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Found A Great Deal
Well Today I went on a small road trip to Grande Prairie Alberta with my parents. The reason I went was to look for a KSC Glock 19 at this paintball store there. I go inside look at the GBB's and notice there is no G19. I was so dissapointed, so I asked him if he would be expecting some in anytime soon and he said yes. I was like sweet the only problem is I live in Fort St John BC which is 2.5 hours away. I asked him the approximate price of it and he said it all depends on customs and shipping but most likely $280 CAD give or take 10 bucks. I checked 007 airsoft and found to ship the gun would run me about 300-310. The owner told me to call back in a week to see if the shipment arrived, and luckily but unfortunatley my moms digi cam has been crapping out and we need to drive back down in a week or two to pick it up from repairs. Prices of green gas there are $30 without tax, but thats alright since ordering it in would cost me an arm and a leg. They have Airsoft Elite bb's which made me super happy since I have heard many good things about them. If I buy lots of stuff to he might drop the price. My mother's friend's son went there a couple weeks back and bought a G36c for $150 CAD since it was the last one left instead of the original price of $250. While I was there I played around with a socom and a glock 34 and glock 18c. they were pretty nifty but I'd still rather get a G19. Oh I also have a quick question, how much do you guys usually pay for a can of duster gas or the price for a pack of them?
Thanks for reading my meaningless rant. LOL Cankywanky |
on top of the forum under canadan retailers there are links check there double edge or M1 are best in my opinion no problems ever! Spec Arms if your in BC they are soooooooo cheap in price
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new ksc glocks ant worth anymore than 250 at the most... I paid 200$ for mine back in the day.
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what company makes it, Tokyo Marui, Classic Army? or is the price so low because its a no-name crappy electric gun? |
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If it's the Crosman G36 springer, they sell for $75. $150 is a 200% overprice increase.
And again, you should Read more about this sport; $30 per small can of green gas may seem like a good deal, but the propane adaptor is a smarter purchase. |
Nope its a TM G36c I think it was the one sitting on the shelf(showroom model) and thats why he got it so cheap. No rounds had been put through it yet though so its all good. I will order a propane adaptor as soon as possible, i just want to buy a can of green gas so i can test her out right away.
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propane + plastic slide = crack
If your using propane you will be better off upgrading to a metal slide or getting a KWA G19 online. The KWA G19 comes with a metal slide but no HW frame. |
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Another option I'm pretty sure you can do is to use propane on the plastic slide and when it cracks you can get a metal one. Correct me if I'm wrong.
G19 metal slides are avaible from many retailers. It sucks that g23 slides are really hard to find. |
well since i will be getting another paycheck before i go there again i will have enough to get a metal slide also, so no worries there.
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If the place you went to in Grande Prairie was Splatters Paintball (Canadian Airsoft for their airsoft section) I wouldn't really trust them. I was recently ripped off by them for 3 springers.
They have them shown on their online store with hopup tags and priced the same as all the other Canadian Airsoft retailers (about $100). I emailed them and was impressed at the fast reply. They informed me that they had the 3 springers I was looking for and that they were on sale for only 69.95! I asked them about shipping and was told that they could do a COD, but not DD, so I set up COD shipment by Greyhound with them. I asked how much shipping should be, and was told a mere $10, which I really should have questioned, but I was already impressed by their service, so I didn't. Our package arrived at the depot with over $50 of shipping charges for a COD (which was more what I'd expected, though I was still irritated that they had not told me the truth, though they hadn't directly lied to me.) I looked at the store's bill that was enclosed in the box, I found that they'd charged me an additional $10 for shipping! That was what they meant that shipping would be $10! After opening the boxes of the springer we found them all coated in a thin layer of grey dust -alright, so they've sat in their storage area for a while... I work at a store and things sit there too. I ordered a TM PC 356 springer from them, and when I pulled it out of the box, I was dismayed to find that the shiny-painted surface of the ejection port was scratched to shit. This springer had clearly seen some use. I decided that this was the reason for the price drop, and figured that a little cosmetic damage wasn't that big a deal for springer matches, if they'd used the springer a bit in their store. I broke down the springer (a nice feature of some TM springers) and found that the tip of the cylinder nozzle (some people call it the nipple) was severely worn, to the point that the part that's supposed to be a round tube sticking out of the cylinder, was worn down to 45 degrees! This was the same with the M9 springer that we ordered, and would assume it to be the same for the P7 springer, but it cannot be taken down. Upon further inspection, I noticed that the springer had no copper barrel, as all hopup models should have. The springers had no hopup! All told, we thought we were getting a deal, but for 69.95 each, with no hopup and the springers being severely used and $60 tacked on for total shipping charges, we were had. When you order something from an online retailer, particularily an airsoft retailer, unless it's noted, you should be able to assume that you're getting new stuff. Their site didn't specifically say that the springers didn't have hopup, but the fact that they had hopup tags in the pictures of the ones they sold was more than misleading. Between all that and the finely printed "All sales final, etc." (the usual reciept disclaimer) and the fact that they hadn't so much directly lied to me as made a point of leaving out certain details, I knew there was no point in calling and complaining; their asses are covered. After all taxes and shipping totalled up, the price for 3 $69.95 springers and a $30 tactical holster was close to $330 -almost the same as it all would have cost from any other retailer with them in stock new and with hopup! If you can go there in person, you can check the stuff their selling you out yourself, and they can't rip you off for shipping, but I wouldn't reccomend taking anything said for granted. If you decide to deal with them, ask plenty of questions, and ask to see things before you pay for them. If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. |
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Yes I am talking about Splatter Paintball .Well i looked at their springers and they were very dusty, im going to make sure that i get a glock in its original package with the plastic heat sealed back. I will open it in the store to make sure everything checks out and gas it up and see if it works since they have a target stand there. Could you please give me the web address cause i seem to be always getting some old unupdated webpage from them.
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http://www.canadianairsoft.ca/
The guns look a tad over priced to me. If I were you I would get a ksc g19 from spec arms (link at top). $55 cheaper then what you are going to get. Plus you know for sure the gun will be brand new. Any other guns DEA and rangers have great prices. |
That is the link. It's no big surprise that the springers there are dusty since they've probably had them for years. IIRC, their site says they've been selling airsoft for 4 years. Springers don't sell too well, I've heard, which would explain why most other retailers don't stock them. Chances are, they got them when they originally got airsoft stock and couldn't sell them. That would explain A) the dust, B) the (apparently) good price on them and C) the fact that they've been used. If you've got something like a springer in your store that's not selling and probably won't, it's no surprise it got played around with. The problem in my case wasn't that they were used, it was that they didn't tell me that.
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Well if you want a KSC Glock 19 go to www.specarms.com, they just got a new shipment of them and the prices are really cheap. They also sell metal slides to go with your gun!
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Well I think you guys may have bent my rubber arm so to speak. Since i am 16 i wil have to get my dad to order and they are in richmond so shipping shouldnt be too much. It says at the bottom of the page that the price of the product includes gst and pst, is this true? Do any of you have any experience with them?
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Yes, gst and pst is included, so all you have to pay extra is shipping (which should be approximately $10-$15).
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now you guys got my flippin mouth waterin. I have a question though i saw a warning, something to do with tokyo marui and i cant seem to find it anymore do you know what it was?
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They can't sell TM to the public in BC if I recall correctly. The usual legal garbage.
And thanks for the correction, quick90. I said IIRC and it looks like I didn't... :P In any event, the springers I got are old. They came with 2000-01 catalogues. |
well tomorrow im gonna cash in my check and do a money order thing and order the ksc glock 19, one ksc glock 19 magazine, the AI Propane tank adaptor nozzle. After my next paycheck i will get the metal slide and barrel and the guarder recoil spring guide. About the bb's, i didnt find any AE bbs there so which ones should i get instead?
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Why not use KSC bb's for a KSC gun? Specarms has them too.
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AE bb's for sale here, with free shipping
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...763#post182763 KSC and TM bb's are good too |
Thats a really good Price for a Marushin K98...
How come I've never heard of these guys before? EDIT: @ Canadian Airsoft |
Remember to order silicon oil also.
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