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Experiences/advice with Airsoft retailers.

kdouglas · 2006-08-17 11:35:46

"LOL - First Post !! LOL!!" Hey guys, thinking about getting a new airsoft gun, possibly an mp5 or a p90, anyone got any recommendations on where to buy? Either electric or gas powered model, but obviously within the 1joule legal limit?

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#1602 12-03-2008 10:29am

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RC car fanatic wrote: »

Lads,my package just arrived in portlaoise mail centre yesterday and then it said it went into customs...anyone know when ill get it back or how much it will cost..or how do i go about getting it back(people said you send a copy of your invoice)?

Whenever I've had anything stopped by customs (not AEGs though) I received a letter by post telling me how much I had to pay and giving 2 weeks to pay it. You pay the bill and they send it on.

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#1603 12-03-2008 4:00pm

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RC car fanatic wrote: »

Lads,my package just arrived in portlaoise mail centre yesterday and then it said it went into customs...anyone know when ill get it back or how much it will cost..or how do i go about getting it back(people said you send a copy of your invoice)?

mcgovern wrote: »

Whenever I've had anything stopped by customs (not AEGs though) I received a letter by post telling me how much I had to pay and giving 2 weeks to pay it. You pay the bill and they send it on.

Seems like there's a couple of ways they do us, I'd a parcel shipped from the
USA arrive this morning via USPS, postie delivered it to the door and showed
me the Customs invoice (parcel had sat in Portlaoise since last Friday).
I paid the postie cash and he handed me the parcel, I had thought he'd just give me
the Customs bill and I'd have to go to sorting office to pay and collect.

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#1604 14-03-2008 12:16am

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Anyone know why ehobby dont have any pics of glocks?

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#1605 14-03-2008 12:44am

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RC car fanatic wrote: »

Lads,my package just arrived in portlaoise mail centre yesterday and then it said it went into customs...anyone know when ill get it back or how much it will cost..or how do i go about getting it back(people said you send a copy of your invoice)?

my m14 from ehobby was held in customs,they sent out a letter looking for a invoice or paypal receipt,e-mail it to them,should be released the next day and pay mr. postman when he calls
my m14 worked out $131+$50 ship,payed 31 euros vat.

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#1606 14-03-2008 8:47am

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tanks for the info but it was released after two days and there's €19.91 customs charge on it (the whole package cost about €190 ).Does that work out about right?

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#1607 14-03-2008 9:06am

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RC car fanatic wrote: »

tanks for the info but it was released after two days and there's €19.91 customs charge on it (the whole package cost about €190 ).Does that work out about right?

yep,you done allright there for the price of youre package.
mine worked out 120euros, 27euros vat + 5 euros handling fee.

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#1608 17-03-2008 1:26am

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What courier do redwolf airsoft use?

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#1609 17-03-2008 2:02am

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A variety really, changes quite a bit.

Usually EMS though.

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#1610 18-03-2008 6:55pm

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I ordered a g3 off gunner, all together about €100, expecting it this or next week. Will I be charged extra by the postman?

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#1611 18-03-2008 7:22pm

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could have too, the max you should pay is 25 -30 euros

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#1612 19-03-2008 11:33pm

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bought some stuff from ehobby,shipped on 11 and still not here.no sign of it on an post website and hk post tracking just say this item left hongkong on blah blah.any ideas?

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#1613 19-03-2008 11:52pm

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RC car fanatic wrote: »

bought some stuff from ehobby,shipped on 11 and still not here.no sign of it on an post website and hk post tracking just say this item left hongkong on blah blah.any ideas?

Its coming from Hong Kong, how fast do you expect it?
Anything I order from there generally takes 2 -3 weeks to arrive once its shipped and you've given them 6 business days so far

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#1614 20-03-2008 1:01am

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if its a registered package from ehobby they usually come in less than a week., but with the paddys day holidays and the increased number of deliveries for the postie it could be held up. ,should be with ya in a few days.,

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#1615 20-03-2008 10:57pm

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Redwolf sorted me out as I double payed them via paypal, paypal wernt much help.

Redwolf service is quite helpful, to me they seemed more willing to help than any issue I've had with ehobby, saying that redwolf are very busy so expect a days delay in replies.

Also

Dealextreme, though not really airsoft, are quite good, I think bullets mentioned them before, but anyway, got a great 7W torch and mounts for the m4, and batteries and charger, have to say, great value and shipping, free and not that slow at all.

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#1616 22-03-2008 4:06pm

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Got ACU from ebaybanned fro $59 and some nametapes/rankslides/dogtags/unit patches from 1800nametape.com for $25, all including shipping.
The ACU is great quality, ripstop type, and is a very close match to real ACU (using visible light anyway)

I also got a Mich 2002 replica from ebaybanned. The chinstrap sits halfway up my right jaw, after fiddling with it over a few hours. I need to take out the straps and manufacture some new ones so I can have a fully fitting chin strap. good quality helmet though.

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#1617 23-03-2008 9:36pm

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Anyone ever have any hassle getting AEGS from ehobby with reguards to customs/vat?

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#1618 24-03-2008 10:37am

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kinkstr wrote: »

Anyone ever have any hassle getting AEGS from ehobby with reguards to customs/vat?

I've had to pay VAT and duty on perhaps half of what I've ordered from them.

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#1619 25-03-2008 2:00am

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Pending customs inspection on my kart EBR from RSOV looks like theirs a bill on its way fu*king customs :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

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#1620 25-03-2008 9:00am

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well rsov normally declare parcels at about 10 usd or somthing silly like that, and im positive customs have rsov and some other flagged as mine aways get pulled over :P

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#1621 25-03-2008 1:35pm

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howdie folks

im a complete newcomer to this forum, but ive a huge interest in firearms, replicas etc, just a weird hobby of mine.

Just wondering is there places around dublin to look at airsoft weapons etc?

and what price are we talking

im a big ebay customer and the products on there are ridiculously cheap for what im looking for, its not competitive play etc its more a collection

but they dont ship to ireland

examples would be pistols from 5€ and rifles from 20€

i have heard of irish colectors paying in the hundreds, for what i see on ebay for nothing

is this true?
are you guys paying big bucks for your equipment?

cheers

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#1622 25-03-2008 5:04pm

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[DM]-TheDOC- wrote: »

howdie folks

im a complete newcomer to this forum, but ive a huge interest in firearms, replicas etc, just a weird hobby of mine.

Just wondering is there places around dublin to look at airsoft weapons etc?

and what price are we talking

im a big ebay customer and the products on there are ridiculously cheap for what im looking for, its not competitive play etc its more a collection

but they dont ship to ireland

examples would be pistols from 5€ and rifles from 20€

i have heard of irish colectors paying in the hundreds, for what i see on ebay for nothing

is this true?
are you guys paying big bucks for your equipment?

cheers

yeah there are walk in stores in dublin, MIA in blancherstown and eirsoft in broombridge.

and about the big bucks paid for equipment, generally if your serious about

airsoft, you'll pay well for good equipment.

you would get a good rifle for €140 eg CA m15 sportsline

and a good pistol from €80

any pistol for €5 wouldnt last you 5 shots, i paid 110 for my 1911 and it was

worth it

:cool::cool::cool:

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#1623 26-03-2008 1:14am

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[DM]-TheDOC- wrote: »

Just wondering is there places around dublin to look at airsoft weapons etc?

Airsoft guns ain't weapons mate:)

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#1624 26-03-2008 1:05pm

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Hi

This will be my last post on www.boards.ie

I came to the site this morning to talk about a sport that I am involved in.

It is a sport that has certain difficulties attached to finding the right supplies in my local area.

I wouldn't normally purchase products from an Internet website as most of the Irish Suppliers do not provide a telephone contact on their websites.

I have also been forced into driving half way across the city only to find that the "Main Suppliers" are closed or just don't have the stock.

I opened a thread to discuss a new outlet, a walk in shop that I found in my locality and was promptly jumped on.

This forum is obviously the same as most other Irish Businesses, a cartel and a closed shop. Keep the vested interests happy at all costs.

As this site is more interested in it's own commercial concerns as opposed to the sport itself.

I will speak to my local teams about setting up an online Forum that represents us.

I will also continue to support my local vendor who has taken the time and effort to provide a walk in store in my locality. I can tell from the replies to the thread that I created that the online vendors who have not bothered to open an actual retail outlet for the benefit of local people are concerned as it will affect their little monopoly.

The store that I mentioned has had sustained media coverage over the last few weeks nationwide as a result of actions taken by Senator Liz Mac Manus. It's no suprise that people are now finding out that they are there.

Over and Out.

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#1625 26-03-2008 1:12pm

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OMG! Forum not dedicated place for advertisement!

Shocked, truly disappointed with boards, bad lemming, bad.

TBH you sounded like a bloody bad infomercial, and it reeked of shilling, with the indication that we were all thick enough to fall for it.

You weren't jumped on, you were informed of the rules, everyones rules.

Good luck with the new forum by the way, look forward to seeing it.

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#1626 26-03-2008 1:15pm

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yeah and who spoke up for them on the radio
hivemind187 with many many postsa on this board

i would advise that you hang around its a valuable resourse this place even if its run with a my way or the highway attitude

i can see both sides of the posts yer upset by and i would ask you again to stay as this seems to be the place to grow the airsoft community

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#1627 26-03-2008 1:15pm

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Airsoft Command , do you have any connection with the store in question?
Why was your first post in the IAS thread?

I can see (hopefully) all these posts being deleted (again)

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#1628 26-03-2008 1:19pm

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this is not the place for this discussion

Airsoft Command: I locked your thread because frankly, it read like advertising blurb, if you wish to discuss it further, pm me

Edit: i'd just like to point something out here:

Airsoft Command wrote:

This forum is obviously the same as most other Irish Businesses, a cartel and a closed shop. Keep the vested interests happy at all costs.

nobody here, boards.ie or myself or any of the other moderators, have a vested interest in any of the retailers which post here, any retailer is welcome to post here, once they do it in the correct manner

Back on-topic gents

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#1629 26-03-2008 1:21pm

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Airsoft_Command wrote: »

I can tell from the replies to the thread that I created that the online vendors who have not bothered to open an actual retail outlet for the benefit of local people are concerned as it will affect their little monopoly.

As I'm the only "online vendor" who replied, I presume you mean me.
As it happens, I do have an outlet, and I welcome any and all new retailers to the scene - the better the choice, the more the sport takes off, and the more business it generates for us all. Simple economics.

What I don't respect or welcome is a complete lack of respect and regard for your colleagues in the same business, and your future customers, and its a trend that's becoming more evident of late.

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#1630 26-03-2008 1:21pm

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As an on-topic question has anybody bought anything from gotactical yet?
The prices seem high but whats the customer service/delivery times like?

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#1631 26-03-2008 1:22pm

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kdouglas wrote: »

this is not the place for this discussion

Airsoft Command: I locked your thread because frankly, it read like advertising blurb, if you wish to discuss it further, pm me

Back on-topic gents

Apologies Keith...posted before I read your post.

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#1632 26-03-2008 1:23pm

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Order arrived from redwolf, lovely shiny 6.03 barrel + bits and bobs.

I have to say, I like them, helped me with my paypal error too, and great selection, on par with WGC and DenTrinity, for rarer gear.

Customs took most of the time, 1 week to get through, so a big backlog lately with them.

Also made an order from Cobra, they think we have a vcra here, at least inquired to that effect, hope to god they got my reply before they bastardize my luger into a luminous disgrace.

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#1633 27-03-2008 10:33am

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Has anybody here ordered anything from http://www.fire-support.co.uk/ ? I went through adding stuff to my cart, went to the check-out (without go through the credit card process, I just wanted to see the shipping price), closed the window and now it seems to be an order in progress!

I've since decided that it's no bad thing if it goes through, but it still seems a bit trigger happy, since I didn't actually confirm the order. Hmm...

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#1634 27-03-2008 12:10pm

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*facepalm*

Cobra send my fcuking luger to Iceland.

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#1635 27-03-2008 2:20pm

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Motosam wrote: »

*facepalm*

Cobra send my fcuking luger to Iceland.

Ahh well..they were only out by one letter

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#1636 27-03-2008 2:43pm

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Shiva wrote: »

Ahh well..they were only out by one letter

One letter and a few hundred miles

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#1637 27-03-2008 4:41pm

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I saw this on the breaking news website today.

http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/mhojeyidgbql/

Is this what you lot are talking about? Imitation guns

Where do I sign up?

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#1638 27-03-2008 6:32pm

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Skobyonekenobi wrote: »

I saw this on the breaking news website today.

http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/mhojeyidgbql/

Is this what you lot are talking about? Imitation guns

Where do I sign up?

this is a serious sport you know that right?

are you aware of the rules etc?

:cool::cool::cool:

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#1639 27-03-2008 6:40pm

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kevteljeur wrote: »

Has anybody here ordered anything from http://www.fire-support.co.uk/ ? I went through adding stuff to my cart, went to the check-out (without go through the credit card process, I just wanted to see the shipping price), closed the window and now it seems to be an order in progress!

I've since decided that it's no bad thing if it goes through, but it still seems a bit trigger happy, since I didn't actually confirm the order. Hmm...

Here I am, responding to my own posts. Truly, I lead a lonely life Turns out that the fire-support.co.uk ordering system can be a little aggressive but they helpfully cancelled the order. I wouldn't have been charged anyway (unless they invented a credit card number and charged that - Irish retailers, feel free to bill my imaginary CC!). I set a new order and all is well (14 sterling for postage, under 10kg).

Also, I visited the Eirsoft store today in Cabra, and it's worth a visit. Thanks for letting me yap the ears off you Tony!

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#1640 27-03-2008 10:49pm

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Rules?

I just saw it in the news mate.

I can see a lot of people out there taking a real interest in guns that look real and feel real without having to go to the usual sources.

Im sure the Gards are delighted, as well as the post office owners association.

If you want to shoot guns, there's a war on in Iraq.

But the bullets they shoot over there will sting a bit more than paintball or BB guns.

Whatever get's your rocks off.

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#1641 27-03-2008 10:52pm

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Skobyonekenobi wrote: »

Rules?

I just saw it in the news mate.

I can see a lot of people out there taking a real interest in guns that look real and feel real without having to go to the usual sources.

Im sure the Gards are delighted, as well as the post office owners association.

If you want to shoot guns, there's a war on in Iraq.

But the bullets they shoot over there will sting a bit more than paintball or BB guns.

Whatever get's your rocks off.

we dont use bb guns...

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#1642 27-03-2008 11:02pm

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Rules?

I just saw it in the news mate.

I can see a lot of people out there taking a real interest in guns that look real and feel real without having to go to the usual sources.

Im sure the Gards are delighted, as well as the post office owners association.

If you want to shoot guns, there's a war on in Iraq.

But the bullets they shoot over there will sting a bit more than paintball or BB guns.

Whatever get's your rocks off.

there is already a thread and believe and a number of post in regard to this shop, also i would visit the IAA website this contains a recording of a radio interview in regards to the shop you might like to listen to, other than that this is not the thread for this.

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#1643 27-03-2008 11:39pm

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Skobyonekenobi wrote: »

Rules?

I just saw it in the news mate.

I can see a lot of people out there taking a real interest in guns that look real and feel real without having to go to the usual sources.

Im sure the Gards are delighted, as well as the post office owners association.

If you want to shoot guns, there's a war on in Iraq.

But the bullets they shoot over there will sting a bit more than paintball or BB guns.

Whatever get's your rocks off.

what are you talking about???

i didnt say i want to shoot real bullets!

your post is so confusing it is giving me a headache i asked you if you knew

the rules of airsoft!

what has the iraq war got to do with airsoft? ha

:cool::cool::cool:

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#1644 28-03-2008 1:19am

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Skobyonekenobi wrote: »

Rules?

I just saw it in the news mate.

I can see a lot of people out there taking a real interest in guns that look real and feel real without having to go to the usual sources.

Im sure the Gards are delighted, as well as the post office owners association.

If you want to shoot guns, there's a war on in Iraq.

But the bullets they shoot over there will sting a bit more than paintball or BB guns.

Whatever get's your rocks off.

I hate to continue off topic here, but im just going to make 2 points in relation to this gentleman's remarks

A) The gards wont be dealing with a dope brandishing a toy gun around, the Emergancy Responce Unit will. And to be honest if your dumb enough to be doing that you deserve all that you get. Which will most likely be a slight case of being dead.

&

Ireland has nothing to do with fighting in Iraq (besides the whole shannon thing) so even if someone here wanted to go fight a real war(which they dont) they simply cant.

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#1645 28-03-2008 1:47am

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Back on topic please gents

Skobyonekenobi: if you've nothing to contribute to the forum, then dont post here, if you genuinely wish to discuss something, start a new thread

Any further off-topic posts will receive bans

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#1646 28-03-2008 11:52am

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Rules?

I just saw it in the news mate.

I can see a lot of people out there taking a real interest in guns that look real and feel real without having to go to the usual sources.

Im sure the Gards are delighted, as well as the post office owners association.

If you want to shoot guns, there's a war on in Iraq.

But the bullets they shoot over there will sting a bit more than paintball or BB guns.

Whatever get's your rocks off.
All the best,
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#1647 28-03-2008 11:56am

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This forum seems to be run by censorship freaks

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#1648 28-03-2008 11:59am

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The article in the news expressed a serious concern from politicians and Gardai.

The question is what happens when the guns fall into the wrong hands?

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#1649 28-03-2008 12:08pm

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Skobyonekenobi infracted (several times) and banned from airsoft. Please stay on topic and don't feed the trolls!!

There is a report button, use it and ignore the poster till one of us can deal with it.

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#1650 28-03-2008 2:22pm

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I see you failed to hear about the good 'ol boys in dubbo and luimneach with the REAL ak47's, shotguns, murders, random shootings etc.

God forbid those people got a toy.

Anyhoo, Cobra fixed the Iceland error, not luger for you Reykjavik

So I'm happy, they are actually quite swift with their responses, and actions, with the same person you deal with each time via e-mail stating their name so you avoid mix-ups.

When the piece arrives, I'll post again on speed, packing etc. but so far, so good, any errors rapidly dealt with

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whats the deelio on Redwolf..are they any good,shipping wise?

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