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Mack
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I didnt think ASG made any of there own stuff, Arent they just a rebrander?maybe with there rebranded stuff, it isn't that epic, but there own stuff is very good (from my experience), and being cheap isn't always a bad thing
edit: nevermind, answered above.
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Ian_Gere
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Nothing wrong with CYMA guns, unless you take them apart a lot. In fact, since CYMA clone from very successful guns, they shoot very well, it's just that the materials are perhaps cheaper so they get damaged more quickly if you keep disassembling/reassembling them.
Umarex is a licensing company and guns with their brand are made by a variety of manufacturers. For eg the Umarex G36 range is made by Ares, however despite Ares' reputation (with which I concur) for excellent looks but dodgy innards, the Umarex blowback G36's seem to be pretty robust.
Umarex is a licensing company and guns with their brand are made by a variety of manufacturers. For eg the Umarex G36 range is made by Ares, however despite Ares' reputation (with which I concur) for excellent looks but dodgy innards, the Umarex blowback G36's seem to be pretty robust.
Dan's Ark
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If you're planning on selling some airsoft weapons, do you fancy a move up north near Middlesbrough? Got nothing up here in terms of airsoft shops.Hello, first post hereI work for a gunshop in the south east (UK) and we often get asked about airsoft, we currently only sell shotguns and air weapons (as an RFD) but I would like to prove to the management that airsoft is a hugely popular sport and something we should look in to. So...... you guys are the best people to enlighten a complete noob. Can you give me an idea of the sort of equipment you would like to see a shop stock? what frustrates you about your existing store? please be as honest and as descriptive as possible. You guys are the experts, I have very little knowledge other than the UK legal side of things. Your advice is massively appreciated!
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Shinobi
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+1 To what Storm said ;D
Also, maybe stock some of the more unique stuff that's hard to come across in the UK. Like KWA (You can get, but quite expensive and not much), maybe some more Magpul stuff, and if you stock the unique stuff, people will have to come to you for it ;D
Also, maybe stock some of the more unique stuff that's hard to come across in the UK. Like KWA (You can get, but quite expensive and not much), maybe some more Magpul stuff, and if you stock the unique stuff, people will have to come to you for it ;D
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