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cam1317 October 14th, 2009 16:32

CYMA Sig Sauer 556 from Section 8 sports
 
Thinking about purchasing this: (and yes i'm 18) http://www.section8sports.ca/compone...d=656&vmcchk=1
Thoughts on quality, compatibility and price?

Assault Pioneer October 14th, 2009 16:34

hm, we had a discussion about section 8 on the EAR boards. called them up, none of their stuff was in stock at the time and I dont think they renewed yet, this was only a week and a half ago and I guess they didnt get the memo about selling all blacks, its pretty sketchy, they are a paintball store, they dont know much about airsoft. buy at your own risk but I advise not to

ADDITION: Also their legal/liability is built straight off american law not canadian.

again, sketchy

MoreToasties October 14th, 2009 16:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by cam1317 (Post 1083885)
Thoughts on quality, compatibility and price?

Well the quality of the gun itself seems good, based on CYMAs nowadays.

The price is decent.

As for the quality of the seller, I would advice against buying from them, they seem, as Assault Pioneer put it, sketchy.

L473ncy October 14th, 2009 16:39

TBH I think it's kind of overpriced. However I'm used to getting something higher quality for just slightly more.

If you're 18+ then definitely think about getting AV'ed. I bought mine for $450 and it's SWEET (not as sweet as my teammates PTW's though but still nonetheless my gundoc is amazed at what I got my M4 for).

They're a legit business, not like one of those drive by night "stores" however it's a slippery slope what they're doing.

TokyoSeven October 14th, 2009 16:46

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Originally Posted by cam1317 (Post 1083885)
Thoughts on quality, compatibility and price?

If you mentioned Cyma a few years ago, people would have simply told you that you were wasting your money. Now a days I'm not sure what to say about them. Either they are just a bad as they were a few years ago and everyone else just lowered their standards, or its quite possible that they have made some improvements in their products. My money is on lower standards but that's just my own personal opinion.

On the topic of compatibility I'm not entirely sure what you mean, are you asking about external or internals? Externally I have no idea, internally I could hazard a guess and say that most after market internals made for the version 3 mechbox should work just fine, "should being the key word.


Price? Personally I believe that the money that you would use to purchase that could be put towards something a few more rungs up the quality ladder.

cam1317 October 14th, 2009 16:50

Yea I was talking more about internals, and I was thinking that it seemed a little overpriced too.

pusangani October 14th, 2009 16:55

How is it overpriced? its a full metal gun, cansoft guns go for more sometimes. Cyma has greatly improved over the years.

BUT

I wouldn't trust that site, they obviously don't know the laws concerning airsoft and that they will be shut down pretty soon. I also don't like the idea that any kidiot can use mommy's credit card and order from them.

If you speak with them and they do in fact have it in stock then, by all means buy it (if you are 18+ of course) as it is a good deal

as far as specs and compatability go....google?

pusangani October 14th, 2009 16:56

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Originally Posted by cam1317 (Post 1083894)
Yea I was talking more about internals, and I was thinking that it seemed a little overpriced too.

because you are av'd and know what real airsoft in canada costs right? what are you comparing it to? us and asian prices? buycrapsoft.com's prices?

cam1317 October 14th, 2009 17:01

Take it easy there pusangani, I was comparing it to what I think a similar/ similarly performing M4 might cost.

pusangani October 14th, 2009 17:05

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Originally Posted by cam1317 (Post 1083900)
Take it easy there pusangani, I was comparing it to what I think a similar/ similarly performing M4 might cost.



1. it's not an m4 so I don't know why we would assume you were comparing it to that

2. full metal cyma's in the retailer section are around the same price - don't know where you would see it priced cheaper in canada that you say it seems overpriced

Styrak October 14th, 2009 17:16

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Originally Posted by cam1317 (Post 1083900)
Take it easy there pusangani, I was comparing it to what I think a similar/ similarly performing M4 might cost.

That's your problem right there. You have no idea about prices.

Rock 'N' Roll Outlaw October 14th, 2009 17:33

May seem harsh what were saying here, but it doesn't take away from the fact their right. Does $1200 for a PTW seem overpriced to you? The answer will probably be yes because you wouldn't know what the market value actually is in country yet. Don't take it personally or anything, its just the fact that your not AV'ed and our community comprises the majority of the entire Airsoft entity in this country. Inclusive is our classifieds section which is restricted to those who are Age Verified (AV'ed). If you want more info on that, theres are stickies all over the board.

cam1317 October 14th, 2009 19:09

Well it would appear that I was wrong about the price, I guess that I was just acting on my opinion. I'll take the opinion of the community on this one as most of you have been airsofting much longer than I have.

Disco_Dante October 14th, 2009 19:18

1) Cyma doesn't make a SG556
2) It's a Sig SG556, not a Sig Sauer
3) The website's drop down bars on the left piss me off.



So CYMA doesn't make that gun. It's either a JP or a King Arms.



It's not a king arms...

cam1317 October 14th, 2009 19:21

Yes, the drop down bars are incredibly stupid, and thanks for telling me that CYMA doesn't make a SIG SG556. The more I hear/ look into Section 8 the more they look sketchy.


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