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March 10th, 2012, 09:52 | #16 | |
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http://torontoairsoft.com/product.php?id_product=1461 Uses the micro switch trigger, quick change spring and everything if the gearbox is the one i'm thinking of. |
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March 10th, 2012, 13:27 | #17 |
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Well I've sent an email off too for parts for an AEG; it's been 12 months with no parts.
Z-Shot no dice, could not get parts. CUI Airsoft has not replied to email. bujitjit if you talk to the distributor regularly you can remind them that posting their email contact on their site means the courtesy of a reply should be extended. If they have an unreliable server etc.then a phone number to contact them would be a good idea.
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March 10th, 2012, 13:53 | #18 | |
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March 10th, 2012, 16:41 | #19 |
Absolutely I support new vendors, retailers, suppliers to advertise here. There are so many manufacturers overseas just waiting to move their products into north America and at competative prices and quality items.
In this day and age it seem ridiculous that parts are "not available" when we all know too well that a lot of them are by doing an internet search. (unless of course it's out of production items) duh! What's more frustrating are dealing with the retailers who leave a bad taste in the consumers mouth about following up on product requests and never get back. For me living in vancouver i pray for sun. The last thing i want is waiting forever and a day to hear back from trying to obtain parts, which at times can kill off a big chunk of the season. I say welcome new items and vendors, let manufacturers advertise here, open it up so this sport can grow and be affordable to everyone. Open up indoor play areas that operate during the week, not limited to weekend warrior games only. There are people who can make this happen. Grow it please, don't restrict it and whatever you do don't create dissention by choking out the flow of great products from people who are reaching ouit to us, the airsoft community. Another point on my mind worth mentioning is having a structured approach to welcoming new players. Experianced players should at times take newbies under their wings to direct them in utilizing the "buddy" system. keep them close, keep 'em tight, keep 'em alive! don't push em all down to the other end and obliterate them. This is (in my opinion) not welcoming and counter productive to growing the sport. I've read testimony of experianced players having a go at green apples just to "warm up" resulting in the apples feeling very unenthusiastic about returning. I believe this should stop unless it's a "team" on Team game, even still, new recruits are dumped in the shit in real life, do it here please. If i'm talking out my ass, i appologize, get upwind already. Best regards, Jason
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March 11th, 2012, 00:20 | #20 |
Swattiger, you heard the same story too...
which means its true and we should put it up and let everyone knows....!! on top of the Ares Distributor, there was also a fellow dealer in the GTA that go rejected for the above reason too....!! |
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March 11th, 2012, 12:24 | #21 | |
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Ares is a young company producing a relatively good product and as such with a growing company they will have issues like many others before them (SYSTEMA, King Arms, Classic Army, G&P) unfortunately in the age of internet these growth issues tend to multiply faster than the resolution. As far as getting more retailer approved, well this is a privately owned forum run by volunteers and as far as I am concerned Bean is doing a fine job weeding out the shitty ones and letting the good ones on. The only solution is be give it time, nothing is resolved overnight. Last edited by wildcard; March 11th, 2012 at 22:37.. |
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March 11th, 2012, 20:51 | #22 | ||
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Anyways Ares Canada will have a retailer account and you sir will likely get a week vacation from this site depending on how I feel later in the day. Quote:
Last month after giving Revolution Airsoft retailer powers you people made me quit I hung up my hat and said I am not doing this anymore. You bit the hand that feeds you. So during that time I only answered emails from retailers who had account problems. I sorted them out quick and efficiently. So to the few of you who love to point fingers I point one back at you. What the fuck have you done for airsoft since you started? Cus I guarantee I have done a ton more for this sport then you will ever accomplish. Now I say that as a challenge prove me wrong and do good for the sport instead of being an armchair quaterback. |
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March 12th, 2012, 02:12 | #23 | |
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Re: the work ASC staff has done, it is 100% appreciated without any doubt. Re: the work as an average air softer I/we do is to share information and make suggestions through the ASC forum and other channels, so as to make this meaningful activity keeps going. Kindly do not take it in an emotional manner and put some unrespectful labels on others. |
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March 12th, 2012, 07:16 | #24 |
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Let me guess Chi Gun? They had a shitty reputation I told them so. I am not one to sugar coat things it's not my style. I will say it how it is. I was actually perfectly calm writing that post I am just a bit of a dick.
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March 12th, 2012, 12:49 | #25 |
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I appreciate the effort to give retailers here a smell test before they gain access to this site.
As I recall during the initial push the number of folks let on was very limited. Since Bean has taken over the taps haven't been turned wide open but the tempo has increased.
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March 12th, 2012, 13:58 | #26 | |
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My experience with this shop: Pros: Have a phsyical store opened 7 days a week with fixed business hours. I can pop in anytime. This ensure I can always go back if anything gone wrong with the item I purchased. Can touch and feel the airsoft guns before purchase. This is important as I game what I buy, and can rule out some hidden surprise. Take special orders and quick delivery if the Canadian importer has it in stock. Price is good with choice of payment methods. This has minimized my hard feeling about the recent drop in airsoft guns price, as my loss is not that great when compared to buying from some other retailers. Staff are friendly. Cons Limited variety. In stock items are also limited when compared to other retailers e.g. torontoairsoft. Small shop and a bit crowded during weekends. Also sell other toys, so not focus on airsoft alone. I do not count on them too much for upgrades and repair. Last edited by Swattiger; March 13th, 2012 at 19:07.. |
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March 12th, 2012, 14:05 | #27 |
Hey Bean, I'm really sorry about my mis-understanding, but at least you clear all the rumors up here now.
Also it's a good news for us as ARES is hoping on board, because hunting down their parts are quite a pain before for us as a dealer, let alone the customer. Now it should be a better experience for everyone. |
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