or e-guns?
2-do they hurt, like can u feel urseft getting hit if u have a vest or jacket on?
3-and what is the speedfeed all about, and are they a good thing to have?
4-what is the range like?
5-what is a good store in Canada that dose C.O.D.?

thanks,
Brendan

Griffin November 6th, 2007 17:50

Welcome first off.

Lets see start off by adding more info to your profile especially your age. Next start reading the FAQ section, much of the information you seek is there. As for Canadian retailers the pull down menu has some but, only 007 and A&A sell airsoft. Also find out who is your age verifier where you live and arrange to pay him/her a visit. Once your age verified, you will be able to browse the classfied sections for used equipment etc.

Rukus November 6th, 2007 17:55

Before you start anything best thing to do is read the FAQ which can be found here:

http://www.ascforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=21

Step two is get age verified you need to be 18 yrs old to legal purchase or own an airsoft rifle in Canada.

Generally you want to get an AEG rifle rather than a spring rifle unless you are becoming a sniper and that generally comes further down the line with experienced players.

Does it hurt, depending on where you get shot yes it can. Can you feel it, yes unless you take one off the rifle or you are wearing a butt load of gear.

Don't know about the speedfeed, one of the more experienced guys can answer that??

Range varies from rifle to rifle, longer barrel and more fps gets you better range accuracy ect....

The only two stores for rifles at the moment in Canada are 007 airsoft and A&A airsoft if your looking to buy new but you can get used/new if you get age verified from the buy/sell section.

Welcome to airsoft. Hope that was what you were looking for.

roop November 6th, 2007 18:03

[QUOTE=Brendan Mattie;5692375-what is a good store in Canada that dose C.O.D.?[/QUOTE]

C.O.D = <18
thats my guess.

TokyoSeven November 6th, 2007 18:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brendan Mattie (Post 569237)
Hey, we are looking to get into airsoft cause paintball is just getting to be too much $, so I have a few Q's
1-what are the best guns to get... spring, gas, or e-guns?
2-do they hurt, like can u feel urseft getting hit if u have a vest or jacket on?
3-and what is the speedfeed all about, and are they a good thing to have?
4-what is the range like?
5-what is a good store in Canada that dose C.O.D.?

thanks,
Brendan

If you find paintball to be getting too expensive, you maybe in for a horrible surprise when you see how expensive airsoft can get.

As per your inquiry though.

1.http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=253
Read that, you will find details in regards to diffrent kinds of aegs, GBB's and springers. What is best, is a matter of opinion, most people use an electric based gun, AEGs essentially all work on the same concept. Gas guns are usually pistols or sniper rifles, there are a few long arms out there that are gas based but they are few and far between. As for spring guns, you will find some decent pistols and sniper rifles out there. Every item has its role and essentially what you choose should reflect your playing style.

2. You will know when you are hit.In some cases during a heavy rush fire fight you may not notice it, but the majority of the time you will. Even through a vest or jacket.

3. I Have no idea what you mean by speedfeed.

4.Ranges do vary, depending on what internals each gun has.

5. There are two online suppliers in Canada, I do not suggest ordering from outside of country. This link will shed some light on why. http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=40318
The two online retailers that are available are very respectful operations, they do however get very busy, and the owners themselfves do have outside airsoft lives. So please be paitent. As for if they take COD, I do not believe so. Paypal, EMT and credit card I believe are the standard forms of payment.

Welcome to ASC and welcome to airsoft in Canada.
I would like you to take the time to read this.
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=29
It is the Canadian airsoft newbie guide.

As for this link it is this websites frequently asked questions section.
If you have any other questions, you may find the answers to them here.
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/forumdisplay.php?f=21

I have taken the time to answer your questions and supply you with the info you require. I hope you take the time to read and absorb it.

dodger_me November 6th, 2007 18:37

What is COD?

roop November 6th, 2007 18:51

Cash on Delivery- You would place your order and pay the post office or courier when your package was delivered.

kalnaren November 6th, 2007 19:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by roop (Post 569301)
Cash on Delivery- You would place your order and pay the post office or courier when your package was delivered.

I don't think either of the canadian retailers do that.

roop November 6th, 2007 19:11

does anyone do that anymore? lol its kind of obsolete with paypal, emt, credit cards and electronic banking

Sergeantmajor November 6th, 2007 19:29

I don't think many people do that anymore, but you can always ask. they might do it for you if you ask nicely.

fill out your profile!

Greylocks November 6th, 2007 19:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by dodger_me (Post 569284)
What is COD?

A fairly large fish.

kalnaren November 6th, 2007 19:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Greylocks (Post 569328)
A fairly large fish.

Holy shit did Greylocks just make a joke? ;)

Brendan Mattie November 6th, 2007 20:12

age
 
do you have to be like 18 or over to use these forms?
I'm 17, but my brother (who is also getting in to air soft) is 19.

and thanks a lot or everyones help, much appreciated

Griffin November 6th, 2007 20:23

You don't have to be 18 to use the forums etc but, do need to be 18+ to play airsoft, own an airsoft gun, and to get age verified. So while you wait for that day to come when you turn 18, use that time to learn as much as possible.

conrad13 November 6th, 2007 20:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brendan Mattie (Post 569360)
do you have to be like 18 or over to use these forms?
I'm 17, but my brother (who is also getting in to air soft) is 19.

and thanks a lot or everyones help, much appreciated

There are some parts fo the forums you cannot use until you are 18 like the classifieds section.


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