I'm sure someone would ask, thought I'd be the first - how would the pistols work? Would they be electric? Blowback electric? Spring? Gas? Gas blowback? Just models?

Thanks,
Cheers,
Alex

Magazine???

Garand uses a clip.

As of right now we just have the pistols set as models. We havent worked out the inner workings yet. If we were going to make the pistols into airsoft guns, they would either be spring or gas most likely.

Can we get a pic of an AEG being built, or in process?

Thats what I plan to do. I will be posting an MP44 being built as that is the latest order that I will be working on.

And Thompson :)

I think a key question here is whats your age verification process? How do you verify that the persons you are selling to are 18+?

Hehe yeah...a Thompson too. Well about the age thing, were going to trust our customers on that one. There isnt much we can do.

Cool.
Its true, there aint much one can do. I know that seeing how youre just starting out, you are anxeous to sell to anyone, please be vary of anyone that is obviously a minor, or mentions using these models for no good.

Let me know on that email I sent about a Cyma gearbox!
Thanks,
Cheers,
Alex

Is this Retailer trustable?
 

Hi, I'm not really new to airsoft(I do own a TM MP5A5). I've been thinking about getting world war 2 weapons and have searched around, gotten this site.

http://ww2airsoft.net/index.html

They have their stuff shooting at 410FPS with 0.12g BBs(No, I'm not gunna use 0.12gs, I know better than that), and looking quite real, and most of them are still under $200.

They are also stationed in Ontario, so they can ship to anywhere in Canada no problem.

So are they trustable? If you are going to say "save up and get a better one", please don't I've looked around this forums enough to expect that kind of answer. I just want people's opinion about the store's trustability.

boff there made out of plastic and they dont look to acurate to me, or they realy dont know how to make pictures for a website. If they can be trusted no idea.

Well you can ask to see ID and verify ones age, and if you dont feel a person is of age or wishes not to show you ID you can then refuse to sell to said person.

You might not think much about up holding the 18+ rules and in Ontario Laws regarding the sale of Airsoft, but most of us do.

Sitting back and saying Meh who gives a damn, I'll trust that person on the phone who sounds just like my 8 year old brother who says he's 18. There have been several retailers who have gone your route in the past, you might not be aware but they are not around anymore. Some of them received visits from Customs, others visits from the police. The rest when they saw what was going on decided to close up shop before they were raided. But its your $$ have fun.

Could you not ask for the user's ASC username to confirm that they are age verified and fire off a PM to them to make sure it's really them? In Ontario it would be wise if you guys did everything to cover your ass from selling these things to < 18.

What about customers that are not on ASC, or are 18+ but not verified?